Chapter 177: Even In The Tiger's Den, If You Stay Calm... (3)
Personally, I think the genre of gender reversal is a very demanding one for authors.
If the sexual desires of men and women are switched, how far does it change, should the gender ratio also be altered, and how far can the genre be extended with the sole theme of gender reversal.
Issues related to pregnancy or childbirth, whether a woman looks too much like a sex-crazed criminal, or if a man seems too gay.
The presence or absence of a hymen in a self-indulgent heroine, how much the protagonist maintains their values from a previous life, whether they take the path of enjoyment or the path of despair.
There are really many issues beyond that.
Because it’s a genre that touches the deeply ingrained values in our minds without us realizing, it’s important to take the lead.
Does it really need to change this much? Even if it’s a gender reversal, this feels uncomfortable. Is this really a concept that corresponds one-to-one?
It’s easy to get stuck on the obvious parts, and if you try to break through with forced settings, you’ll end up being crushed by the settings you’ve built and the development will stall.
That’s why they say it’s a genre where the author needs to be diligent. I wasn’t just crafting settings for no reason.