Young Lady, Stop Exploiting Your Little Mage

I've read the first 50 chapters, so I'll only comment on those. Uh... Actually, I just wanted to ramble a bit late at night. How to put it... As I get older, I increasingly appreciate works by authors with rich life experience. Honestly, I don't dislike quirky plots and tropes; I find them quite amusing. However, I think it's good to broaden one's reading aesthetic. Don't overuse them; the author doesn't hold back on using tropes at all, but the romance is written with considerable restraint. I'm currently on vacation, stuck at home, and too lazy to draw. I haven't touched 3ds Max or the Adobe suite either...

I stumbled upon this book while unable to sleep in the middle of the night, and after the opening chapters, I was hooked. The pacing is a bit slow, but you'll miss out on a truly fascinating book if you don't read it. I highly recommend sticking with it. Here are its strengths: 1. Unlike yuri novels that jump straight to a gender shift, this book's highlight is its gradual transformation. The protagonist's gradual transformation into a woman is incredibly interesting, and the various events stemming from her gender are quite thrilling. I personally think there aren't many yuri stories with this kind of gradual transformation, so cherish it. 2. The story feels very realistic even without fantasy elements. For example, the initial scene where the protagonist streams to the top-paid streamer...

It's March! Time to give your monthly pass and tips!

That's it! One more day, double update tomorrow!

I don't deny that I've recently started a new project, but don't worry, it will be completed eventually, I won't abandon it.

I feel the new cover isn't as good as the previous one, whether it's the detail, the art style, or the character design.

This month is almost over, let's work harder next month!

What happened? Why was it sent?

What type is this? Can someone tell me?

It's almost over, and to be honest, I'm quite emotional. This is the book I've followed all the way through, and it's the second book I've read since I started reading Pineapple Bun. It even led me down the path of yuri (lesbian romance) and there's no turning back. Frankly, it was really good, and I'm very reluctant to see it end. But all good things must come to an end, I just didn't expect it to be so soon. I'm not good with words, so please don't scold me if I say anything wrong. Ending it now is probably the best choice. I don't know when the author started to show signs of losing their touch; the plot became weak and uninteresting. But I still finished reading it, otherwise I wouldn't be writing this review. I'm not criticizing the author, after all...