Transforming into a Girl and Declaring War on the World

First of all, thank you to the author, Clock/120 (currently busy). This book must have taken a lot of your effort. It took me two years to finally find it. To be honest, I was going through a lot of setbacks back then, just drifting through life. I stumbled upon the old manuscript of this book, *God Said*, on Baidu (don't ask me how I found it, just say quantum mechanics). Then I went to Black Rock, SF, and then to Tieba. But I couldn't find the complete version (it truly felt like a lifetime's dream). The only one with an ending was even written by a netizen. Recently, I was bored and checked SF, and to my surprise, it had an ending, so I reread it. This book...

A heads-up: The following contains major spoilers. New readers are advised against continuing. The following also contains numerous personal opinions; please read with a calm mind and do not represent the views of the general readership. — Today, almost three months after this book's completion, I finished the last chapter. I think my mood isn't good, or rather, it's quite bad. Just as the clock said in the author's eulogy, Yu Gong Zi's story has ended. In my heart, a certain lingering obsession was abruptly severed in an instant, leaving only an empty feeling. This book, *Transformed into a Princess and Declaring War on the World*...

This book possesses a unique writing style that many writers lack. While protagonists in other works often have overly smooth lives, this book ingeniously pushes the protagonist to the brink (it's truly heart-wrenching), yet the author also allows the protagonist to stage a comeback, making it a refreshing read. On a side note, many books these days either feature protagonists who are constantly showing off or are about domineering CEOs. Yes, these kinds of books are easy to write and have many readers, but while those readers are enjoying themselves, has anyone considered whether the author is genuinely pursuing their own path? Or perhaps they've distorted their path to cater to others? Such conscientious works are rare these days. Finally, the author has a deep understanding of...

I remember first encountering "God Said" on HeiYan.com by chance on the website HeiYan.com, and clicking on it. At first, as a sixth-grader, I didn't understand the content. I think it was just the interesting writing style that attracted me. I gave up on it once because of the middle school entrance exam. Then, perhaps because I wanted to read it a second time, I remembered the novel. This time, I started reading it carefully, and naturally, I subscribed to it—the first novel I ever subscribed to online. This time, I read it completely. But the ending wasn't...

What is a light novel? Back then, I didn't really know, but I knew what a good novel was. The excitement and shock I felt when I first encountered the book in 2016 are still vivid in my memory. I had never read a novel so perfectly suited to my taste. That year, I experienced the joy that novels brought, and I began my writing career. Later, I continued searching for "Clock Eyes" books online, but unfortunately, I didn't find anything. When I opened "God's Words" for what felt like the umpteenth time, I suddenly discovered a string of numbers in a corner at the end of a chapter—the name of "God's Words" fan group. At that moment, without hesitation...

Friendship is rated out of 10. Even if the clock wanted a more honest score, I wouldn't give it one, for no reason. Although it's been finished for a long time and you can't edit it anymore, I still want to say a few things. First: Zuo Xinyi and Xuexue's voices are too similar. Maybe this is meant to express a synchronization? But this diminishes the advantage of having two main characters. The essence of this type of story is being able to tell whether it's the male or female lead's perspective without any hints. Second: Learn to leave room for interpretation, especially when writing personal backstories for characters. There's no need to write everything according to the timeline; that lacks the charm of supplementary narration. Third: Strengthen student council activities, the main...

Actually, there isn't a clear-cut correspondence between character design and behavior. The main thing is that the changes must be reasonable and the actions must be consistent. For example, in Japanese anime, we often see very stereotypical characters, such as the tsundere heiress, the aloof and emotionless, or the scheming and manipulative. These are very common character designs, but since the author has given the character this style (design), it can't be arbitrarily broken. The character's usual words, actions, and behavioral logic should ideally be consistent with their style. If there are changes, there needs to be a corresponding event, change, or emotional shift. In your writing...

A letter to Yu Gongyu, a letter to my favorite novel. Time flies, and five years have passed in the blink of an eye. From the first featured post of this novel in the harem anime forum to the third remake of the science fiction light novel, I feel like I've watched Yu Gongyu grow up since I first met her. She's like my daughter. In my view, the transition from the forum version to the science fiction version is also a reflection of Yu Gongyu's growth, from working on construction sites to taking the civil service exam and reaching a turning point in her life. Although I haven't experienced any substantial changes, Yu Gongyu truly accompanied me through those confusing years of my life. So, my feelings for Yu Gongyu are like those of a father for his daughter, silently watching over her...

Why is such a good book so unpopular?

I feel the author cherishes their work immensely and wants to present their best. I've read different versions of the author's previous books, and this one has been revised countless times, embodying a great deal of the author's effort; only the author knows the true extent of their dedication. The author's updates have been consistently stable, and the book is quite lengthy. This is one of the few books I'm still following. I initially thought the author was writing purely out of personal passion. However, after seeing the author's announcement, I know this book won't bring in much income. I'm grateful for the author's continued support. I also want to talk about Yu Gong...