Waking up, Cang Xia found her gender had changed overnight.

She was neither male nor female, but something in between or rather, neither. It wasn’t just her, every woman had become “not quite woman,” and every man had become “not quite man.”

Body parts she’d never seen before had suddenly sprouted on her, scaring her so much that she held her bladder all morning. Eventually, she couldn’t hold it any longer and rushed to the dormitory’s shared restroom. To her shock, the once-familiar women’s bathroom now featured a row of standing urinals.

Not only that, she saw several of her close female friends were standing there urinating. When they saw her, they greeted her as if nothing were out of the ordinary.

“Morning, Sister Cang! Come join us!”

“Y-You’re just… standing like that?” Xia stammered in disbelief.

“Well, yeah. How else would you do it? Squat like a man?”

“…”

Oh my god.

…

Hearing that her recently-dumped, chauvinistic s*um of an ex-boyfriend had passed out from menstrual cramps and was sent to the infirmary, she eagerly grabbed a bouquet and went to ‘sincerely’ check on him.

Cang Xia: “Hahahaha! May you enjoy this day every single month!”

Wei was furious: “Since we’ve broken up, give back all the money I ever spent on you!”

The next day, Cang Xia sent the male-chauvinist Wei three giant boxes of sanitary pads worth three thousand yuan, thereby bestowing upon him the illustrious title “Sanitary Pad Brother.”

Wei:”…”

He was so angry he nearly had a hemorrhage.

In summary, this is the story of a world where everyone’s gender changed overnight, and the protagonists ended up swapping roles to continue dating.

P.S.

The male lead remains the same. And yes, there’s mpreg. You read that right—male pregnancy in a romantic comedy.

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