Cultivating Immortality Turned Me into a Magical Girl

Well, the beginning was pretty good, the synopsis was pretty good, and the cover was pretty good, which was basically able to attract people to read it. But it didn't work out in chapters 3 and 4, and it started to feel like a diary entry. The main reason is that the author did not plan the most basic plot and positioning well.

The writing is excellent, with almost no descriptions of cross-dressing, female bodies, or female corruption. It's a story about a rebellious disciple who dies and is gender-swapped into a loli magical girl, then goes to find her master and rekindle their romance. The daily life is sweetly written, but there's a bit too little focus on the characters' appearances. Otherwise, it's fine, and the romance is decent.

Although short, it's impeccable, with a peaceful and serene atmosphere. It washed away the anger and discomfort from reading several novels before; it's simple and straightforward, without anything obscure or difficult to understand, and the posting is also very pleasant.

Why is nobody here?

It was very good, but a bit short. After the main storyline ended and the Heavenly Dao seemed to have finished, I wanted to see more interaction. It ended too quickly.

After watching for a while, it turns out it has two female leads.

The anime style is really nice; it would be even better if it weren't set in a cultivation world.