I'm a Boy, but Everyone Thinks I'm a Beautiful Girl

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Finally finished updating! Now let me share my thoughts on this book. In my opinion, a novel mainly consists of three parts: setting, writing style, and plot. Since I personally don't have high standards for writing style (as long as it's readable), I'll talk about the setting and plot. First, regarding the setting, this novel is quite novel in my opinion. I've read quite a few school-themed magic novels before, but to be honest, I always felt that the magic aspect was too prominent, probably because I'd read too many of those before. This led to some aesthetic fatigue. In short, it wasn't entirely satisfactory. Now, let's talk about the book itself. The daily life of school youth is actually what I...

Hello author, regarding the "Night" that Yanmiao mentioned in recent updates about Qiu Yuyou's girlfriend, is it the same person as Qianqian from Chapter 162: "awsl"? Qianqian Night? Speaking of which, Qiu Yuyou's identity in Japan is the eldest daughter of the Kakaiin family (?!), And Qianqian calls him "Yu," so I'm guessing Qiu Yuyou's Japanese name might be "Kakaiin Yu"? If Qianqian comes to China, it will inevitably create a new battleground. Also, I remember Qiu Yuyou's Japanese adoptive parents didn't have a very good impression of his biological parents. In later episodes, they might be afraid their precious "daughter" will be mistreated if she returns to that "home"...

The update speed is frustratingly slow, and as for the plot, it's a story I can't definitively say is good or bad. On the one hand, it has many flaws, such as the world-building—why is there a school but no one knows about magic? The protagonist's character and experiences remind me of older urban novels. My opinion: The protagonist's character is unclear; he seems to have a bit of everything. The girls' attraction to him seems inexplicable. For example, his younger sister has the biggest flaw—I can't even remember her.

Finally, the author updated the Japanese storyline (to be honest, I suspect the author only remembered it when writing about the younger sister in Japan). Yu You's experiences in Japan previously gave readers a sense of new plot developments and piqued their interest. The author put a lot of effort into the slice-of-life scenes, but occasionally neglected the magic and Japanese settings (the author is also taking the college entrance exams, so their performance probably won't be great, which might be the reason). Anyway, I hope the Japanese storyline gets better and better, making the story more exciting. (｢･ω･)｢Hey

This book truly amazed me. I was surprised it achieved such great results at the beginning, even though I didn't know how to write it at all. I thought it was written for a seasoned author! The character relationships and emotional control are miles ahead of mine. Plus, the updates are consistent and frequent, and the content is incredibly interesting. Thumbs up! I'm truly impressed... Well... A little envious. The author could write more lighthearted, funny slice-of-life stories; I personally love those. And cross-dressing is great! And the younger sister is so cute; incest would be even better!! (This is my first time writing a book review, so I don't really know what to write. Sorry...)

This work truly hooked me. First, it was the content. Unlike other crossdressing novels, the author wrote it seriously! The entire story revolves around the male (female) protagonist's cuteness, pushing their endearing qualities to a climax. In my opinion, this is a genuine crossdressing work. I read it in one go. After finishing it, I eagerly clicked on the crossdressing tag, but after reading the first few parts, I really couldn't continue. (It was around 3:20 AM at the time.) My reaction was, what the hell is this? It lacks what should be there, and adds things that shouldn't be there. What I was reading...

As a crossdressing novel, it feels somewhat formulaic due to the limited number of updates (I've read two similar novels). However, the writing style is humorous and understated, without deliberate descriptions or unnecessary psychological elements, making it simple and easy to understand. The only thing I don't quite grasp is the magic element. I believe urban fantasy should be urban fantasy, and fantasy magic should be fantasy magic; I find it difficult to integrate magic into urban fiction. This also explains why I can't stick with stories like "The Comic Artist in SF" or "The School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard" in web novels. In short, it's still quite good given the current limited exploration of magic, but I'm uncertain about its future.

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I started reading this book about two years ago, I forget exactly. I've forgotten some details, but it was my first time reading a light novel. It was a book I enjoyed then and still enjoy now. Perhaps because the author was a student at the time and didn't have time to update, it stopped updating for a long time, and I gave up on it. Several years have passed in the blink of an eye, and I didn't know what to read, so I remembered this book and picked it up again. But after a few filler chapters, I felt it had a rushed ending. Sigh... What a pity. I only read this one chapter; I didn't read the later ones carefully, assuming it was already finished...