
My Yuri-Loving Little Sister and I Swapped Bodies?!
我与百合妹妹互换身体?!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 114k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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52Chapters
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9.3Score
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Author, your cover is dangerous!
Can something beautiful be born from a yandere's brittle and fragile nature?
A girl dressed in exquisite and elegant attire stood amidst a sea of red roses, her long, wine-red hair and wide hem swaying gently in the breeze… It was Ye Xinxin… The world was so quiet that only the wind could be heard… I slowly walked towards her, the distance between us slowly closing… "Sister…" She turned around… Even with my vision blurred by the distant, blinding red, I was still startled by the scene before me: Ye Xinxin was covered in blood, her body and face stained with it, looking at me with that dangerous smile… The azure sky was instantly dyed red… A dozen or so drops of viscous blood dripped from the red rose petals… "Brother Miao, no, Sister Miao…"
I was walking through a cemetery when I suddenly saw a tombstone with the author's name on it. I quietly approached, tapped the tombstone a few times, and asked, "Author, are you inside?" The author didn't answer. So, I dug up the author's grave.
If the author agrees, I might write a sequel to this book, since the ending felt rushed and left the reader wanting more.
Why did so many people become legends because of the books the expert collected in the past?
Do you know why I couldn't continue writing? It would be better if the brother just turned into a girl.
Excellent ideas and themes; I hope to continue updating when I have time.
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There's not much to say about the plot of this book, it's just like that. Anyway, I couldn't have guessed it. This kind of fanservice novel has almost no main plot—of course, there is, but you know, there are countless side stories. It's been a while since I've reviewed fanservice novels, so I have a new plan: to find the reasons why this book is popular. First: It's a fanservice novel, so I don't have much to say. Second: The writing is indeed excellent, giving new life to an old theme. I both agree and disagree with this point. Well, I'm not this kind of writer, so I won't say much more. Third: The plot follows the fanservice formula...
It had a rushed, hasty, and awkward ending...
This is the book that got me hooked; I initially clicked on it only because of the cover and title. I personally think it's very good, even though the ending was disappointing.