I Can't Believe I Became My Own Little Sister?!

I don't understand why the other book reviews are so high on it; it's completely baffling, especially one that said it's rare to see a character who becomes a girl and constantly wants to change back. Seriously? There are tons of those! I don't know what others are thinking, but I don't understand the mentality of writing about someone who becomes a girl and is constantly trying to change back. If you're so annoying, just don't write about her being gender-swapped. To paraphrase a review from another book, "It's like you were doing so well as a boy." Honestly, in my opinion, this book, under the guise of a gender-swapped novel, portrays the male protagonist as a girl but spends the entire time thinking about...

Ahem, to get straight to the point, Comrade Wu Meng's novel is very well-written, especially the setting, which is what attracted me the most. The characters are diverse, unlike other authors who cram everything into one mold. However, I must say it has its flaws. First, some parts are too detailed. It's fine to read them all at once over time, but for someone like me who's following them chapter by chapter, it's a bit mentally exhausting. Also, the stories are rather short, so a few actions and it's over, making it seem a bit verbose. Second, I think the main plot needs to be more obvious, or rather, Comrade Wu Meng shouldn't bury the main plot in smaller subplots, making us feel incredibly confused. This again relates to the plot being too tedious...

I think this is a very good story. If the author finds a suitable illustrator, it will definitely become even more popular. The protagonist is very well-developed, possessing a tsundere (initially arrogant) personality, and being a woman in a male body. This masculine voice becomes an indispensable and endearing element in the cute protagonist. The protagonist's desire to return to a male form reflects her nostalgia for the past and her desire to have a normal romantic relationship with a woman. This highlights a very normal psychological state, showing that she won't easily become feminized by the passage of time. It's very rare to see a protagonist who is entirely female, and...

I... Damn it... After finishing Pigeon's other book... I'll finish this one.

I absolutely loved it! The content is fantastic, with daily life and the main plot developing in tandem. The characters are numerous and well-developed, creating a strong sense of immersion. My only suggestion is that there seem to be no rainy days in the scenes, and the daily life content gets a bit lacking later on (I absolutely love daily life! (๑• . •๑)), Which is a bit of a shame (it feels like many character developments haven't been explored yet, but the main storyline has already progressed quite a bit). Anyway, I absolutely love this book and hope it never ends.

[Light Novel Review] Commentator: Zhifeng Hello everyone, I'm Zhifeng, the new generation of Akina Mountain racing god who has taken over the accelerator and brakes of the new era. This humble driver is not very skilled, so please bear with me from now on. First of all, I'm very grateful to the author for choosing the Akina Mountain racing god group. Because it's quite targeted, not many people are willing to come here. For fan works, works that obviously contain popular elements or references, or works that are addictive… indeed, normal authors wouldn't come in if they saw that. Ahem, so when I opened this story with a sliver of hope, the author certainly didn't disappoint me—it really is a very addictive work! ...

[Minor Spoilers Warning] I had previously skipped this book when browsing SF's yuri section because from the title to the synopsis, it all felt like pandering to otaku—if the title can't be changed, then at least rethink the synopsis—but after reading reviews, I suddenly became interested. I spent a day reading the latest V4E94, and it certainly didn't disappoint. First of all, the author's ingenious and mature conception amazed me. Initially, the premise of being reincarnated as one's own sister piqued my curiosity, and as the plot progressed, various settings and flashbacks were added, but none of it felt abrupt. ...

I initially thought it was a yuri story, but it turns out to have two main characters, one male and one female! I can't stand it! I have absolutely no idea whether the main characters are male or female; it's nonsensical and confusing. I was fooled by the tags _ Sometimes it's female-centric, sometimes male-centric. I thought it was temporary and I could tolerate it, but after reading a whole volume, it's still the same pattern. I can't accept it, so I have to drop it. This story feels like a double-pronged approach, maybe even a self-marriage plot. Then I see one tag followed by another, which is completely confusing. The first tag was yuri, lol 😭. If it weren't for the yuri forum recommending it, I wouldn't have read it. It's utterly boring.

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Hello everyone, and hello author! This is my first book review, so I'm a little excited. When I first read this book, I found the premise very novel and interesting, and the fact that the protagonist and his past self are siblings made for a very enjoyable first reading. The writing is excellent, and some parts of the book successfully made me laugh. The background and superpowers are highlights of the book, and the daily life of the older brother and the protagonist is its unique feature. Perhaps my expectations for this book are too high, but overall, it's very enjoyable, which is fine. I also hope that the author can continue to write with increasing depth and flavor. Oh, and also, author...