High Martial: How Did I Become the Yellow Springs?

Supporting you! Also, author, your cover is a bit abstract 🤦

Yes, it looks great, it's just missing a cover.

Let's give it a shout-out!

As long as you keep updating, I'll keep following and watching 😳 Keep it up! I'm hungry again 🤤

It's pretty good, within the normal range. The protagonist's psychological changes are a good one—"Am I me? Am I her?" The main plot is about to begin, and it seems like it will be good. After that, there's no need to be confused about the plot anymore.

This isn't a pure transformation story; the writing is excellent, though it leans towards a more straightforward narrative. There's absolutely no description of the male protagonist crossing over into a female body or falling into female form. In the end, the male protagonist returns to his own world and regains his male form. His sister, who sacrificed herself for him, also comes back to life.

If it weren't for the poor plot later on, I think this book wouldn't have received such a low score, but even so, it shouldn't be this low 😂. This is the best-written and most faithful to the original work among all the Huang Quan novels I've read!

A little confusing, but quite enjoyable. This isn't a role-playing story, it's a transformation story, get that right! This character has Huang Quan's memories, abilities, and destiny, but isn't Huang Quan himself. The main character has relatively little screen time, almost like a powerful extra. But you'll have to decide for yourself after reading. One more thing, the body is like the underworld.

I want to know if it's a single or a lesbian relationship 🙂 I hope it's a single.

To be honest, I hadn't held out much hope for the first few chapters. The premise was clichéd, half the book was filler, and the protagonist's personality was weak—he had absolutely nothing to do with Huang Quan. But then came the scene of the knife stabbing himself, the butterfly, and the line, "I don't remember you." It truly overwhelmed me.