I Don't Want to Become Like This
我才不想要变成这样
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 446k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 6y ago
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217Chapters
1.8MClicks
12kFavorites
8.4Score
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Honey, I've applied to sign the contract.
Finally, I've finished getting everything for free! Yay!
Incense is burned at the grave, paper money is laid out, and paper money for the dead is burned to cleanse the tomb!
If you like loli characters, you can watch this. If you like the essence of "transformation marriage," please enter with caution.
Well, first of all, I want to say that I personally don't like moe/cute novels; I'm very selective about what I read. I was just bored and randomly flipped through the outline of this book. I thought the writing was delicate and that it could be a great story about transformation if the author properly depicted the psychological changes. But the plot didn't meet my expectations, or rather, the author didn't capture the most appealing aspect of transformation stories, which is also what I love about them. That is, the psychological changes of the transformed woman. There was no inner conflict, no real transformation; it was just glossed over. Also, I think the outline is more suitable for short stories than long ones; it makes the long story feel weak. For example, the maid shop, buying clothes, the interactions between the girls...
Author, let me be blunt, are you just writing whatever comes to mind? It makes absolutely no sense to me.
The cover looks like Shana.
We went to sweep the tombs. It's Qingming Festival. We burned some paper money.
I'm devastated... And I forgot to lock it again.
Author, is the system dead?
Please ignore any opinions you may have.
First, as a courtesy, I'll give it a full five stars. Now, let's get to the main point. The opening scene, where the protagonist runs away, draws the reader in, but she can't escape reality. Her parents not knowing for so long is illogical, considering she's just a high school student. She can't solve any social problems. Think back to your high school days; when something happened, didn't you call your parents? The author lacks a lot of understanding of male psychology; please do some research. Secondly, this is a transformation novel; what about the protagonist's psychological state during the transformation? I didn't see a rational description of the process. And the system's ramblings are too much. The system is mandatory, not negotiable; it has the right to...