A Transformed Girl’s Self-Cultivation

I don't recommend reading this book. It's a typical early work by the author, full of illogical plot holes and numerous flaws. If you still want to read something similar, you can check out the author's two latest books, which are quite good. As for *Supreme Maid* and this one, I don't recommend reading them; proceed with caution.

I wish your wishes would come true soon. I genuinely hope you all become women soon, and ideally, there would be more of you like me, and you'd all become beautiful and then be chased by men. (Give single people a chance). This wish of mine is beneficial to most people, so it's a good wish. Anyone (who truly shares my thoughts) who wants to wish this out with me, please like and comment. Please don't be sarcastic.

Why write such a male lead? Is it foreshadowing or some other hidden plot? This character is very well-developed, but he disgusts me to no end. He's about to kill you, yet he keeps fawning over you. This doesn't match the high intelligence and superhuman brain mentioned earlier at all. Novels are meant to bring readers pleasure, not to make them miserable. This male lead's actions are like those of a living, breathing simp; his various behaviors are unacceptable, in short, he's incredibly scum. The female lead is relatively well-developed, but it's still painful to see her so devoted to this male lead. Furthermore, judging from the number of comments in this chapter, it's clear that many people dropped the book after this part of the story. I...

I feel like the male lead doesn't deserve the female lead's affection.

It's not the scumbag guy who's disgusting, it's the scumbag guy plus the simp female lead who's disgusting.

Since I learned how to read book reviews, I only need one minute to read a novel.

The author's portrayal of the male protagonist is so convincing it's off-putting; if the male protagonist were removed, the book would probably have even more readers.

Given the disappointing quality of the previous book and the title of this one, I initially had absolutely no expectations for this book, especially since the author himself mentioned it as a "national martial arts" style book in his book group. "Stop with the fancy stuff, I only know fantasy and magical novels!" However, since it was out of friendship, I figured I'd click on it anyway. Surprisingly, I found it quite good. Actually, the synopsis was a major factor in my decision to click. If I were to rate the title and synopsis, the title would be a 0, but the synopsis would be a 30. Here, the score refers to the initial impression; anything above 0 is...

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Oh, I checked the book reviews, harem? I thought the male lead was just playing around and would become devoted to the female lead after they got together. But you tell me it's a harem? Fine, I guess I wasted an hour and a half. Ye (the author) disgusted me.