Miss Spy, You Don't Want the Mission to Fail, Do You?
间谍小姐，你也不希望任务失败吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Fake Yuri, Gender-Bender Yuri, Yuri, Transmigration
I prefer girls getting close to each other over romance between men and women. These are books I enjoyed or thought were decent. I'll rate them for your reference. I'll give each one a star rating for reference. Basically, everything I've read is at least okay and not too hard to get through. If it were bad, I wouldn't recommend it. They're worth a look. The ratings are just a guide: six stars is the maximum, three the minimum. I don't recommend anything below that. I've generally read each reco
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These are all books I really like. There are both romance and harem stories.
Yuri, Gender-Bending, Cuddles, Yuri Too Many to Explain
Yuri, transformation, cuddling, citrus, women, elves, vampires, dragon girls, witches, fox girls, villains, young ladies, slice of life, and invincible protagonists. I just want more people to discover good novels. This is my first time making a reading list, and I want more people to know about these great stories. Please forgive me if I missed any other good novels. There are too many books to explain them all. If anything catches your eye, please click in and take a look. Thanks!
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When will the tiles be laid?
The recent updates have been irregular; is it going to shut down? TvT
Write according to your own ideas. Don't change your mind just because a reader says it's not good. After all, you can't please everyone. If you do that, you'll lose your own rhythm, and everyone will be able to guess the rest of the plot, so what's the point of being fresh?
The young lady is being ridiculous. Their relationship is a fake one built on the premise of a life-or-death contract. It's a bit too much to expect to develop feelings for someone in such a fake relationship. First, the protagonist is betrayed by the trust placed in them, then subjected to years of exploitation before being relegated to a expendable mission. Finally, small favors are used to cultivate a relationship. I believe the protagonist doesn't have Stockholm syndrome.
Regarding the question about whether the character becomes a yuri (or purely yuri) character, this book is indeed about becoming a yuri character, and the premise is that the character's gender is different before and after transmigrating into the book, but this wasn't shown in the text. This was my mistake, and I will correct it in the beginning within the next couple of days. Also, the group's membership has increased; please forgive those readers who couldn't join before because the group was full.
A reader asking about the latest progress:
When will you moan?
A promising young novel with the potential to become an excellent work (Reflections after writing 90,000 words)
Regardless, among the many novels currently available, the fact that all the characters, whether main or supporting, have sound values and are relatively well-developed is quite a pleasant surprise. This requirement might seem commonplace, but it's rare in recent BL novels. The plot currently offers a wealth of anticipated highlights, including, but not limited to, the cognitive conflicts between the protagonist and the two female leads due to information asymmetry, and the conflicts in the master-servant and friend relationships stemming from the aristocratic system. I particularly enjoy the bittersweetness caused by the misunderstandings in the former, and I believe this will be a major draw for many readers. Until these points are fully resolved, this book will remain highly attractive to me...
Simple evaluation
Writing Style: A+ Personality: A+ Sensory Experience: A+ Summary: A+ The writing is good; the protagonist's personality is almost fully established in just 20,000 words. Some suggestions: The contract the young lady made with the protagonist feels somewhat oppressive, as if one's life is forever in someone else's hands. The protagonist seems like a kind person who isn't good at lying. I hope the author will make some changes to this so-called contract to avoid making the reader feel too oppressed.
The supposed one-against-many dynamic was never even shown before it was abruptly canceled. It wasn't an ending; it was a cancellation. The outcome could be that the plot wasn't clearly explained.