After Gaining Control of Lightning, I Somehow Turned into a Girl?

Review Title: This should have been a masterpiece, but unfortunately it flopped as it went on [Impressions and Some Random Thoughts] Because of a personal relationship with the author, I decided to write a review of this book on a whim. The book is titled *After Controlling Lightning, I Actually Became a Girl?* (Hereinafter referred to as *Lightning-Controlling Boy*). This is a nearly 800,000-word completed work. Before starting the review, I've divided *Lightning-Controlling Boy* into five parts according to the author's structure: Volume 1 is the "Encounter Chapter," Volumes 2 to 4 are the "School Chapter," Volumes 5 to 7 are the "Elemental God Chapter," Volumes 8 and 9 are...

First of all, congratulations on the book's release! You've achieved your goal for every novel on SF (a Chinese online literature platform). Since I haven't been following this book from the beginning and haven't commented before, I thought I'd give the author a surprise (maybe so). Let me properly thank the author for their hard work before the release. Let's talk about Volume 4 first. I have a bad habit when reading: if there's a final chapter, I always check the ending first. Seeing the ending of Volume 4, I was slightly surprised overall; some parts were expected, and some were unexpected. The author previously mentioned that Volume 4 is the last volume of the school arc, and Shigure's high school life is still in its second year...

A book review I've been owing for ages... But it seems like I finally got to enjoy Doomsday Sauce's first time (laughs). I don't know why no one's written a review for this novel... Even though its collection has skyrocketed and its popularity is soaring! Now, let's get to the point. The novel's title is "After Controlling Lightning, I Actually Became a Girl?", Going straight to the gender-swap theme. However, in my opinion, whether or not you become a girl after controlling lightning isn't the point. The most crucial thing is... The previous generation's Thunder God, Xia Zixin, was originally a boy who later became a girl. It seems like a lighthearted cohabitation story between two girls, but what's hidden behind it all is...

In short, I don't recommend reading it. Personally, I don't dislike books that torture the protagonist; in fact, as long as the reason for the torture is reasonable, the more intense the torture, the more interested I am. But this book is just a garbage book disguised as a story about torture, you know? Especially that ridiculous ending. I can only say I'm lucky I realized something was wrong halfway through and read the ending beforehand, saving me a lot of money.

Yang Yongxin went to the world of anime and underwent gender reassignment surgery to become Misaka Mikoto (the "Railgun" character).

When I first opened the book, I thought it was a fairly typical gender-swap story, but I was wrong as I read on. It's basically a light novel that uses gender-swap as a gimmick but is actually fantasy (lol). The natural flow of the opening plot shows the author has solid basic writing skills. Then the dialogue started, and I thought the author was just a hardcore otaku, lol, which felt quite relatable. Once the plot got going, the excellent pacing—slice of life, battles, slice of life, battles…—was captivating. They must have put a lot of effort into the character psychology, especially Lolita… no, Lotalia (slippery…)

This book has been popular for so long, yet there are only a handful of reviews, which is really strange. Oh well, I'll share my thoughts then, please excuse my poor performance. First, the title... How to put it? It feels like a gender-swap story popular in Chinese light novels. Initially, I just casually clicked to read a few pages, only to find out it's not quite like that. Gender-swap is just one element; the main attraction is the characters' psychological changes, which I'll discuss later. Let's talk about the beginning first. Frankly, the beginning wasn't handled very well. The plot felt rushed, especially the part about fighting the praying mantis; I automatically imagined a children's scene QAQ... ...

I don't recommend reading from Chapter 4 onwards; it's a disaster. The story gets progressively worse starting from Chapter 4, it feels like they just rushed through it. Don't ask me why I shouldn't read it; I subscribed to the whole thing and only then realized it was a terrible ending.

The radiant light emanating from your fingertips is my unwavering faith throughout my life.

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