No Way, How Can a Charming Young Lord Become a Contrasting Saintess?

It's a very unique book, but unfortunately, this kind of back-and-forth transformation isn't going to be popular these days. Although it's called "Orange," it's ultimately a male-centric story; the female characters are merely there for sexual positions. This kind of gender-swap story might have been popular a few years ago, but nowadays, most readers of yuri (lesbian) stories focus on the "yuri" aspect rather than the "transformation." You can see that almost all yuri protagonists end up as women and can never go back.

Back and forth changes + hanging orange labels + self-proclaimed beautiful writing that's actually written like classical Chinese = 💩

The value of novels collected worldwide simultaneously plummeted a millionfold, except for Ke Jia's novels, which remained unchanged. Overnight, Ke Jia's previously unremarkable novels became top-tier bestsellers. While riding the bus, Xiao Mei asked A Zhuang what novel he was reading. A Zhuang took it out… and the whole bus whispered among themselves…

Female Lead ❌ "Hermaphrodite Protagonist" ✅

While there aren't many people watching now, I'll use this opportunity to repair ditches and hooks!

How are you going to write this in future posts? I find the male figure rather disgusting. It's best to remove the male figure later; leaving it in is also highly toxic.

Can everyone help me read on? I want to be featured, I want to be featured, I want to be featured, I want to be featured

Wouldn't you have a wider audience if you removed the "yuri" (lesbian) theme and the "female lead" label?

Oh dear, I just saw on Tieba that you can't post too many chapters at the beginning of a book's run. Turns out I've written tens of thousands of words in the last few days, which might make people think my writing is terrible and upset. How awful!

It's May Day holiday, so I'll be updating twice a day during the break.