My Dad Turned into a Magical Girl and Became My Bestie

Cerebral palsy The protagonist, a former male and a father of a daughter, is sexually harassed on a bus. He tries to let it go and even thinks that the person must have many hidden troubles. Brain-dead

I've finished reading Volume 1, and here are the main issues: 1. The female lead was sexually harassed, and the perpetrator wasn't punished; 2. Her underwear was seen by a random NPC due to her clothing; 3. Her first kiss after the gender swap wasn't with the male lead.

The slice-of-life and borderline-scrolling books are alright, but for the rest, I can only say it's best not to use your brain when reading. It seems that 90% of the books on SF with high word counts and low collections do have some problems.

I only saw this book a few days ago, and I was actually quite taken aback when I first saw the title, but overall it was pretty good. I caught up with it today, so I thought I'd share my initial thoughts. First, the strengths: 1. Story flow: I've read about 200,000 words so far, which took about a day or two. I read it in one go and didn't find any disjointed plot points or incomprehensible foreshadowing. Considering the author's previous two works, although they aren't very long, the author is clearly not a novice. This writing skill makes me think this author is using a pseudonym. (´∀`) 2. Writing style: The background of this story...

These driving scenes are way too reckless! Be careful, or you might lose your book.

I hope the author will avoid plots involving a female psychopath. Please refer to my and that other person's comments; this is a major taboo in stories about women who change partners, and it easily discourages readers. When I saw that comment, I looked into it and almost vomited. Please revise that chapter if possible; if you really can't stand it, at least give us a proper explanation and reason. As long as it's reasonable, it's not unforgivable, and you can continue reading. But please don't do this again. As for the train pervert, the main issue isn't the pervert himself, but rather that the female lead didn't punish him after he did that kind of thing. That's the main reason. We're happy when the author provides readers with "fan service," but it should be done in a proper way.

My current feeling towards Ms. Zhe Nei is that she isn't Ms. Zhe Nei, but something else entirely.

I used the vouchers I received for checking in to subscribe to all of them.

Ending B was great; a world where no one got hurt was achieved.

Although the process was incredibly frustrating, I smiled with relief after watching the ending.