The Foxgirl's Growth Diary

It's a pity I only discovered this book now; it's a shame the author plans to finish it quickly, which is frustrating. I think this book is genuinely well-written. Although the plot is somewhat clichéd, it's still very readable. And the most unique thing is… author, were you good at Chinese in high school? Many chapters are just like those in your Chinese textbook, and it also incorporates a lot of poetry, so it feels very familiar to me because I'm also a senior in high school. I won't comment on the plot or character settings here; I just want to say that grades don't represent true ability. It's a very good book, but it's not very popular…

If the author is a boy, let's gender-swap together and then go for yuri.

That day, Hua went to Lijiang again, to that lakeside again. Every long holiday, Hua would sit there quietly, enjoying her solitude, but she felt something was missing… Since it was a parallel world, there must be another Nie Liuxing in this world. Could they meet again? Hua hoped so, but she also knew the hope was slim. So much so that she never considered what would happen after they met, or whether he would still be the same person. At the lakeside, Hua sometimes stared blankly at the water, sometimes simply lay there, not thinking about anything, but more often than not, Hua would think…

I, Qingjing, pay tribute to the first book I read on this novel website, which marked the beginning of my novel-reading journey.

Did I read this novel ages ago? Damn...

If the author were a girl, I would gender-swap and have a yuri relationship with her.

Well... Firstly, after reading the first 10 chapters, I felt it was a bit padded. Some paragraphs would have been better with more setup, development, and transitions. Secondly, some things didn't make sense. For example, the white-clad man walked in right after the conversation before dinner—such a coincidence! Some dialogue was also quite redundant. Then, the character descriptions were a bit problematic. Before the male lead transformed, he said he was just a lecher, but in the thug scene, he called him a pretty boy? That doesn't make sense. But! (Here comes the twist!) I haven't read many stories about transformation into marriage so far; most are about transformation into lesbians. I need to support the author and thank them for writing so many words. Secondly...

My new book is out! "My Best Friend Can't Be This Cute" is about my indescribable daily life with my gender-swapped best friend. Please support me!

This is the most bizarre book I've ever seen. It was already finished before it was even released, and it had over 1 million words!

I like these kinds of things that aren't sold on shelves.