We've All Transformed, So Who's Going to Be the Femme Fatale?

When did male-oriented content come out of the female-oriented genre? Is the author here to claim territory?

Although I read Transformation, after reading hundreds of Transformation books, I really feel that this is the logic of a female channel, and this book should be released on a female channel.

It finally started to feel cool. The author's foreshadowing in the early stage is too depressing, and I feel like I am looking at the moderator and it is completely evil. It is estimated that most readers were dissuaded by the early stage. If you set it up nicely, it will appear in the first three chapters. It is estimated that there will be many left. In addition, the writing style is good and it reads smoothly.

I can barely accept being transformed into a sea queen or a furnace, but I am speechless if my original body was manipulated at will... I think the transformation story has a virgin complex, because I treat the heroine as my wife. Obviously it is written in the book that Yan Zhuo's appearance is the male protagonist's strike zone before traveling through time.

You only get a little over 100 orders a day?! Including mine, it's only 111 so far? I really like this protagonist; author, please don't die! How did you manage to get here? Are you from another site? The writing is okay, and the plot is alright after I pieced it together, but why can't you speak like a normal person? I could guess some parts, but there are just too many possibilities for others.

Hopefully it will be completed.

This book is a bit poisonous when viewed as a traditional transformation novel, but it sounds bad when viewed as Liu Bei's novel 😒

It feels like I've already written half of it. Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) can only accept light yakuza content at most. If I really want to write something, I'd better accept the fact that only a dozen or so readers will actually read it.

What did I come here for? Is this still the starting point?

The writing is too long-winded, like an old lady who talks nonsense, and I am tired of reading it. There was also a conversation that suddenly came out of nowhere. I didn't know which character I was talking to. It took me a lot of writing to find out who it was. Is this a postpositional way of writing?