Transformation + scheming + genius + harem + dark cultivation. No goody-two-shoes heroines, please.
Li Sheng happened upon a pendant, and it drew his soul into the body of a woman in another world.
What the hell?
He had been a fine, strapping young man. Soul transmigration was already bizarre enough, but when he opened his eyes, he had turned into a woman?
So be it. A woman, then.
Here, one could seek immortality, soar through the clouds, pluck the moon and stars, roam across countless mountains and rivers, and live freely under heaven. It sounded wonderful.
But the cruel world of cultivation soon shattered his illusions.
There were no leisurely strolls in the clouds or peaceful quests for the Dao, only deceit and bloody slaughter.
If this is a world that devours people, then he will become the fiercest predator of all, killing until no one dares covet him.
So far, everything seems good; the plot and the emotions are quite to my liking. I'm deducting one star for the author of "The Riddler," because of his ambiguous statements. It's unclear whether the transformation will revert later; if it does, then it's one star.
The protagonist is very unique—cunning, arrogant, narcissistic, and vengeful—but it's still very enjoyable to watch.
It's good 🥰, maybe it's because I'm a girl, but I always feel a little awkward watching so many female leads 🤔
Not bad 🍉😘 The early setup and later transformation into a villain 👍 The process of turning from an innocent girl into a demon
The plot is quite interesting, but the female protagonist feels a bit strange.
Great book, I almost missed it! 👍
It's so beautiful, so very beautiful, I love it!
What is "ever-changing"? Does it mean changing a hundred times? Wait, they're not going to change it back later, are they? The author should say something, otherwise I'll have to run away.