Do We Really Need This Many People to Transmigrate?

As the title suggests, this is a highly recommended work. Let me start by saying that I'm a long-time book lover, having read online novels for 10 years. My taste has gradually shifted from initially enjoying action-packed fantasy novels to preferring relaxing and humorous ones. Within the "Pineapple Bun" comedy novel category, this is one of the few that truly deserves the title; the others, in my opinion, are merely labeled as comedic. Now, let me introduce this book. The beginning is similar to typical fantasy novels: time travel, plus the gender-swap trope common in Chinese light novels—a fairly standard start. However, beneath this ordinary premise, the author begins to weave in elements of humor...

As I read through, the class system seemed really confusing. Mages could advance to the seventh class, swordsmen to the sixth, but everyone else only had to advance to the fifth. The necromancer's advancement was still unknown, and what was up with Angie's Demon King? Was it a major plot hole combined with the protagonist's super halo? Maybe the author would explain later. From the book, it seems like you can advance every 20 levels, even at higher levels. The female protagonist advanced four levels to become a high-level assassin after killing a fifth-tier monster. However, a chapter mentioned that advancing from intermediate to advanced levels seemed to be related to battle aura, which confused me. Also, there was the issue of attribute points. After advancing, you'd return to level one; would your attribute points be reset...?

I'm pregnant, no joke.

A gift from an old friend

I remember reading this book on some online literature website before, but then one day I thought it was ready to be read and then found it was gone. I didn't expect to finish it here... I have to say, the plot of the alternate world got a bit off towards the end, like it was suddenly sped up to double speed. A few new characters appeared, a few old characters died, and then there were more surprises after surprises—it felt like a forced ending. Personally, I think the author is good at character development, but the main plot holes are a bit too big, and the plot control is lacking. I hope the pacing of the main world won't be so abrupt. Although I know a main plot is necessary, I actually prefer Tina's daily life of messing with her teammates.

I've read many gender-swap works, but this one is a breath of fresh air in the genre (the other gender-swap genre is...). How to put it? This novel is very enjoyable to read. Some novels always emphasize how cute and submissive the protagonist is (just kidding), going to great lengths to be cute. But this is a gender-swap story! Even if there are some personality changes, they shouldn't be this drastic. A significant change should have some other reason and timing, right? What's with this sudden change? This work doesn't rely on excessive, mindless cuteness; the cuteness is just right, without being jarring. The character design and plot are also excellent. The author handled the various aspects perfectly...

Hooray for the ending! Have you considered writing a story for the Loli Goddess?

I really want to see the side stories of the Creation Loli God... I think the author still has many plot holes to fill. For example, the author didn't write about Adol's adventures on another continent, nor did they explain the background of the other Tina. Compared to the tightness of the early and middle parts of the story, the later parts are relatively scattered. But the author still writes very well, so don't be discouraged, don't give up. This work has been consistently written for a long time, and the background, plot, quests, etc., Are all exceptionally solid. The writing style is also excellent, and there is still a lot of room for improvement. For example, there's Uncle Zaben, who disappeared in the first season, and Scott, who seems to have been forgotten by the author...

... Just filling up the word count... And then... I don't know how to write it!!... Hmm... The plot is full of twists and turns, and the story is rich... Hmm... It combines fantasy and light elements very well... Hmm... There's still a huge cliffhanger... (Too many to list). Anyway, I love it! Although there are so many cliffhangers that even a sequel could be millions of words long, it's still great! (Although I've never given any monthly tickets or tips, I've still shamelessly written a book review...)

It's a very good book, but unfortunately, the author seems to have ended it without a conclusion, leaving me constantly wondering what the ending would be like. Whether Chris and the others were resurrected or something else in the final chapters, I can't find out, which is the most regrettable part. Did Tina return to Earth in the end, or did she live a happy life in another world? I also can't know. Because I can only imagine my own version, while the author is the creator of this novel, and only the author can control their destiny. There are still many, many plot holes. I hope the author will come back soon to fill them and update!