I Became a Saintess After the Hero Served Me a Death Flag
被勇者发便当成了圣女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Switchable or Reversible Transformations
Gender-bender fiction is becoming increasingly geared toward women, as if every gender-bender story is doomed to end badly for guys. ... Eighty-one against six hundred thousand: we have the advantage! These are gender-bender stories where keeping a male body or identity has lasting significance. Most are over a million words, and even the shorter ones have at least 400,000. Finding them is like searching for a needle in a haystack! (If a story meets the criteria but isn't readable, I won't recom
Group Gender-Bender Stories: Multiple Transformations, Gender-Bender Yuri, and More, with Two or More Characters
This list collects stories featuring group transformation. I won't include abandoned ones. I really want more group-transformation stories, so please recommend some! Group transformation, multiple transformations, and dual transformations are all welcome. Gender-swapped characters are welcome too. If I've missed any group-transformation stories, please send me a private message and I'll add them. Thanks!
For Single Readers
It's so hard to find books about single characters, Kora.
Switchable and Controllable Transformation Stories
The classic setup of hiding a female identity behind a male appearance.
Stories with Male Secret Identities or Identity-Switching Gender-Benders (Mostly Yuri)
There are too many stories where the protagonist gives in from the start. I'm here for the psychological journey of transformation. I couldn't find a list with much like that, so I made one myself. I'll update it when I have time.
For the Memories
These are the books I've been reading over the past few months~ I'll be really busy from now on, so let them stay forever in my youth~
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Anyone else, like me, mistake the cover for a pretty girl magazine featuring a salted fish?
Come on
Why write a book review: It's rare to see a serious work like this, so I felt compelled to write this. I will try my best to be objective in this review; please point out any offenses or errors. Let's learn from each other. This review ends at Chapter 129. The review begins: Worldview: 9.5 A fairly standard medieval fantasy world, with power levels roughly divided into six tiers—a simple and straightforward system. It's not a single race; there are humans, demons, vampires, etc. Since it's medieval, there are naturally nobles, oppression, and dark, corrupt elements, as well as the so-called papacy. Furthermore, due to the addition of transmigrators (transcendent beings) and...
It's been a long time since I've seen a fantasy novel with a touch of "tradition" in its yuri (lesbian) feel. Seeing the frozen saintess's body reminded me of the old novel "Scarlet Depravity," bringing back a bit of nostalgia for the days of staying up all night reading novels (even though I'm still a bookworm). However, the dual female lead (or male lead?) Setup is quite rare in this traditional genre, making it quite enjoyable.
Why is the person on the cover holding a salted fish? (Just kidding)
The Three Gay Men of Another World
The book is ready to read; it should be available around January... Currently, it's still free chapters (the earlier parts will become VIP after it's officially released)... Sorry, I really can't reach one million free words.
Regarding Moji
Light and darkness, the contradictions of the self. The struggle of life, the tragedy of death. The nothingness of existence, the rebirth. This is the feeling I got from the worldview and plot of this book. Moji reminded me of Hamlet. The prince and Moji are both ordinary people, yet each carries their own destiny. The struggle of contradictions is the beauty of predicament, the beauty of empathy, the beauty of humanity; but the most beautiful is the beauty of breaking through barriers, the beauty of heroism. (So much to say)
What is this writing? How can amnesia be written about so many times?
What is orientation?
The author is making a move, kick me!