The Wanderer of Southern Xinjiang

Is Long Tu a boy or a girl? Sometimes he calls himself a girl, and sometimes he calls himself a great man.

After reading more than 50 chapters, I still don't understand whether the main character is male or female. In the first part, Bai Ling calls him Brother Long, and in the second part, he calls himself Miss. He is neither male nor female. In the middle, he is looking for a kid at the construction site for no apparent reason. A character appears without saying a word and just asks for help. Some paragraphs have incompatible prefaces and subtitles. I read it several times to find the previous part, and the plot is a bit confusing.

It looks good, but is the dragon picture male or female?

There are many typos, and the protagonist is sometimes male and sometimes female.

It's okay, but it's too wordy and I can't be decisive.

Isn't it necessary to discuss the gender of the protagonist? Isn't reading a novel just for plot development? It's not easy for the author to write so much. Personally, I think this plot is quite exciting, and I'll wait for the author's update.