A kind reminder: To ensure that this book's values and logic are in sync with those of our dear readers, please read the first two chapters carefully.
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To complete a System task, Wu You confessed to the school beauty senior 99 times, and not once did she pay him any attention.
Wu You felt like his first love had vanished.
But when he went to claim his mission reward, the heartless System made things worse by turning him into a girl!
And that wasn't all. The heartless System even wanted to train her to become a virtuous, capable woman!
After Wu You painstakingly completed the System tasks and became more and more virtuous,
she suddenly discovered that the girls who had once been her friends were each planning to settle old scores with her!
Wu You: Just because I've become virtuous doesn't mean I'll agree to anything you ask of me!!
Can the grass system be used later?
This system is so annoying, it makes me furious.
The reward for failing the mission is a penalty. The author's imagination is ultimately limited, so please unleash your wisdom and give Wu-chan some inspiration!
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I'm probably the first to write a long review.
I've been reading on Pineapple Bun for 8 years, and this is only my third long review. Actually, this isn't exactly a good review; the less flattering parts come first, and the nicer ones are at the end. Although it was unexpected, before the author revealed her gender, I vaguely guessed she was a girl. Considering that girls are often more sensitive, I'll try to avoid overly harsh language in the following comments. Please forgive me if I offend anyone. Let's start with the details. The name of the senior student's private clinic in Chapter 6, "Fangquan Hospital," is the first thing that feels jarring. Based on my experience, private clinics are usually named with "x..."
XP's been exposed, so I'm not acting anymore. I just like watching gender-swapped movies, preferably with the protagonist having a bit of a sash, a bit of a talkative personality, and then getting pinned down and rubbed by the female lead, his legs going weak and unable to get down (am I weird?).
Wu Qiu reminded me of a senior PhD student at my university. She was very capable but had many conflicts with her supervisor, leading to a very unpleasant experience. She eventually transferred to a Master's program and graduated. Later, I happened to read an article in a Nature journal and found that the name was the same as that senior student's. After careful verification, I discovered that she had actually gone back to pursue her PhD at a similar institution and published her first Nature paper in her first year of doctoral studies. A supervisor is truly crucial to a student's success.
Is the author a woman?! Chapter 42 mentions she's wearing a skirt; surely she's not a cross-dresser?
This system is so frustrating! I'm waiting for a comment to tell me about the system changes later.
Congratulations on the release of such a wonderful book! The plot and writing are both excellent; only a double like can express my admiration. Looking back at my own writing, wow…