I Was Tricked by a Banshee into Going to Another World as a Girl
我被女妖骗进异世界当妹子
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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The more you tell me not to subscribe, the more I want to click "lol".
Light Palace's comment: Anything that isn't boring is valuable.
Commentator: Guozi Title: Something Not Boring is Valuable Summary: Possesses basic qualities, but isn't very interesting, or rather, the focus of enjoyment leans towards an older age group. Suitable for: Authors who want a more "interesting" novel. Word count: Around 2000 words, takes approximately 3 minutes to read. A decent piece of writing with basic plot developments; the language and narrative are fairly smooth, although the pacing is slightly lacking. Overall, it possesses a moderate level of quality. However, in terms of reading experience, it feels "dry," meaning it's not interesting or engaging. This piece, in my opinion, feels more like something from the previous generation...
These days, there aren't many orthodox supernatural novels left; sticking to tradition is no easy feat.
"Don't trust anyone here." When a seemingly powerful female demon utters these words to you, as a reader, it's easy to find yourself, like the protagonist, drawn into this other world. And, with an omniscient perspective, you might even have the added thought that "this world is definitely dark and complicated," and a slight worry for the protagonist's unknown fate. Having your soul forcibly implanted into a male's body by a wicked female demon, and having many of your original memories sealed away in this other world... This is undeniably a terrible situation. But our optimistic and carefree protagonist doesn't seem to mind...
Reflections from the Judges of the 5th SF Essay Contest (Long-form Category)
Reviewer 1: This is a gender-swap transmigration story. The opening is decent in its presentation of the theme and has some appeal, but the subsequent plot development is mediocre, the narrative is chaotic, and it clearly lacks planning. The overly verbose writing style also feels cumbersome. In gender-swap works, characters should be the highlight, but the protagonist's character development is weak, failing to demonstrate any likable qualities. Reviewer 2: Although the content includes gender-swap elements, how to create a compelling protagonist is especially important for the gender-swap genre, and the author clearly hasn't handled many aspects well. Moreover, the theme itself seems to use gender-swap simply as a gimmick...
Although I glanced at the comments and felt a little panicked, what can I do when I'm getting married so young? I'll just order it first and think about it later.
Wow, the cover is so sexy!
This cover is so down-to-earth!
Why did they change the cover? And now it's become a black mark on their history.
They dug it up and whipped the corpse.
The female lead is probably a fish-woman, and she can only retain seven seconds of memory. She's also mentally challenged.