I'm Not Panicking at All After Turning into a Girl

Thank you to the author for bringing us such a great book. However, the relationship between the male and female leads was a bit inexplicable in the beginning, and the scene transitions were slightly abrupt. Overall, it's a good book! Hehe.

I really want to torture the author!

Actually, I just finished reading the "(Past)" chapter. I only read this because of that self-torture comment next door (emmm, I'm rambling too much). When I started reading the prologue, I already had a strange feeling, maybe it's because we're in the same boat. But by the end of the prologue, I really couldn't hold back anymore... I don't want to talk about it anymore... Speaking of someone revealing their past, you either need courage or a close friend, the kind who can joke about all your ups and downs (just kidding), someone who wouldn't gossip even in jest. The author's courage is probably just too much to handle. Maybe the author should just have two women in drag (to lighten the mood 233)...

Author, tell me your address! I'm going to send you razor blades! Why did you have to write such a touching story? Especially the chapter about Zhang Tianyu's death, I almost cried! 55555

At the beginning, I thought this novel might have a grand scope, and I was interested in reading it. Later, the descriptions of the bullying and the various events at the new school resonated with me; perhaps my experiences were similar to the protagonist's, and I'm also someone with low self-esteem. For the first time, I felt a sense of connection with the novel, like I'd discovered a treasure. But as I read on, something felt off. I don't know how to put it, but I felt the novel focused too much on details rather than the big picture. Many grand themes were poorly expressed or even omitted. Although I stopped reading, this emotional experience was something I hadn't felt in my five years of reading. Finally...

The plot at the beginning was so melodramatic... So many plot holes!

The protagonist seems a bit cowardly. When I was in junior high, some new classmates wanted to mess with me, but I wasn't afraid and just went for it. After that, we all got along well. It's normal for boys to have bumps and bruises; don't be a coward.

It's a little awkward, but why does it look strangely good?

I really like this book, especially the ending, which is very heartwarming. The only thing that bothers me is that, although you didn't write it out, I know without even thinking that there will be another life-and-death separation later on. To be honest, I might be being a bit unreasonable, but I really don't like this feeling of life and death separation.

That previous chapter was great, thank you.