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Switchable or Reversible Transformations
Gender-bender fiction is becoming increasingly geared toward women, as if every gender-bender story is doomed to end badly for guys. ... Eighty-one against six hundred thousand: we have the advantage! These are gender-bender stories where keeping a male body or identity has lasting significance. Most are over a million words, and even the shorter ones have at least 400,000. Finding them is like searching for a needle in a haystack! (If a story meets the criteria but isn't readable, I won't recom
Bawangbao's Top Traditional Gender-Bender and Gender-Bender Romance Novels, Plus a Few Other Genres
I've been reading less lately, so most of these are older books. Good for passing the time during a holiday. (I try to favor pure romance.)
Top-Tier Stories, Mostly Gender-Swap, but Not Exclusively
Mostly stories I've read that were really good or interesting.
Switchable and Controllable Transformation Stories
The classic setup of hiding a female identity behind a male appearance.
Yuri
My Recommended Yuri Favorites (No Gender-Bender Romance)
Books I personally found while casually browsing in my free time. (You can probably enjoy these if you switch your brain off a little?) (I'm following most of them!) (If a story goes without updates for over two months, I'll remove it!) (I bought all the chapters of most completed books, but haven't finished reading them.)
A Collection of Yuri Stories with All Kinds of Vitality (Cuddles Are a Beautiful Thing)
Every book here is yuri!!! This list includes both the groundbreaking works of renowned authors and many distinctive stories that appeal to readers with different tastes. It covers everything from gender-benders with a male body in the early chapters serving as a supporting identity, to carefree flirtations with no strings attached, healing stories that downplay the corpse-like pallor, Lovecraftian sci-fi with dark, inhuman girls, hardcore yandere yuri, million-character classics from the previo
A Collection of Hidden Gems
This collection is all pure female-lead or transformation stories. They have good writing, interesting content, few clichés, and a distinctive feel. Nowadays, formulaic stories are taking over the front page, while these books remain obscure. So I'm sharing them to protect the garden in my heart. Some are complete.
Some Novels with Good Plots, Both Straight and Yuri
I can finally make a reading list! I don't like gender-bender romance. I've read both yuri and solo-protagonist stories, and I'll recommend some that I think are good. (Most importantly, most of them are really long!)
Switching-Style Transformation Stories
Couldn't find a similar list, so I made one myself.
Gender-Bender Stories with Strong Transformation Elements
I once heard that gender-bender stories can roughly be divided into three categories. The first is hardcore: the protagonist's transformation causes upheaval in their relationships, while their original relationships remain intact, and they undergo psychological changes. Stories like Daughter's Heart fall into this category. The second is softcore: the protagonist changes internally within their new relationships. Subtle, I Won't Be Conquered is an example. The third is pseudo-transformation, wh
Top Gender-Bender Novels (Ongoing)
I've been reading web novels for four years, and I'm especially fond of gender-bender stories. I may have forgotten some of the plots since it's been a while, but trust me, I read every book all the way through and carefully picked these out for you.
A Veteran Yuri Fan's Favorites
A variety of kinks, with yuri first and foremost. I won't write much in the way of recommendations since everyone sees things differently. I'll just jot down a few points. Updated on September 5, with four new books. Updated on September 28, 2025. This is probably the last update. Bilibili Lite has been such a disappointment, so I've changed this to a pure-yuri list. It's rare to find a book that really dazzles me these days. I've read at least half of these, or finished them. Their strengths ou
Chen He’s Personal Reading List
A collection of works I came across after joining the site. Most are gender-bender GL, with brief reviews included. Note that I may not have read most of these to the end. My ratings reflect how I felt at the last chapter I read, so some may disappoint later... (Why can I only add thirty books?) Addendum: Some well-known books, such as From the Abyss and The Torture King of Huacheng, may not stay on the list. Related books will be moved to the description. #Moved: How Could This Be Poetry Apprec
Quality Gender-Bender Yuri
Some gender-bender GL stories that I enjoyed reading.
High-Quality Novels
A very eclectic reading list. You'll need a bit of mental resilience; some of these books are pretty unsettling.
Yuri for My Personal Collection
For my own yuri reading
My Personal Gender-Swap Novel Recommendations
Gender-swap novels I've read and thought were pretty good.
My Recommended Reading List
Just some books I personally like
1v1 Pure-Love Yuri
I won't read anything with poor prose. I'll add books as I read them. Gender-bender yuri / pure yuri / completed / fanfiction are labeled. I only add books I can stick with or have finished. There are so few pure yuri books. I'll keep looking. I'll delete abandoned ones right away.
