Heroine: the Most Beautiful Thing Is a Young Man

I came across this book by chance and read more than ten chapters (latest) This book still has the same problem as similar books (including transformation stories). The time-travel setting is just a background gimmick, and it is immediately integrated into the current identity and personality. There is no sense of past life at all, time travel is just a backdrop. In my opinion, the biggest attraction of this type of book is the comparison, contrast, conflict, and transformation of various psychological changes with different experiences in previous lives. Whether it is to accept it with the crowd or to fight loudly or silently. This can make the book more literary and readable. But I feel that the current authors are basically writing in a wrong way. It is difficult to have the same feeling as when the classification of ancient times was first developed, and it was lost in so many books. Niche subject matter is inherently difficult, and your best feature has been turned into a gimmick. So how can you compete with other books?

Sad, I can't even vote for the monthly vote. Let's vote for three recommendations first. Come on, I'll wait for you to write Sesu 🙂