
I Transformed in the Jiangshi World
我在僵尸世界变身
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- Ongoing
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- 2.9M Words
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- Supernatural
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- 1y ago
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I just want to know why you want to become an apprentice? You have cultivation techniques and a spatial ability, why do you want to become an apprentice? Just because he's Uncle Nine?
After seeing so many male-to-female yuri stories, why not try something a little different, where the male protagonist marries another man and they live a sexually fulfilling life?
The story portrays the Taoist priest as incredibly powerful and amazing, but in reality, the protagonist's Taoist priest is utterly incompetent.
I suggest the author see a psychologist; a normal person couldn't write this kind of novel.
It's written like a hypocrite. The first hundred or two chapters were alright, but then it just went awry. He wants to be a prostitute while also maintaining a virtuous image. It's just disgusting.
The idea of transgender people seems awkward; the author should see a psychologist.
Women should love beauty and know how to dress up; otherwise, there's no point in transforming themselves.
Do you know any novels about turning into 100? I can't find any.
Having everything, why would you need to become an apprentice? I don't understand.
Yuri (lesbian) stories are boring. They don't even have the tools for their actions anymore; isn't writing yuri just a waste of time? They could write it as a friendship between best friends. It's really awkward to write it like a romantic relationship when they've already transformed into women. Even real-life lesbians wouldn't actually consider this kind of relationship as romantic love, right?