
Even If I Transform, I’ll Still Be a Couch Potato
我即使变身也要做咸鱼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Likes.
508Chapters
1.5MClicks
10.9kFavorites
7.9Score
2.3kLikes
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The first transgender marriage harem novel
This is the first novel I've read that combines transgenderism, marriage, and a harem, but it's the female lead who gets the harem. The first few chapters are quite engaging, but there's too little exploration of the female lead's mindset. It doesn't highlight the complex emotions she experiences after the transformation, such as fear, anxiety, and inner conflict. It feels like the female lead is just a girl; she doesn't experience any disgust or other negative feelings because she used to be male. Usually, after transforming and discovering they like men, they would reflect on their sexual orientation and deliberately avoid the female lead, emphasizing that they are male, and even thinking about building a harem instead of being the one built into one. But it seems the female lead's refusal to accept the male lead is simply because she remembers she used to be male, and then...
Thanks for the comments warning me. I was thinking of watching it based on recommendations from Tieba. I didn't expect it to be a harem anime; harem is fine, but why include the tag? What a waste of my time.
I saw someone in the comments saying it's a harem story, why didn't you just tag it with the word "harem"? You're wasting my time, damn it.
I've written a new book called "The Maid Life of a Retired Assassin." Interested readers, please add it to your favorites.
The fact that the male lead likes two people is a bit much for me. It reminds me of my ex-boyfriend, and it made me feel really uncomfortable. I instantly remembered all the awful things he said to me.
I've made some minor revisions to the first seven chapters to make the male lead's early character less awkward. If you're interested, you can take another look. Feedback is welcome. The premise is made more reasonable.
From "I'm a Fairy Who Will Never Be a Villainous Supporting Actress"
I'm speechless. You can even start a harem just by getting married out of wedlock?
Three years have passed, and it's finally finished. I still remember that I collected this book and the one from the Immortal Ascension Continent together.
Freebies, freebies, keep giving away freebies!
As the saying goes, hesitation leads to defeat, and decisiveness results in complete surrender. The female lead, after her gender swap, immediately rushes in and offers herself up, lacking both feminine reserve and masculine dignity. It can all be summed up with the label "a lazy bum," which I find very unacceptable. Harem stories where the female lead is the one who "gives herself up" (becomes part of someone else's harem) are frustrating. It would be nice if the two characters gradually approached each other and fell in love, but in this story, the male lead is blunt: "I'm lusting after her body, I'm awesome, I'm proud, a pervert? What pervert? I'm the protagonist chosen by the author, just watch me jump around." And the female lead? "I'm a lazy bum, do whatever you want, just watch me." Sister! You're a lazy bum...