The Banshee Wants to Be a Princess Too

A good vote means enjoying the typical Japanese transgender romance where the male lead pampers you, treating you like a normal heterosexual couple (and even making the protagonist, who could have had a harem, only love you). A moderate vote results in a pure Chinese transgender romance, where you experience some real-world difficulties, romantic entanglements, and internal struggles, but ultimately have a happy ending. A bad vote means becoming the protagonist in this author's book.

Regarding the issue of humanitarianism, this simply replaces the human rights issues of our real life with the plight of humanoid and demi-human beings. It drags the Victorian era's Black people and Native American tribes into the picture. Black people also experienced being treated as beasts, "incomplete humans," and expelled from the human race. Yet, all the intelligent demi-human races here are deliberately separated from the human race by the so-called Church of Dawn, forcibly expelled. Defining whether someone is truly human is not based on physiological characteristics, but on social ones: "Man is the sum total of all social relations." Using Darwinian theory to deprive Black people of their human rights is completely unethical...

Hikari is truly a rare breed. In a place teeming with cute and quirky writers like Pineapple Bun, she's bringing a dark style, and on such a grand scale—there are hardly any others like her. Some say it's angst, and that's true; some say it's torture, and that's also true. After all, even minor injuries in Pineapple Bun are considered torture, while Hikari's severed limbs are considered minor injuries. There are plenty of Pineapple Bun writers with Stockholm syndrome, and I personally quite like this type. Hikari's writing is indeed excellent. We won't go into how amazing her writing style or how ingenious her plot is—that's all nonsense. My point is this: if you like this type of writing, with a touch of angst, and a little bit of protagonist torture (a tiny bit), I suggest you check it out. You won't be disappointed...

I've read the latest chapter. As things stand, there's not much left to write. But I hope the author doesn't rush it or abandon the story prematurely. Reading this really requires some brainstorming. I hope more readers will stay and read it.

😡😡😡Where did you go? I'm going to spank you!😡👊🏻

In the vast sea of books, a fleeting glance led me to this one. It blends humanity with the author's unique insights, prompting profound reflection in countless moments. The world may not agree, but those who have experienced life will find it deeply moving. We should first understand the unknown meaning within the book, then become part of it. If you are troubled by love, if you don't understand human nature, this book might offer some answers. I hope the author doesn't abandon the project, doesn't let others' opinions deter the countless people seeking answers.

Author: I'm so addicted to reading, can I start a new book? Can I start a new book? Can I start a new book?

The writing style is top-notch, but there's no traffic. Is it a problem with the subject matter? It seems the audience for this type of article is still too small.

First, let's give an overall review of this work. It's a genre that heavily relies on reader affinity, combined with Hitsuna's genuine emotions and meticulous descriptions, making it an undeniable classic. I highly recommend checking it out; if you don't find it relatable, you won't lose anything, but if you do, it will become your spiritual nourishment. This work is generally not recommended for readers who are overly idealistic, expect a protagonist to pull off a dramatic comeback, live in fantasy, are morally ambiguous, have questionable character, are masochistic, or are easily influenced (like me, someone who enjoys carving on their arm or picking their nails with a pen). It's also recommended for those with good empathy and a strong sense of objectivity, and for those who enjoy a good laugh...

My favorite royal drama has been updated! 😭