After Becoming a Beautiful Girl, I Choose to Follow My Heart

Let me first rave about Xiao Mo's amazing talent!!! Having read Xiao Mo's previous works, I must say they are exceptionally excellent. Here are a few key strengths: 1. The transformation of the protagonist's mindset is very subtle. Many current "transformation" novels use the transformation as a mere gimmick; aside from the beginning, there's no trace of the transformation, and the protagonist completely forgets their previous self within a few chapters. However, in Xiao Mo's works, the transformation-related plot runs throughout, allowing us to clearly see the protagonist's mindset gradually change, step by step, from still seeing themselves as a boy to a pure, vulnerable, and innocent girl. The immersion is incredible...

Following Xiao Mo's classic, this is another masterpiece. I think this book has the potential to dominate the charts. Why? Because it's another classic! What was the previous classic? You don't even know that? How out of touch are you? What? You still don't know? Why don't you just die? *Cough cough* Seriously, here comes my jinxing again! I predict this book will definitely have a hundred alliance leaders, definitely dominate the charts, definitely have hundreds of thousands of readers, definitely earn a million, definitely... I can't keep jinxing it, I'm afraid this book will get banned. Anyway, Xiao Mo, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง I'm writing for the readers' enjoyment (despair, suddenly they're making me bind my phone number, it's broken my back).

Hmmmm, I'm having trouble starting anything... As a reader of Xiao Mo's books for a year or two, I'd like to recommend this author. She used to write on Qidian, and several of her books were quite good. Then, well... You know how it is with Qidian's "Clean Up" campaign, she ended up here. In my opinion (a newbie's opinion), Xiao Mo's transformation stories are worth reading; the slice-of-life scenes are very heartwarming. Anyway, I'm a huge fan of Xiao Mo. Go Xiao Mo! I'll support you!

Let's start with the review: It's bound to be a hit. Why? The author's writing style and plot clearly demonstrate a clear vision and masterful control over their work. The plot structure is tight, but for me, or rather, for yuri fans, this tightness might mean less opportunity to build rapport (closeness). After all, you can't have everything. Right now, most of the story is still stuck in the blushing phase; the slow-burning plot is really tantalizing! When will we get to the yuri part?! Suggestion: Overall, the author is already excellent! But I believe this is definitely not the limit! The extra chapter rules have been slightly adjusted; the monthly ticket rule for Pineapple Bun is full...

When will the author return to update the story about me becoming a younger sister?

The first transmigration novel I ever read was by Xiao Mo. Before that, I didn't understand what transmigration novels were, and I never even read slice-of-life novels. Then, I accidentally stumbled upon Xiao Mo's novel, *This Can't Be My Sister*. At first, I thought it was pretty good, but the more I read, the more engrossed I became. I waited for updates on Qidian almost every day, following it from chapter 20 or 30 all the way to the end. It was quite painful back then, the first time I felt so bad because a novel had ended. I kept reading Xiao Mo's books afterward, but several of them were discontinued—either they were on hiatus or canceled. There weren't many that I could read for long. Then it started updating again, this time about me becoming my sister, which I found quite interesting. There was also a previous novel collaboration, and then it stopped updating again...

This is my first time writing a book review. To be honest, I've read quite a few yuri (male/female) books, but few have made me want to read them two or even three times. However, rationally speaking, this book is definitely worth reading. To get straight to the point, what initially attracted me to this book was the relationship between the protagonist and his sister. Unlike other books where the relationship between the protagonist and his sister inexplicably disappears or diminishes as later characters appear or the protagonist progresses, this one is quite remarkable. Secondly, the protagonist doesn't just act cute or deliberately emphasize his past as a boy; he expresses his thoughts directly. Having read so many books, this is truly exceptional...

Ten days! A full ten days! Do you know how I spent these ten days? I was reading other authors' novels the whole time 😭. At first, you told me you were preparing a new book, okay, I tolerated it! But you've been delaying for dozens of days! Last time you even delayed for a whole month! Holy crap! It's become a monthly update now? 😭😭😭😭 What are we, your long-time fans, supposed to do? You're making us abandon our beloved Yu Chuan! So! Hurry up! Hurry up! Hurry up! I have other wives waiting for me!

The book by author Xiaomeng Xiaomo was one of my four favorite books, but it was taken down. However, the "corpse" of it remained on my bookshelf (both copies are still there). I only discovered it had come back to life recently while visiting a graveyard, and then followed the comments from other readers to come here. I really like the author's style; she's one of the few authors I like. Anyway, good luck to the author!!! ( ͡σ̴̶̷̤. ͡σ̴̶̷̤)ෆ⃛ I like you ฅ՞•ﻌ•՞ฅ I want a hug, so I'll subscribe to the whole thing first to support you.

Holy crap, this book was actually written by Lao Mo?! It's been gathering dust for years! Qwq