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You make a valid point here. I have no doubt that many novels have these themes, but it just seems I have come across a bunch of novels that use genderbender for smut and not much else. Thank you for your input.

Thank you for the examples, I shall look into some of these later. Again, I will state this I have nothing against the sexual stuff I personally am more interested in how the idea itself affects the story.

Never said it was, just noticed a lot -- not all -- use the tag for sexual fantasy and not much else.

I don't believe that is the only reason, from the countless examples that I personally have seen it is usually the primary reason for genderbending. I also did mention earlier that in the stories I have read I haven't found any stories that explore the transgender potential for the tag. There...

'That time I got reincarnated as my Brocon Loli Demon Lord Step Sister's Younger Human Brother. So instead of worrying about the Heroes, we stay home and start My Harem-Based Adventurers Guild.'

I have to say this before I start this thread, I have no problem with how you as a writer create stories, as creative freedom is one of the most important things for writers and I have no problem with you having the genderbending tag or anything that relates to it. This is me ranting about the...

I have a female character! She is not human though... or even humanoid. More three-headed, feathered dragon, the same one in my cover art.

That sounds like most light novel protagonists.

Horny teenagers win yet again.

The day of thanks is almost upon us so promote up to three novels besides your own and leave a little blurb of what it's about. 1. @Paul_Tromba, I accidentally summoned the hero! Now what?: A shell-shocked mage protagonist that summons a hero from another world to aid him in his adventure. 2...

I recently got Hoi4, so now I can enjoy 'Number Go Up: World War II Edition'.

<------------Presenting Little Beau This was art done by my friend of a character in my story Beau. He is the same guy that designed my cover art.

Thank you I hope you enjoy my story.

This fits for both your quotes, yeah some authors try to use gray morality or lack of morality to show how the world shaped their character, more often than not these characters come off as harsh, rude, and a surplus of moral degeneracy; and often said authors will have a straw optimist in the...

Goku at one point gives an enemy (Perfect Cell) an item to restore said enemy to full health, and therefore endangers the entire world over how much he wants to test said enemy's strength. Then he turns to his teenage son and was like, "Okay bitch boy, I am not sure if even I can defeat him, but...

Nice.

The same could be said about any character that has a one-dimensional personality.

Reactionary protagonists are always a bit irritating.

t is called creative freedom when people adopt things like mythology into their stories Zeus in mythology was one of the worst beings possibly imaginable with him being a rapist, mass murder, and adulterer; but oftentimes in media, he is portrayed as stoic, wise, kindhearted (at least for a...

So Goku, Naruto, Boruto, Asta to name a few.