The boy who became a girl - Reviews

I've read the raw and it is good but what is worrying is that the chapter count is only at 170 and the author has not uploaded another chap in 7days after the latest upload as of now when I am making this review.

It's obvious from the very first chapter that this author is passionate about what they do. The writing is very imaginative and descriptive. The storyline is captivating and yet it's heartbreaking to follow the journey of the two main characters. It's a beautiful love story and sucked me right in. To the author: Keep up the good work!

The story is interesting. Powerscale is also good. Pace is different compared to rest of the cultivation novels. Kinda slow burn but no where you feel that it is a drag. To put in perspective MC becomes foundation cultivator in 719 chapters. Not your typical cultivation novel. Sometimes the translation quality dips for pronouns but it is what it is. Since story is good you won’t feel it as inconvenience.

Na casa/local de reuniões provisório.

Naturally, I don't intend to stop teasing her in the meantime

Then her mother spoke to her elder sister. Uka liked her elder sister but once she starts talking, she just doesn't stop. That's the only point she didn't like about her. Other than that she loved her a lot and took care of her.

A flood of sharpness, killing and blood-lust seemed to gush out of Madam Winter and flood over, engulfing the middle-aged man and the teenager. Raising a shout, thee middle-aged man released his aura, a beautiful albeit deadly blue flame which spread out and covered both his and his disciple, who seemed positively petrified by this attack.

[No, No don't misunderstand I just want to go to our academy all I wanted was to check the results without getting in the eyes of my friends]

now a glittering wall of icicles, as if the side of the dam had been

I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed

Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running

The ice we skate is getting pretty thin