To Save My Life, I Became a Matchmaker

Wdm, everyone in the Pineapple Circle has been muted _(:з"∠)_

I really want to offer my own perspective on what yandere is—as someone who once pursued someone with a very yandere-like intensity, even though I'm past the age of prioritizing love above all else, I should reflect on my past possessiveness and controlling nature through a different lens, like my own terrible novel QWQ. Once upon a time, there was a cute boy who liked to wear women's clothing. Perhaps he was a weak, ordinary person whose life in the real world was unsatisfactory. One day, he transformed into a beautiful and popular girl, then married a capable, virtuous, and kind man, possibly even having several children and reaching the pinnacle of life. If it's a story about a protagonist who suffers angst...

Pre-review summary: My initial impression of "The Poor Taoist Priest Becomes a Matchmaker to Survive" is that it's a romance novel that evokes complex emotions. Among the countless gender-swap novels on SF (Society of Science Fiction), no, not just gender-swap novels, but arguably among all the more than 50,000 books on SF, very few can truly use elements that appeal to a broad audience to create a story that satisfies most readers. This book either shows the author spent a great deal of time carefully crafting it, or the author has extremely rich writing experience; either way, it's admirable. Suitable for: Readers who enjoy gender-swap but are tired of clichéd plots. Word count: 1269. Main text—Reader-oriented: Beginners...

Some readers' apps are now offering the perk of unlocking chapters by watching ads. All you readers who've been waiting for this chapter to be released, come check it out! ੭ ᐕ)੭*⁾⁾

Here's a preview of my new book, "I'm the Protagonist's Villainous Stepmother." The title might change, but if I write a story about marriage and stepmothers, it will be a stepmother tale. ✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺

I just checked the perpetual calendar and realized today is the Ghost Festival, which is also my son's and daughter's birthday!

Ling Tianci rewarded the author with 100,000 Fire Coins! Little Loli sends love!

Actually, well-written transformation novels are rare, and it's frustrating that "Miss Doll's" (人偶小姐) has such a low collection rate. The writing style is good. However, there are too many commercial novels, and I genuinely don't like some of the "feel-good" transformation novels. It's like how I'm used to watching Violet Evergarden anime in high definition and don't like books without substance. While the framework and writing style are important, the theme and content also cater to a wider audience. Few authors bother with a consistent framework throughout the entire story; they usually divide it by volumes or stages. Gui Gui's (柜柜) ancient-style "feel-good" novels are pretty much like that. In fact, this is why it's difficult for ancient-style novels to incorporate modern tropes as a lubricant...

This is my first long review, dedicated to the female author, Qingzun Hongjiu, whose writing is clear, beautiful, and adept at creating suspense. The male and female protagonists appear from the very beginning, in stark contrast. I love this clear narrative: a chance encounter in the rain, a bright young woman, a taciturn young man, each with their own missions to complete, seemingly destined never to cross paths, yet in a fleeting moment they both stop, speak, embrace, and offer each other an umbrella. Was it a predestined connection from a past life? Missed in this life, destined to meet again in the next? This is because those destined to meet will meet, and those destined to face things should face them earnestly. Perhaps only a female author possesses such delicate sensitivity...

Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!