Married Life of the Gender-Swapped Demon King and the Rogue Hero

It was late at night, but Edward and Yuan Liang were still awake. Yuan Liang said with a disgruntled expression, "Why did you call me out so late?" Edward looked at Yuan Liang quietly and said, "I've realized that I've started to like you, I don't know when it started. Will you marry me?" Yuan Liang touched Edward's head and said incredulously, "Are you out of your mind? I'm an artificial being, I don't have feelings." Edward forcefully slapped Yuan Liang's hand away and said seriously, "I'm not joking. Some things, if we don't say them now, we'll never have a chance again. Have you ever liked me?" Yuan Liang was stunned for a moment, then smiled and said, "What is liking someone...?"

I stumbled upon this book by chance. After reading most of it, I can only say that the writing style is still somewhat stiff, but I believe the author can improve it in the future. The book's premise is somewhat innovative, but it still uses the clichéd sci-fi trope of gender-swap (even if it's not the protagonist). Also, the "rogue" aspect of the title, "rogue hero," seems to be barely mentioned. However, the character descriptions are fairly well done. Furthermore, I barely saw any depiction of their married life (the author will probably include that later). And the author corrects typos quickly; I noticed other...

I've been sweeping tombs since junior high, all the way to my sophomore year of college.

Reviewer 1: The concept is quite imaginative, making for a fun and engaging work. However, it's a pity that the story strayed slightly from the author's initial framework towards the end, and this was difficult to salvage. While most of the plot has flaws, the overall completion is quite high, and the story itself is well-developed and entertaining. The character development is excellent; the repetitive assertions make the characters vivid and memorable. Reviewer 2: A work with a popular theme and somewhat clever premise. The writing is decent, and the author has a good grasp of current events, giving the work considerable appeal from the start. Unfortunately, the overall structure lacks coherence, and the middle...

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Twenty-five years since Qingming Festival, I came to sweep the tombs.

It probably began here and will end here; it started with this book and will end with this book. I can't find that feeling in any of the current "Transformation" books. Goodbye, Transformation.

Follow me, and KunKun will teach you how to play basketball.

The author completely abandoned the story during the tomb-sweeping scene; will it also turn into a marriage scene?