Transformed into a Yuri Couple

For me, this book is perfectly readable. From the first five chapters I've read so far, the overall pacing is good, the writing is smooth, and each chapter adds a perfectly placed, engaging element. First, the prologue introduces the "forgiveness" trope, the friend's gender-swap curse, and the character development—all quite compelling. The first chapter, showing the protagonist's successful gender swap and his reaction to the change in his body, is well-done. Furthermore, the explicit sexual content is much more enjoyable than typical suggestive scenes. Soon after, the current wife, former classmates, and other characters appear, all with relatively well-developed and individual personalities...

First, I salute the author's wild imagination—I certainly can't grasp it, lol. Here's a brief review (I'm a newbie and haven't read many books...). First of all, the author's imagination is absolutely terrible, not just bad, but a Martian storm of awfulness (in a good way)... Holy crap, his best friend transforms into a busty loli after a soul-searching scream? Holy crap? After the loli transformation, he's in the bathroom for the first time experiencing sex from a female perspective—and his wife sees him? (Actually, I'm curious if they're still considered a couple... After all, the person on the marriage certificate is gone...) Holy crap? After the transformation, I'm even bigger than my wife... Author, you must be a seasoned pro, and you often...

This book review represents only my personal opinion and does not reflect general public opinion. First of all, I highly recommend everyone to read this book. It covers a wide range of topics, including gender-swap, superpowers, yuri (lesbian) relationships, and even childbirth, all of which are excellent. Therefore, this book is also very suitable for fans of gender-swap yuri, allowing them to experience the charm of gender-swap yuri while satisfying their desire for combat with superpowers. It's safe to say this book is fantastic! However, from a reviewer's perspective, while I think this book is excellent, reviews should be fair and unbiased. Therefore, I will provide some evaluation of this book. In my personal opinion, this book as a whole is...

Honestly, there were many times when I thought about abandoning the project, but then I thought about the readers who had added it to their favorites and felt that it wasn't a good idea to do so. I guess I wasn't ruthless enough; I didn't just casually abandon the project like others.

The last line, "I'm your daddy," cracked me up.

The author has been writing this book for so long, they should know that what yuri stories hate most is the concept of clones, especially male clones.

This book has distinctive features, yes, distinctive, cough cough… The characters in this book are well-developed. You Shui is the one who impressed me the most, and also the most controversial, so let's talk about her. She should be a compassionate person, yes, should be. If you ask me why I'm so sure, I can only say no comment. As for the plot, well, I can't comment. I painstakingly read about twenty chapters and finally understood: this is a world with superpowers. Anyone who sees a shooting star becomes a superpowered person. The protagonist's best friend has a particularly peculiar ability—turning people into girls. Yes, very peculiar, very familiar. And then there's the ability to kill everyone named Zhang San…

It's finished! Hooray! I'm off to have some fun!

I subscribed to this novel after someone recommended it on a forum, but after reading 50 chapters, I realized I couldn't understand its values, so I dropped it, wasting over a hundred yuan.

The book reviews recommend it to people who are looking for something to read. So, can any experts tell me what the downsides of this book are?