Gender Swap: Invincible from the Start, Ruling the World

Okay, it's exciting. Whether the protagonist is invincible or not, I don't know; he just hasn't encountered any powerful opponents yet. Although exciting, it's also very frustrating. I can't quite describe the feeling, but it's just very stifling. I feel burdened, restricted, and told to act according to rules. I'm being led by the nose. It's exhausting.

I think it's alright, quite enjoyable. Nowadays, people read too many cultivation novels and think that martial arts cultivation should be divided into realms so that people can see who is strong and who is weak. But I don't think this is suitable for martial arts novels. As long as it's well-written, there's no need to deliberately divide it into first-rate, second-rate, and third-rate; readers can distinguish them in their own minds.

This is one of the better ordinary martial arts novels I've read. It features a gender swap, but the protagonist's personality doesn't change drastically, and there aren't any exaggerated or bizarre statements about a man becoming a woman. Some protagonists, even after being given a second chance at life, are still ungrateful and self-important, which is nauseating.

It used to be around 6 points, now it's only 5.9. Those of you giving it bad reviews, you must have ulterior motives. Don't make the author angry! This is the only novel I read daily right now, and when I saw the author hadn't updated today, my heart sank 😢 I'd venture to guess that the bad reviews are because of the beginning plot; it's undeniably very abstract.

This book only has a 6.1 Rating? After reading Tomato's works for so many years, this is a rare female protagonist novel with a martial arts flavor. The protagonist's combat descriptions are also very nice, and the use of martial arts is excellent.

Well written. Some comments mentioned the lack of power level divisions, but that's actually fine. Although there are some power level inconsistencies, it's still enjoyable to read if you use your brain. The flaws don't detract from the overall quality; at least the martial arts atmosphere is well-rendered.

Great! It has that invincible feeling from over a decade ago. This score is really misleading. I don't understand why those female-oriented novels that use Indian Buddhism and the suffering to grant wishes get such high scores, while this kind of invincible martial arts novel from ten or twenty years ago gets such low scores. Maybe the audience for these female-oriented novels wasn't even a fertilized egg back when this style of book was popular. 🤦

I really like this type of female lead who is highly skilled in combat, decisive and calm as a lone wolf, without being a saint, but at the same time possessing kindness and sincerity.

Yes, it's a rare find in martial arts novels. As long as it's not written as a cultivation novel, it will be very good.

The latest reward is the Mingyu Skill, which is somewhat comparable to the Wedding Dress Skill! Perhaps we should also release the Divine Foot Scripture to balance the two!