Please, Stop Trying to Conquest Me

This book truly surprised me. My expectations were low, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. If judged solely on the plot development, I'd give it a 3 out of 10. The female lead's smoking, bad habits, and fighting were definitely off-putting to me, which is why I had high hopes for it but hadn't read further. However! I realized I was wrong! If you're thinking of giving up now, I suggest you read on. She'll quit smoking, and the subsequent developments are of high quality. This story is different from typical yuri novels; the scumbag male lead is reborn as the female lead, who is the object of many women's advances, and the female lead...

Happy New Year, Xiao Mo, Xiao Meng, Qi, and Qian Xue!

Sister Mo, is it you, the author with the same name as you, who writes 100-page articles?

After following this for so long, here's a review (๑>؂<๑): It's basically a story about a male protagonist who's caught cheating on four women and then reincarnated with his girlfriends. The male protagonist becomes a girl, and to avoid ending up like Makoto Itou, he pretends he wasn't reincarnated. He also feels he's only attracted to their bodies and tries to give up on those girls, but in the end, he realizes he still loves them, can't let them go, and wants to cherish them. It's a yuri (lesbian) story (is that right?). (●—●) The writing is really good, very delicate, mostly focusing on psychology. Those psychology is intricate and complex, like a peptide chain. And those girls, one by one...

"Mom, I'm in love." "Bring her home to meet us, Mom will cook you a big meal." "She... She's a girl too!" "Girls are great! Just thinking about having two daughters in our family makes me happy." "Thank you... Mom..."... So-called yuri (lesbian relationships) are loves where, even facing prejudice, one is determined to be together without hesitation. ... Hmm? Not enough words? Aa ...

To be honest, I don't read many sweet romance novels, and there are quite a few online about protagonists being pursued by their partners. This book starts by giving the protagonist four girlfriends who discover each other's flaws and things spiral out of control. Then comes a rebirth and gender-swap plot. Frankly, the rebirth part isn't explained very clearly. He's reborn so suddenly, but why, how—it's never explained. Is he dead or what? We don't know, but nobody really cares about those details. After all, those who care about details are just casual readers. It's good enough as long as it's entertaining. Clearly, the novel establishes a very good relationship from the beginning: the scumbag protagonist and his four girlfriends...

This is my first time reading this type of novel, and it feels a bit strange... I'm a very traditional reader, and I'm not really into novels about transmigration or marriage. I only tried it out this time. From a setting perspective, the protagonist being a complete scumbag and the power struggles among the four female leads are a major plus (for me). In the similar novels I've read before, the female leads' names are mostly from Japanese light novels, like Eri, Hana, Shiro, Iya, etc. If you write like that, you have to follow the established character settings of other authors, otherwise it will be ruined. This original style doesn't have these drawbacks...

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