After Putting on My Senior's Socks, I Became Her

To be honest, I found it quite good and watched the latest update, but I skipped through some parts in the middle because the further I read, the less I understood what the protagonist was pursuing or what his goals were. If it was to find the upperclassman, but he was influenced by her, then that goal couldn't be achieved. If it was to become stronger, then what was the purpose of becoming stronger? I didn't quite see it. If becoming stronger was for the upperclassman, but he ended up in the circle where he was influenced, then the protagonist had no goals at all. Moreover, the upperclassman was too powerful, and it was impossible to know whether she was truly good or bad. Our perception of the upperclassman as good was merely the protagonist's own opinion...

Yo yo yo, isn't that the figure collector?

I'd like to ask, did the male lead remain in the form of the senior throughout the entire story, or did he revert to his original form later? Did the senior eventually return to the male lead's side? I can't accept a harem where the senior marries into another woman, but I do enjoy a transformation + yuri harem.

At first, I didn't know it was a yuri light novel. As a gentleman, I was simply attracted by the title, and after reading a few chapters, I was hooked. I was especially surprised when the male protagonist used his superpowers for the first time after transforming into a female upperclassman. I personally love works with superpowers, and there are relatively few such works in Chinese literature. Later on, I was even more amazed by the vast world-building. The fantasy, magical, science fiction, and Western fantasy elements were all handled very well. The combination of the seemingly clichéd themes of academy and special agents was surprisingly captivating. The author skillfully blended yet differentiated each element, preventing it from feeling cluttered...

How about the author consider writing a wedding-themed side story?! Although it's finished, I still feel a bit regretful. I'm looking forward to the grand wedding of the protagonist and his harem, which would be a dream come true!

If they had used a newer cover image, it would have been more attractive to click on. What a pity, such a good piece of work... The following is just filler to reach the word count. The female driver drives very steadily, not badly at all. She only ran three red lights, crossed the line twice, and drove 50 meters against traffic, resulting in seven points deducted and an 800 yuan fine. A girl calls her boyfriend: 'I'm at Xizhimen. Come out and walk towards the subway station. If you get there before I do, you'll have to wait; if I get there before you do, you'll have to wait.' The reason for being single: Originally, it was liking someone; now it's liking someone. A man is single...

Keep it up, figurines!

Unlike typical gender-bending novels, this one establishes the romantic subplot before the transformation even begins, avoiding any dragging or unnecessary scenes – a feature I really appreciate. The plot also differs from typical gender-bending stories; it doesn't focus on personal growth but rather on the search for memories and the truth. The transformation is purely for plot purposes, not just for the sake of transformation, and there are no forced attempts at cuteness or drastic personality changes. Because the main storyline revolves around finding the truth and his senior, the logic is strong, making for a smooth read, yet the addition of suspense prevents it from feeling like a mindless, formulaic story. I also really like the character design; Yu isn't the indecisive type of boy who...

Does the male lead use the female senior's body throughout the story? I'm asking this, it's what motivates me to keep watching.

You perverted figurine collector, I'll slap you to death!