A Princess Can't Possibly Be a Boy

This site and "Nightmare" will be updated randomly, one of them.

The thought of having to fill in the plot holes in this book before I die is such a hassle.

The core of comedy is tragedy; this is a book whose protagonist is destined for a life of hardship.

I initially got hooked on the series through the audiobook version of "The Saintess's Tale," where Shen Nianru's voice acting for Kefier was incredibly adorable. However, the audiobook has since stopped airing, and the original novel is finished, so I stumbled upon this book. You could say I discovered a treasure! The names Fu Bai and Feng Tang are just so cute to hear, and I saw echoes of Kefier and Lian Qi in them (yes, "them"). The author is indeed good at naming things, but the name Lian Qi immediately reminded me of a river near my home called Lian Qi (a river in Jiading, Shanghai). And I...

Me: Officer, this guy... He updates so little every time. It's really frustrating for me. So please, officer, arrest him and lock him in a dark room, make him face the wall for three hours. Officer: Okay, take your hands out. Me: Wait, why are you handcuffing me? I'm a good author! I diligently update every day, even if I don't get credit, I still put in the effort! Officer: You're pretty much the same as this guy, always canceling. He's much better than you. At least he updates every day. Although the content is less, it's still better than you. ...

First and foremost: Fu Bai and Maple Syrup are so adorable!!! *Cough cough* Having come from the Saintess arc, I've always felt these two groups have some similarities. Maple Syrup is Lian Qisheng's, the Emperor is Xu Bai's, and Luo Bing'er is Jiu Yin's. Then I started randomly pulling out of the story, wildly mixing up plot points. Finally, I realized you really can't just randomly mix up plot points. I originally thought it was about Ke Fei'er's queen being killed off. (I didn't see the Yehemia reference, I wonder if there's a priest reference.) Overall, it's very well written. The daily interactions between Fu Bai and Maple Syrup, like children, are so sweet it's almost sickening. Two tsundere characters ruining each other's lives. [Em: sfgi...]

I was just a casual reader, someone recommended the author to me, and out of curiosity, I downloaded the app and randomly picked this book from five options. I have to admit, I didn't have high expectations before reading it. In my mind, light novels are usually simple, happy endings, and fairy tales that feel like casual games. Since I was recommended it, and someone said Anu was amazing, I figured I'd give it a try for fun. But this one was different. Completely different from what I imagined. It's nothing like typical light novels. To understand a work, you first need to know the author's mindset and the writing background (Chinese teacher: +3 points). ...

I don't know how many people can grasp the depth of Anu's novel, how many can see the difference between this book and *The Saint*, or how many can appreciate the meticulous plot and character development Anu has done. But I want to thank Anu for persevering and even achieving such success with this book. Please forgive me for not having fully reread it; the reading experience was fragmented while following updates. Therefore, the following comments are merely my initial impressions of the book. Please point out any errors, and I will write a longer review after I have time to reread it completely. This is a novel with a cross-dressing theme...

First of all, what I'm about to say might not be very pleasant, but I hope the author will take a look. I'll just share my personal feelings about this book so far. The pacing of the whole book is somewhat similar to the previous one, "The Saintess," so overall I quite like it. However, there are two things that I didn't find very comfortable reading. First, the male lead's personality. Compared to the Saintess in the previous book, the princess's personality isn't as good. She's also easily swayed by others. For example, when the rabbit's former subordinate caused trouble and said the emperor was a tyrant, the princess immediately believed him. She didn't even try to think about why; instead, she just let others tell her...

The tag revival match is over. The "crossdressing" label was lost. When will we be able to restore the glory of cross-dressing?