Frequent Transformation Stories (Mostly Transformation Troubles and Transformation Cheat Powers)
I've looked through quite a few book lists and haven't found one for this niche interest of mine (sad), so I made one myself. I've always liked stories where the protagonist can use multiple bodies, and Blood Princess was my gateway. This list definitely isn't comprehensive, and I'm pretty inconsistent, so I rarely finish an entire book. I can only guarantee that the protagonist uses multiple bodies in the early and middle parts, since most gender-bender stories end with the protagonist being tu
Yuri Novels with Good Writing and Content
A few novels recommended based on my personal taste. Some are more popular, some less so, but I think they're all great reads ^ω^ Hope you enjoy them too (´▽`)ノ♪ I tend to prefer cozy, heartwarming daily life, but I also enjoy some exciting battles now and then to set my heart, now a pool of stagnant water, ablaze. (One last thing: being limited to 30 books is way too restrictive! There are still more I want to add!)
Quality Gender-Bender-to-Female and Yuri Stories (Ongoing / Completed)
A collection of quality books in my opinion. Most are being updated regularly.
Anyone Got Any Good, Interesting Books?
Yuri and gender-bender
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The new book, "The Vampire Professor," is a modern urban setting with vampires; those who enjoy this genre might want to check it out.
Happy New Year
This book review was written out of emotion for those who were moved by such terrible data.
This review is for those who haven't read the book. It's the second time I've seen a book that's so well-written yet has such poor sales figures, and hasn't even been signed yet. I was genuinely moved by the author's 330,000 words. The world-building of *Alien Species* borrows from *A Bite of Tokyo*, but the details are different. The protagonist's template leans towards a powerful, overpowered protagonist. The growth path is somewhat simplistic and cute. Strengths: The author's writing style is excellent; although there are many characters, the main characters are well-developed. The pacing is fast, and it's a bit risqué. Weaknesses: The gory incestuous content mentioned in another review (perhaps it should be considered a strength?) Will be left aside for now. The main weakness lies in the main storyline, or rather, the unclear division of the main storyline?...
A brief book review
A rare high-quality novel, a genre uncommon in SF (Super Fiction). The beginning leans towards a ghoul style, but it's only somewhat similar; the two are completely unrelated, so please don't be insensitive. The content is good, the pacing is just right, and the details are rich, with plenty of foreshadowing. Of course, according to the author herself, this is a sister book. I love it! The author's update speed is faster than even the sows in the next production brigade. Most importantly, when will the author sign a contract? Otherwise, it'll be a shame to waste this book. (Just padding the word count, Bai: *coughing*)
Ah, I just remembered that this book hasn't been updated for a few days.
Let me just say a few words.
I first saw this book on a sci-fi recommendation list at the end of last year. It wasn't available yet, and updates were sporadic. But the book still captivated me. I read over 200 chapters in one go. Here are my thoughts: First, for the first 50 chapters, I read it because I had nothing else to read. But after chapter 50-something, when An Xin discovers An Ran's true identity as Naya, it became incredibly engaging and captivating. I became addicted and couldn't put it down. If the first 50-something chapters were read intermittently, then the rest of the time I was reading it all day, except when I was eating or sleeping...
I haven't read it for over a year, and it's gotten so much better. Reading it volume by volume is so satisfying. The two sisters are truly at odds with the world (it's hard to imagine they'll have a happy ending). I'll keep reading and see how the foreshadowing is resolved. I'm quite curious, is there really love between my parents?
It's very uncomfortable
I initially started reading this book because the protagonist wasn't the mindless, hot-blooded type; he was a quiet, calm type with some intelligence, though it's said that he lost all his brains after becoming Nyarlathotep (especially during battles). But at least after turning back into a male, his intelligence returned a little, just a little, and he became increasingly stupid as the story progressed. I was speechless, but I could still read on; it was indeed well-written. However, this part, the part where the sister discovers it, made me explode. I felt the protagonist was a joke, a complete idiot. There was no reason to continue reading the next ten or twenty chapters; the protagonist is now...
Half a glass of wine, to accompany you through life.
A sip of red wine, a lifetime spent together. The flavors of wine are countless, each reflecting its own unique history. Bordeaux wine, familiar from the book, is often called the "Queen of Wines," widely known for its rich aroma and sweetness—a reputation that has evolved over time. However, its history is largely unknown. The pristine beauty of Bordeaux is rooted in the history of the collapsing Napoleonic Empire. Everyone knows its exquisite taste, but who can discern the bitterness behind it? Only An Ran. Born into wealth and privilege, she suffered a sudden tragedy, becoming the very thing she despised. What became of her life afterward?...
What a pity!
The author seems to have a tight grasp on the world-building and plot. Since they didn't get a contract, well, it's not entirely unexpected. There's another book on the other bookstore, "A Generation of Wei Wu," which also got delayed. It's a good book too. The main reason it didn't get a contract might be that the style doesn't suit the reader. The writing is strong, and the plot is one of the best I've read. It doesn't rely on attracting readers through fangirls or otaku. I suggest the author try again, maybe write on Qidian (I'm not trying to poach anyone), but I just suggest focusing on developing a character and a story.