I Don't Want to Be Conquered by Him

Books like this written by Qiuqian are quite rare on SF (a Chinese online literature platform). Frankly speaking, this is the book I'm most looking forward to out of the three Qiuqian books she's written on SF. Qiuqian is also a veteran author of the "marriage-transfer" genre, and the writing quality of her currently updating books always ranks second on my bookshelf (I always feel there's a book written better than Qiuqian's, but I always look forward to Qiuqian's updates the most because the writing quality of her other books tends to decline). I subscribed to more than half of her previous two books, but due to my busy studies, I was too lazy to finish them (I almost always skipped to the ending after reading most of them). This book, from the beginning of the male protagonist's transmigration...

As a long-time reader of "transformation marriage" novels for almost ten years, I really enjoy this author's writing. Actually, the previous book, "Cute Ghost," was also quite good; I subscribed to the entire series, but perhaps due to its genre, it didn't perform particularly well. Now, when reading transformation novels, I still prefer this type. There are too many of those anime-style isekai stories on Pineapple Bun, which always lose their appeal. I've tried reading a few, and (in my personal opinion) they felt too childish, lacking in both writing style and storytelling. This kind of urban transformation marriage novel is the essence of the genre. The events in the story are unexpected for the protagonist, and the psychological transformation and the changes in the people and things around them are all very worthwhile aspects to read...

Sure enough, what's on the recommendations for SF now? Harem, harem, and more harem! Oh, and there's even a yuri option, but the marriage-transfer system is gone.

The female lead experiences many romantic entanglements, unlike the previous books, which is quite unsettling to read.

Take leave to watch Awakening Era

Waaaaaaah XX I'm actually envious of the female lead for having such a wonderful husband.

The two worlds are largely similar, with the protagonist, Yiqiu, being the biggest difference. However, it seems that the differences between the two Yiqius extend beyond just gender; they differ in many other ways as well. For example, the female Yiqiu in the original world disliked alcohol, while the male Yiqiu in the other world was originally a heavy drinker; the female Yiqiu liked building blocks, while the male Yiqiu was indifferent to them; the female Yiqiu liked the bread from that cake shop, while the male Yiqiu hadn't developed any interest in cakes and sweets. The protagonist's transmigration brought many changes to the Yiqiu in this world, such as developing a sweet tooth after eating the cake shop's bread, and becoming a heavy drinker despite previously being a heavy drinker. ...

A female author whose male protagonist is a eunuch?

Okay, I thought it was a gender swap.

My favorite book among the swing's works