College Life After Becoming a Girl

Over the years, very few books written by TS about getting married can compare to this one; the older ones are ridiculously outrageous.

I initially came here out of curiosity, especially since I found it in a lucky bag 😂. I thought it was just an ordinary novel 🌚 (the kind with slice-of-life school life, secretly incorporating a little magic and otherworldly elements; I don't dislike them, but after a while, they get a bit tiresome). But none of what I imagined was there! And unlike those melodramatic and ridiculous "transfer marriage" novels I've written on other platforms (they deserve to be taken down), this one is all slice-of-life but doesn't feel tiring. Well, if I had to describe it, it's like every day at school is boring, but something always happens...

Yay! I finally found Kang's book from 3 years ago. I'll subscribe to the whole set to commemorate my lost high school days.

In this era that has been transformed into an XP amplifier, there are few left that can uphold such a gentle and attractive stream.

I'm a long-time reader of "transformation marriage" novels. I started reading them in 2008, so it's been 12 years now. I've read so many of them, though not all the time. I've read many different genres of novels. By middle school, I had already read over 300 books. In the second semester of my second year of middle school, I accidentally came across a book called "Transformation," and I found the psychological changes of a man suddenly becoming a woman very interesting. Then I started searching for similar books, such as the famous martial arts transmigration novel "Eternal Night," the urban transformation novel "Night Pearl," "The Cold-Weather Bird," "The Daughter's Sutra," "Confused and Infatuated," "Unexpectedly a Daughter," "The Curse of Love," and so on. I've read about 30 different "transformation marriage" novels...

I don't know where to begin, and I feel unqualified to comment. I think this book truly depicts the lives of two people, from best friends to lovers. Initially, there might have been some awkwardness, because the other person knows about your past as a boy, and you even lived together before. You used to share the existence of the "joystick driver program," and suddenly you're a girl. After realizing your feelings, you hesitate to speak up because your best friend also knows about your past. Finally, the male protagonist's father, believing he's doing what's best for his son, gives him a convenient excuse to break the ice. I haven't read any more yet...

The novel is so well-written that I, who never writes book reviews, couldn't help but write one. Before this novel, I had only read similar manga about marriage transformation, so I had practically never ventured into this genre. Initially, I started reading out of curiosity, but I was immediately captivated by the author's writing style and the novel's content. I was completely engrossed, spending two days reading it from morning till night, except for eating and sleeping. After finishing it, I felt a strange sense of melancholy—I couldn't get enough! Then I thought how wonderful it would be if the author were a machine with a soul, especially a prolific one (chuckles), so I could keep reading forever. Okay, back to the point, regarding the novel...

Surprisingly, there were no scenes with children.

The ex-girlfriend scene was absolutely incredible! It was truly unbelievable; both the male and female leads were phenomenal.

I'm almost finished watching it, so for those planning to watch it later, I have to say that the beginning was great, but later on, after Bai Yao, a supporting character, moved in near the main characters, the viewing experience gradually became very bad. She became a super third wheel, stealing the spotlight and being superfluous, making you wonder who the main characters were? She even followed the male and female leads when they went to meet their parents. What should have been a cohabiting world for the two of them turned into her being a third wheel almost every day.