Transformation and Metamorphosis

After watching for a while, I found that many people like to compare things with reality. Didn't we already make it clear that there are gods and ghosts? Why bother with whether it makes sense or not? Isn't that just making things difficult for yourself?

I've posted some side stories about the main characters on my WeChat official account. Follow "Sasuke Holding Itachi's Hand" to follow.

Isn't calling someone "Dad" normal? I've seen too many delicate girls in real life. Now I prefer girls who call someone "Dad" or "I" all the time. It's all about transformation stories, why does the protagonist have to look exactly like a girl? I might as well read female-oriented novels.

I've discovered something strange: you have a signed tag, so why doesn't this book have one?

That concludes today. Thank you all for your continued support. My new book will likely be released around April next year.

Author, you really need to avoid these kinds of tropes when writing slice-of-life stories! I bet your use of terms of address will deter at least 80% of male readers. The "brothers calling each other 'dad'" trope is fine as a joke, but using it every day is making me cringe. Imagine if you and your brother were calling each other "dad" and "son" every day—wouldn't that be awkward? If you were a female author, imagine if you and your best friend were calling each other "mom" and "son" every day—wouldn't that be awkward? I don't know about other people's situations, but I found it incredibly uncomfortable to read, and I kept skipping through the beginning. Writing style can be improved over time, but these kinds of bizarre plot devices will never lead to good results. ...

I watched it again. I wish there was more of this pure love story combined with everyday marriage changes!

I roughly counted, and from the male protagonist's first appearance to chapter 37, there were approximately 155 fathers.

This book performed poorly... I've thought about abandoning it many times, but when I think of the readers who still support me, I've decided to slowly finish it. Not for any other reason than to be responsible to those who are still reading my book.

So far, the author's writing is quite good, and the style isn't too bad. However, the constant use of the character calling someone "father" was a bit hard to accept, but it's been changed now, so it's not a big deal. As for the bland plot, I really don't have any complaints. After all, the author has stated that this is a slice-of-life novel, so why not just let it be simple? Why add so many twists and turns and dramatic moments? The psychological transformations of the female and male leads are also a highlight, although the pacing feels a bit slow, and the male lead's feelings for the female lead seem a bit abrupt. But this doesn't detract from the reading experience. Since the book is free, the author can write whatever they want; as long as I can read it...