Change My Gender and Live Again

I saw some people on Tieba (a Chinese online forum) defending this book, so I came to take a look out of curiosity and will briefly share my impressions. The first chapter has two serious problems: 1. It starts in the first person but then switches to the third person. This simple error shouldn't appear in a publicly published article. 2. Although it's a reincarnation novel with fantasy elements, realistic novels must adhere to basic logic. Expecting an infant to be aware of everything is a common-sense mistake that readers won't accept; those who are particular will simply leave. Two more shortcomings: 1. Although online novels don't strictly adhere to the basic subject-verb-object structure, ...

We hope the author won't write a wish-fulfillment story. We came here to see romance. If it's a wish-fulfillment story, we can find as many as we want. We hope the author can bring the pace back as soon as possible.

The user "" gifted the author a "Little Lolita Heart" item worth 100,000 Fire Coins.

The only downside is that the male lead has been changed; it's a really bad movie I watched a long time ago 🤓👆

Come on

I've finished reading it. The issue of pronoun references in the beginning has been mentioned, so I won't go into it. Everything else was fine, but the later parts felt off. First, the "marrying into a wealthy family" and "domineering CEO" trope is too old-fashioned. I thought the Huo family storyline was better. Second, the guy in the original world was so handsome he shouldn't have died, and the way he returned wasn't good either. Changing it to him dying of old age in the original world and then returning to the reborn world would have been better, allowing for some redemption.

I am not fond of both literary and martial arts.

I advise you to update more; we live very close by, so be careful I don't run into you one day.

I advise you not to mess around with rat tail juice.

The main character is quite mature and charming; keep up the good work, author!