I, a Boy, Became Her Sickly Girlfriend

Are there any ways to urge readers to update their crossdressing books? Is one Yan Emperor enough, or do I need three?

Looking back, it's quite amusing to recall how naive we were in our youth.

What was that saying again? A book that's good but not popular—it surpasses many works, but its sales figures don't match them. It's truly a pity.

Hello author, I'm the alt account of that color scene. That account can't post comments because it's not linked to a phone number. Therefore, this smaller number is used instead. First of all, I must give this book a nine-star rating; it's absolutely fantastic to read. This book is the second one that has deeply moved me after "My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU," and it's also one of my favorites. This book has a writing style that leans towards Japanese light novels, but it doesn't have the saccharine feeling of traditional Japanese light novels. Instead, it has a refreshing and delightful flavor that I couldn't put down. So much so that I finished reading the book on the first day. Therefore, I'm urging for more updates! Ahem, let's get back to the main topic. ...

The pseudo-yuri is pretty good, is the author still interested in writing more?

I forgot to name the chapter again... I'm going to apply for it to be published. Sigh... I don't know if it's because the writing isn't very good. I hope everyone can continue reading.

There were no mindless, illogical plots, unresolved conflicts, unspoken misunderstandings, or disgusting storylines involving pretending not to like someone and having a third party involved. It was practically sweet to the point of toothache 😘. The plot progression was also quite reasonable, although the later stages did speed up a bit, but it wasn't particularly abrupt; it all felt natural. Some people say it had a bad ending, but I disagree. It's true the story could have continued, but the main plot had a perfectly normal conclusion. The identities were revealed, the feelings were confirmed, the wedding date was set, everything was discussed and resolved—the main story was completely finished. How can that be considered a bad ending? That's absurd. Figure out what constitutes a bad ending before you speak, okay? The title and synopsis covered everything that needed to be said...

It felt a bit chaotic. The earlier plot seemed disjointed, with no clear connection between chapters; they all felt independent and disjointed. As a result, I felt like I hadn't understood anything after reading for a while. So far, all I remember is the young girl, and I haven't even figured out the female lead's role.

Many deleted chapters

Hey! If this novel continues, I think it could become a masterpiece! Unlike other novels where the male protagonist is like a bulldozer or simply a Mary Sue who can do everything and is omnipotent. The male lead is sometimes cute but also a bit of a "bitchy" person, but he is a stubborn person who will never give up until he achieves his goal. I think that is one of the reasons why the female lead liked him when she was a child... The main reason is probably because he is good-looking.