I'm a Girl, but I've Become the Big Sister of Cheat-Code-Wielding Young Ladies

Why not have the protagonist get pregnant by a girl and lose the ability to turn back into a man?

This book is roughly about a protagonist who infiltrates a royal women's academy while secretly building a harem. It's somewhat like a blend of "spy games" and "a girl falling in love with her older sister." The protagonist remains remarkably calm and composed in the face of any situation or major event, giving the reader a very reliable feeling, similar to the feeling in "Li Bai Isn't So White" and "The Fairy Isn't Human"—everything seems to be planned, and she seems to be in control. Of course, the protagonist is also an Oscar-winning actress, adapting her actions, expressions, and style to various changing situations; she deserves an Oscar. So far, this book seems very good, but...

Sorry, I was so tired after get off work yesterday that I fell asleep and slept until 6 a. M.

They lock the author in a dark room, refusing to feed them if they don't update, while treating them like dirt. Hmph.

Uh oh, don't they have any intelligence on their young lady's family? This is the high-level academy you've been building up for so long? It's so low-class! Shouldn't they investigate any women who appear around Mo Qingqing? Shouldn't they be treated with caution? Playing this kind of petty prank is really...

I'm a die-hard fan of the author, so when... Will it be available for purchase?

Tomb sweeping and incense offering

Resurrect, my author!

It's true that a younger sister's faith in a goddess and her affection for her older brother (or sister) are not mutually exclusive.

Will my sister's goddess worship be cleared out later?