I Got Stronger and Turned into a Ghost Princess

This is truly the fastest I've ever read a book. I flipped through 70-odd pages in less than an hour, but I didn't actually read much of the content. In short, it was terrible. My sincere advice is to stop using gender-swap plot devices to advance the story. I think 99% of the people who clicked in were there for the transformation and yuri tags, but after reading 70-odd pages, the female appearance was barely used. Good grief, actually I misunderstood—transformation is a woman turning into a man, right? Then there's the part about the male-appearance joining the association. I felt something was off as soon as I saw it. It's not that you can't use a male-to-female transformation, but joining the association and gaining abilities...

It's a bit contradictory. He was supposed to be an instant kill, but his reflexes and other abilities seem unexpectedly weak. Otherwise, how could he have been bumped into by an open door and then instantly pulled into the arms of a non-powered person? Secondly, he's so strong, yet his wallet is only worth three dollars. I know it's this kind of fighting style, but it's just too strange. I hope I'm not reading *Crimson King*. If I'm wrong, I apologize.

It's a bit of a headache to watch. One guy's a villain, then another's a villainous one; the male antagonists sexually harass each other on the spot. The female characters are also a bit... Cringeworthy. It's hard to keep up.

Personally, I think this book is very well written, so why isn't it popular?

Rushing them around isn't enough!

The results of the tomb sweeping visit have been updated.

Is the main character always a little girl?

Why are you suddenly updating so frequently? Something's not right.

This book shouldn't be 100, right?

I bet the author, who said at the beginning of the year that he would finish writing it this year, probably won't.