The Villain Who Doesn't Want to Be Killed Has No Choice but to Train in Women's Clothing

The story structure is classic and interesting. Excluding other unrealistic elements, it's a tutorial on how to become a crossdresser. In a genre where many novels treat crossdressing as an element rather than a main theme, this novel is noticeably different. Besides the interesting combination of cultivation and crossdressing, the crossdressing system reminded me of many doujinshi settings... The author's meticulous approach to crossdressing made me initially suspect she was either an experienced crossdresser, a woman, or simply enjoyed dressing people up as women... (Later, it proved I was right). The pace might feel a little slow at the beginning, given the cultivation setting and the protagonist being "forced" into crossdressing and various...

This is a harem novel where the protagonist has at least four female companions. The entire story takes place over a period of only about two months, from the first chapter to the last. The story is set in only two main locations.

Life is like an essay. Some people finish writing it quickly, while others write slowly, only a few lines in their lifetime, constantly revising and rewriting under the lamp from youth to old age, from beginning to end. The former are like geese flying across a lake, leaving no trace, while the latter are like wild geese leaving a mark on the snow. Standing at the highest point, one can see the most complete picture.

The book's setting, plot, and writing style are acceptable, considering it's this genre. However, I'll point out some flaws: First, the characters' language is generally vulgar, with frequent use of profanity like "fuck" or "damn." Even though it's primarily for humor, this is excessive for a cultivation novel. The male characters are somewhat acceptable, but the female characters' portrayals are particularly damaging. Second, many characters seem to speak and act without thinking in certain situations. They discuss private matters in public without fear of being overheard, and the protagonist even dares to use his real name while fleeing… I won't go into detail, but this part of the plot is truly inappropriate. Finally, some people…

The author completely failed to capture the feeling of cross-dressing. The writing style and plot are also lacking; there's still room for improvement.

You have such a cute cover, but you only wrote so little. Do you think that's fair to us?

As I watched, something felt increasingly off. Could it be that this whole thing involves a harem of women getting married? Ling Bingyu ultimately snagged a bargain.

The story kept emphasizing that the male lead hated the original protagonist because he was a player, but the more you watched, the more of a jerk the male lead became.

I really like the cross-dressing theme, but I just can't stand the harem/ambiguity. And he's a scumbag.

Your book has been plagiarized on a certain vegetable platform.