Good-for-Nothing Goddess, Give Me Back My Gender

The author of "The King of Pigeons" has suddenly become so diligent! Has your attribute also been reversed by some useless goddess? Haha, just kidding. I've been following another book by the author for several years, and only recently discovered this new one after I came back to life. So, here's my review of the first volume. Well, as the author said, the first volume is so short! It feels like only a few things happened before it was over. To summarize, the male (and female) protagonist discovers he's been gender-swapped, enters high school at age 13, and uses experience and luck to beat up some random passerby. This foreshadows a plot point that seems to be the main storyline of the second volume, and he wins against the veteran alchemist...

I'm too lazy to switch accounts, so I'll just use this one. I've been focusing on leveling up and increasing the word count for my new book lately, so my energy is really limited. I forgot to mention this here, but this book won't be abandoned. It's just that time has been tight, so I haven't had time to update. I'll resume updating starting this weekend.

I'm sorry to take another day off today. The new book will be available for purchase tomorrow night, and the drafts are still undergoing final revisions. I'm a bit overwhelmed, and I'm really sorry!

Although I've only finished the second volume, *The Blessing of Heavenly Water*, I believe it's already worthy of a thousand-word review. If you've been lucky enough to click on the book cover or my review, then congratulations! You've discovered a treasure in the SF Book Library! I'm always very picky about books. From my first light novel reading experience in junior high to my current junior year of college, I wouldn't say I've read every single transformation novel in the SF Book Library, but I've read at least a handful of those over 300,000 words. However, looking back, of the hundreds or even thousands of transformation novels I read back then, only about a dozen were actually worth following to the end. And this book is one of them...

It stopped in 2021 due to the pandemic; I wonder if the author sent it.

"It Won't Be Abandoned"

Updates will resume the day after tomorrow, with two updates this weekend.

This is a book review written by a bored Winona; please forgive any shortcomings. Well, I've actually been following this book for a long time now, from the beginning until now. Many questions have been answered, and many plot holes have been unearthed. Who exactly is "Lia"? Is she the Rikai from her memories? Or the deceased Youming? According to Winona's thinking, all the divine authorities are now trying to "resurrect" Youming, and in a sense, they have succeeded, but the "resurrection" is incomplete. The divine authorities who control death and reincarnation must also experience death, and Lilia is like Leah's guardian, providing help and giving her a goal. ...

Even if it's a eunuch, I'll ask for an ending.

Is this book about singles or yuri? Is the female lead that goddess?