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Happy New Year everyone! I'm so sorry for the long hiatus. I've unknowingly become a corporate slave, and writing novels has become more of a hobby than a job. If I take a break from updating, it's usually because I'm preparing for exams—graduate school or engineering certification. Writing novels is just a hobby, but I'll continue updating whenever I have free time. Thank you all.

These are my top three novels in the SF genre. Although the reviews are somewhat discordant, and the author expresses a sense of self-abandonment, it doesn't concern me. I simply wrote this review out of the good intentions—it's lighthearted and humorous, yet it depicts real life throughout. Ironically, what often makes us laugh is someone's pain. Everyone wears a mask, using a masked expression, while their true selves are fragile. The writing is solid, the emotional arc complex yet coherent; you can almost feel the heartbeat of every character. Some say it's overly absurd, but all absurd humor isn't the whole world...

The protagonist, Yuan Xiaochun, is a very strange person, constantly fooling around and spouting witty remarks. He knows the bright future lies ahead, yet he always runs away due to a lack of confidence. I quite envy him; he can be a weirdo with a clear conscience. Insecure people often hide their arrogance deep inside, which is why they can persevere time and time again. The male protagonist is the same; facing a powerful enemy, knowing he's doomed to defeat, he still grits his teeth and persists. I think he's very strong, even though he's cowardly, sleazy, and insecure. I hope he can have a bright future. Reality is so hard, but we still have to live on; let's not make novels self-destructive.

Behind every smile, life can be unpredictable; behind every smile lies something you don't know. Stripped of its superficial absurdity, the purest self and carefree spirit are revealed—a pearl-like quality for a light novel protagonist. This is why I'm so amazed by this novel. Sometimes we're just tired, we don't need so much bitterness and resentment; we want to use simple laughter to cover up the facts we don't want to accept. This is a common reason for the creation of comedic comics. Deadpool once used the Infinity Gauntlet to have the entire Marvel universe join him in a crazy "smile party"...

I finished it in one go and felt like I'd missed out for so long. It would be even better if the balance between the nonsensical humor and the plot development could be improved. Beneath the endless slapstick surface, there always seems to be some ambiguous emotion hidden. Looking at the characters who can transform so far, it feels like they all harbor some strong emotion or desire deep down, which they can't honestly express in their original identities. Only after changing their identities and genders can they find release, hence their extreme external changes. I suspect: Xuexiong's cheerfulness is just another disguise; Xueying can no longer transform because she has let go of her inner conflicts and no longer needs to appear as a male; Rendong and...

Dear readers, the following is a tiny monologue from this lousy author. While writing this, I drank three glasses of whiskey and a pitcher of stout. Therefore, the following contains extremely sentimental elements; readers who cannot tolerate this should proceed at their own discretion. As usual, I would like to first offer my deepest gratitude to all readers who love this work (bows). Next, I would like to offer my sincerest apologies to all readers. First, regarding the issue of extra chapters, I have tried my best, but this lousy author truly cannot provide extra chapters. Daily updates are already a struggle; I had originally considered a format of 2000 words per chapter, two chapters a day. This lousy author is a bit too shy...

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I've been busy these past few days, so updates will be sporadic. Please forgive me. To make up for it, I'll be holding two prize draws in the group chat. (Contact: 665306021). I'll also add more updates as compensation once I'm back. Sorry, that's all.

On that day, a man named Yuan Xiaochun died, taking his fantasies with him. (Yuan Xiaochun transformed from a woman back into a man.) On the same day, a man named Yuan Xiaochun came back to life, living with his will. Yuan Xiaochun's growth was arduous; he was male, not male, and then male again, undergoing a process of negation of negation before finally achieving his affirmation. He was initially male, but he didn't know why he was male; he couldn't find his own value. He only knew that being loved was the value of a person, so he pursued love, but could not obtain it. The neighbor's little sister despised him, and his initial white moonlight proved his actions clownish, so he began...

The protagonist's personality is a bit abnormal; he's always acting silly regardless of the situation or atmosphere, constantly making nonsensical jokes. He's fine in everyday situations, but when it comes to serious or even cuckolding-related scenes (though they haven't officially confirmed their relationship, so it might not count as being cuckolded), he remains completely unfazed and continues his pranks. The author's writing is good, witty and humorous, but humor should be appropriate to the context. The male lead reminds me of someone brazenly dancing "C-Li-C-Li" at their grandfather's funeral →_→