Isn't It Common Knowledge That Losing a Duel Turns You into a Woman?

The setting is quite similar to "Rhapsody with a Sword," but the style of the story is closer to the more "serious" Japanese fantasy style of the late 20th century. The story structure is fine, but the slow start and early background setting will definitely affect the reading experience for casual readers.

Fairy Egg?

The title reminded me of the Fairy Egg manga, but unfortunately it's been discontinued.

I'm here! [Sfem:22:763]

I no longer care about right or wrong; all I want to do now is show off my delicious new book on earth refining.

Cute cat, support cat

The subject matter is quite innovative and likely to be a hit. I like that the hook can hang my little brother up. You can try different personalities and races to see what they taste like. It's worth recommending, but the subject matter is unique, and the target audience is somewhat niche. It's suitable for giving to a friend who's into fencing. ( )

Fairy Egg?

The idea is excellent, truly excellent. Turning your opponent into a girl and showering her with affection is the ultimate humiliation, absolutely brilliant! Especially the parts where the protagonist adds other opponents to his harem—that's even more exciting. One small suggestion: the narrative is currently a bit bland. I look forward to the author's improvement ω. For example, the author could add elements of resentment towards the defeated, their shyness, their humiliation, and even their delicate feet. Of course, I personally hope the author adds some cave dwelling elements, or perhaps it would be like defeating the Xie swordsman and turning him into a guy who only knows how to shout "Ooh!"

What will happen to the male lead later?