Becoming a Daughter

Overall, this book is pretty good. Unlike other transformation novels, it's not unrealistic. The process has some ups and downs, but the plot doesn't give you a sense of excitement. Also, the ending feels too rushed!

Reading it again evokes a range of emotions, yet words fail to express them. This is the only assessment I can give: This kind of novel is very much to my liking.

This is a beautiful story.

The description of the relationship with former roommates is too exaggerated, too beautiful; it seems unreal. Think about it: after university, everyone goes their separate ways. How close could things really be? If things were truly that good, why do so many roommates lose touch after graduation?

Back then, gender-bending novels focused more on psychological changes and were mostly described in a very literary style. It's been almost 20 years now; sigh, I haven't read a gender-bending novel in ages.

Wow, what an old book! It's a pity some chapters are missing. It's so common for completed books to be missing chapters.

As a guy, this is the second gender-bending novel I've read. I'm back to check it out.

I wonder how the author of this book is doing lately, but I really like the feeling of this book.

The subject matter wasn't very appealing, and the content was rather bland, in my opinion.

What kind of nonsense is this description?