You Were the One Who Broke Up with Me, So Why Are You Crying Now?

I've followed many of Xiao Mo's books, and the pacing of this one in the beginning was really good. One slice-of-life scene followed by a story about the ex-girlfriend, all seamlessly connected, making it a light and comfortable read. More importantly, compared to many transformation novels where the protagonist is 100% feminized, this book actually details the heroine's gradual descent into femininity 🤣. This gradual degeneration into a girl and the subsequent close relationship is incredibly captivating. I personally really like this kind of plot, but judging from most reader feedback, it seems they prefer the regretful ending where the ex-girlfriend regrets her actions and pursues her. That's indeed very well-written, not padded, and the writing is solid. I hope that, like other books, it will reach the crucial, slightly risqué part...

Stop visiting graves, the author has already gone to Taobao, and the results are pretty good.

The author went to play tomatoes.

A mix of emotions... Tomb sweeping, tomb sweeping (sigh)

Tomb sweeping

Could it be that Shen Manjing knelt down too quickly, causing her to run out of inspiration later on? The female villain knelt down too quickly, so she couldn't have a love-hate relationship with the protagonist later on.

Just a heads up, I first read the author's books in early 2019, five in total (two on SF), and none of them were finished. In fact, I only read the early stages of each one. I'm really angry about this kind of character.

Sigh, BLB really can't retain its talent; countless veteran authors have left.

Tomb sweeping

Tomb sweeping