Cultivation Against Heaven: the Ultimate Female Sword Master

Is there any brother or sister who has seen a similar theme, where a woman transforms into a man, not in disguise, but also a cultivator like this? I think it is quite interesting. The author's subject matter is very good, but I prefer to be crisp, simple and clear. I have been bullied to the head, and I still need to forgive. This is the world of cultivating immortals, and it is not good to forgive too much.

I quite liked the female protagonist at first, but since the male protagonist appeared, the female protagonist has become more and more idiotic. She doesn't like the fact that the heroine has a man as the center (not even the male protagonist), so she has given up on the novel.

How to put it, like some people said, it is too pale and has no sense of substitution. And, it's so messy. There are three time-travelers in total, 1. The heroine, Wu Nanchuan. Due to various reasons, his parents used a formation to change his gender into "male" right after he was born. He can only change back after he ascends. ) 2. The heroine of the original text is Lan Lan. (This world is the world of a book that Nanchuan read in modern times. This is the heroine of the original text, and Nanchuan is actually the male protagonist in the original text. The golden finger is a portable space, a ring inheritance, etc.). 3. Ge Yangxi (he had a heart attack in modern times and then traveled to this world. He was still a male when he traveled back, but he was punished and turned into a female because he was unwilling to do system tasks. The correct golden finger is the system). 4. Su Lanzhi, rebirth (the reborn female protagonist was killed by the original heroine Lan Lan in her previous life, so she came back and wanted to take everything from her and seduce the heroine, who was Nan Chuan who was turned into a man). In fact, these are not the main reasons why I can't read it. The main reason is that the author's writing is not clear enough and there is a lot of useless nonsense, but there is nothing that should be explained, such as how to practice, specific descriptions of magic weapons and exercises, practice sites, etc., And even important places such as the sect competition are mentioned in one sentence. There are only a few sentences about the formal fight, which really fails to grasp the key point of the article on cultivating immortals. This is the first time I read the chronicle of Xiuxianwen.

I thought I would see a cool and handsome heroine, but I didn't expect to see a heroine who wears a man's skin but behaves like a pretentious woman at all times. The heroine has been talking about her senior brother from the beginning of the article, as if she only has him in her life just for him. The content of your article, author, does not live up to the setting in your introduction. . . .

Can you please stop writing about Madonna heroines? It seems pretentious.

Why don't you investigate someone pretending to be Nanchuan?

Is the male protagonist Yan Qing? ? ? ?

Did you agree to only practice one sword in your life? Does this mean that all the previous owners of the Taisu Divine Sword are dead? If not, Ascension should also bring it with him, right? Then how did it become the clan's divine sword? It's a bit inconsistent

A heroine who has no thoughts of her own and puts her senior brother first in everything. A heroine who has become a man but is still pretentious. Although she can change back, she will at least be a man in the beginning. She has to seek the advice of her senior brother for everything and rely on her senior brother for everything. She always acts like her senior brother is the best in the world. What about her own personality and her own thoughts?

This subject is quite new, but it's too complicated! There are too many time travels and rebirths, it's annoying to watch! Some novels have a lot of these and are not that annoying! Author, you have described many plots of time travel and rebirth. . . Looks so tired