The Witch After Nightfall

Perhaps I'm considered a veteran reader, even though my account was only created last August or September. I've been reading books on this website for almost a year now, and if you include everything before that, it's probably been three to five years. Initially, I came across a few books by Xiao Ye and others, but while browsing gender-swap novels, I stumbled upon this one. At first, I just wanted some light entertainment, hoping the writing wouldn't be too bad. However, once I started reading, I couldn't stop. I finished all 280+ chapters in a single day. The protagonist's tragic past was truly heartbreaking, and the beautiful ending of this story is built upon this pain...

This book has a fanfiction tag, what kind of fanfiction is this?

This author's books are truly healing; I recommend reading all of them.

I sincerely thank the author for writing such a wonderful book for us for free.

Regardless of the plot, this light novel excels in its environmental rendering, vividly conveying the atmosphere of various scenes. The character development is also incredibly realistic, making everyone feel as if they are witnessing real events rather than reading a novel. The minor characters, in particular, feel like living, breathing people, and the daily lives of the main characters immerse the reader. Stylistically, the alternation between a fictional past and a real present is reminiscent of Naruto, effectively explaining the main storyline and clarifying the backgrounds of all the characters. In short, it's a masterpiece, and the ending...

Such a high-quality book that's completely free, wouldn't you consider buying it if you're just passing by?

This is also about the book that got me hooked on pineapple buns.

The proud and aloof Yunshi is so cute, I really want to compile her daily life into a book.

I still remember it very clearly from 2015 to now.

I found this book last December; it's a free novel with over a million words. The story follows the male protagonist as he transmigrates into the body of the female protagonist and lives in that world. While the novel is somewhat depressing, the descriptions of many characters are spot-on, bringing them to life vividly. For example, the reaction of the entire school after the protagonist reveals her true gender, and the suggestive (humorous) dialogue. Although the story ends, it doesn't mean the protagonist's life ends there; their lives continue in a parallel world, much like your experience playing Underworld...? (Humorous) Actually, transmigration, gender reassignment (actually, there's an SCP that can change genders...)...