I Transformed in the Jiangshi World

I just want to know why you want to become a disciple? You have the skills, the space and so on, why do you want to become a disciple? Just because he is Uncle Jiu?

We've seen so many male-to-female lilies, why not watch something with a strange taste, where the male protagonist marries a male. Live a sexually happy life

The article describes how powerful and awesome the Celestial Master is, but it turns out that the protagonist's Celestial Master is really a thorn in his feet.

I suggest the author see a psychiatrist. Normal people cannot write this kind of novel.

It's written like a hypocrite. The first one or two hundred chapters are okay, but the later chapters fall apart. Be a bitch and build a memorial at the same time. Just look at it.

Being transgender seems awkward, author, you should see a psychiatrist

To be a woman, you must love beauty and know how to dress up, otherwise the transformation will be meaningless.

See if there are any novels about becoming a hundred. I can't find it.

I have everything and yet I still want to become a disciple. I don't understand.

Lily is boring. She doesn't have any tools to commit the crime anymore. Wouldn't it be a waste for others to return Lily? It can be written as a relationship between besties, but it would be really awkward to write it as a relationship between a man and a woman after they have transformed into a woman. Even lesbians in reality cannot really regard this kind of relationship as a relationship between a man and a woman, right? It can be written as a relationship between best friends instead of writing from the perspective of male and female relationships. Lily's novels from this perspective are really interesting. Isn't this just a male protagonist's novel under the guise of transformation? I feel that Baihewen should be written from the perspective of bestie love so that it won't make people feel censorious and awkward.