The Female CEO and I Switched Bodies

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To put it simply, the plot is coherent and the logic is clear. I would give it a 9 out of 10 points. But the main line is not very clear. There are about two main lines. The first part is about the heroine reorganizing the company. It is basically over when she returns home, but the ending is not very clear and there is no sense of stage. The second paragraph probably starts when the protagonist returns home, and after the BOSS is defeated, the ending is also unclear at the beginning. I thought I had entered the true plot, but it ended. I guess this is the end of the outline, but again, the focus of this book is not on that, and I won't force it. The most important point is that it is very relevant. The body-changing is used throughout the whole work. Although it is not a plot promoter and the plot is used to promote the plot, it is also a very important part of the plot. It has a beginning and an end, which is very good.

Personally, I think it's just average. The soul swap is so frustrating to watch.

The male protagonist is inexplicably strong, which is a very unpleasant point. It would be fine if you explained a little bit about the reason why the male protagonist is strong in the early stage, but you don't say anything in the early stage, so even if you fill in the holes later, it will be meaningless. Foreshadowing in advance and patching afterward are completely different. The female protagonist also feels like she is too much of a mascot and is of no use at all. The only thing that stands out is her personality, which is a bit self-righteous and does a disservice whether she is in male or female form. For example, the blind date gave the male protagonist a perverted reputation, and meeting Mr. Bai also lowered his favorability. A daughter of a wealthy family is such a waste. On the contrary, a boy from an ordinary family is ridiculously strong. This itself is illogical.

Harem, enter with caution

It was quite interesting at first, but when it comes to the characters and their backgrounds, it's really a mess. For example, when the Gu family first came out, people thought they were very awesome, but Master Bai was obviously a local snake. It turned out that the weak ones in the Gu family were not at the same level as Master Bai. The male protagonist's family background is even more outrageous. When he was 15 years old, his family of three was kicked out of the Tang family. In order to reassure his mother, he never practiced Kung Fu, and then he became invincible by just working out. What's even more ridiculous is that at the age of 20, Brother Feng became the boss of the underworld and a powerful group, and then he was hacked to death by a few gangsters. What's even more ridiculous is that in such an awesome background, Brother Feng was hacked to death, the squad leader was played to death, and the protagonist was half dead, but there was no revenge at all. If you mention it to others, they will give up, but if you mention it to the protagonist, it will be useless. The female president reorganizing the company is considered the main plot, but after hundreds of chapters, the main plot takes up less than ten chapters.

I think you can make another extra story about the sister-in-law and Xiaoduo, and explain it in detail😊

Nice

The first 34 chapters were pretty good. There was nothing wrong with the plot or characters. Later, when we got to the port, it started to collapse. The ending felt a bit sloppy, and many holes were filled in casually. I just brushed it off in one go.

Overall, I feel like it's average, and the plot is pretty good. It's just that the heroine is dull at the beginning, and then she's very smart, which feels a bit contradictory. The main plot ends too quickly, and it feels like it ends without clarity. The most critical point is that the harem progresses too fast, and it's a bit incomprehensible. It feels like the plot that could have written more than 1,000 chapters has been compressed, which may have something to do with the fact that there are fewer people watching it. But some details are well written. It's just that in general, Shuang's writing is good to read, but it doesn't work well if you think about it in detail.