Transformed into a Stunning Beauty

Well, considering that all the software is paid and there's a completely free book with over a hundred thousand words, the latter is still a significant advantage. In this profit-driven era, neither of these attributes is easily attainable. Regardless of whether it's good or bad, I'll neither praise nor criticize.

It has to be said that with so many dissertations and defenses these days, finding a good book is like finding gold in garbage. Rereading this book now, I find it to be of quite high quality.

This book was what got me hooked on pineapple buns back then, and looking back now, I realize it's truly a masterpiece.

The game that got me into yuri back then, 23 years later, I'm watching it again.

Archaeology is here!

Classic old book, I've forgotten the contents, visiting the grave.

The first book I read at Pineapple Bun Restaurant was during a summer vacation several years ago; it probably holds some memories for me.

A book (especially a novel) must have a logical system of behavior that aligns with reality. The writing style can be poor, but the logic must be sound. While the writing in science fiction novels is generally not high, most are still readable because the logic is sound. This book, however, has plot points that defy common sense regarding the characters' actions, which is its biggest flaw. Poor writing style can be tolerated, but flawed logic makes it unreadable. Chapter 46, goodbye!

This is my first time writing a book review, so please bear with me, I'm a science student. First of all, I want to say that this is a good novel, worth a look (it's free anyway). If you're only interested in the yuri aspect, feel free to read it, although the author always manages to stop at crucial moments. Next, I'll share my impressions of the book, focusing on the characters. First, there's Meng Yuting. Despite being one of the original two female leads alongside Gu Xin, her screen time is pitifully small. Her original witch-like attributes were replaced by Gu Xin, and it feels like her only purpose is to create a sisterly pairing with Meng Xiaoxiao. In contrast, the author clearly favors Gu Xin and Ye Yiyi, especially Tang Ke...

My sentimentality might not appeal to some readers, nitpickers, or idiots these days. But those reading this book need to understand that it's a long time ago, and this kind of formula was relatively new at the time. I used to love reading it. Most importantly, the author couldn't get a contract back then, but still continued to update the book out of passion. You readers, please calm down. What do you want? I'm giving it to you for free, isn't that enough? I have no problem with you feeling uncomfortable about paying for it, but first: did you pay for it? Second: this is a book from several years ago. Your comments are like using today's standards to criticize a 12-year-old cultivation novel as clichéd and trashy. Third: if you're human...