Gender-Swap, Transmigration
Yan Jingyi was an unemployed college student living at home when, for no apparent reason, he transmigrated to a world where martial arts flourished and became a little girl, only to face the massacre of her entire family. Fortunately, her master rescued her and taught her martial arts. More than ten years later, she finally descended the mountain to make her way in the world. She had hoped to embark on a life of settling scores and swiftly improving her cultivation, but the truth behind the massacre, the secrets of this world, and the tangled conflicts and schemes between its many factions all came rushing in, leaving her no peace.
“Knocking at the door of my hometown, I find no way back. I pluck my zither and sing with bold, impassioned spirit.”
“No matter. Just watch me roam the world!”
(The protagonist will continue using her name from her previous life until she reaches the bottleneck of the Profound Gate realm.)
(Some character designs and story elements from Honkai: Star Rail have been borrowed to express my ideas. It doesn't matter if you haven't played it; it won't affect your reading.)
(Some arcs resembling an infinite-flow story will be added. They aren't the main focus, but are there to enrich the plot and introduce the worldbuilding.)
(The protagonist completed her change in perspective in Chapter 184.)
The writing is very good. It seems to be one-sided at the moment. I hope there will be more posts 😎
A single or a hundred? A hundred and five stars, a single four stars 😏 😏
Since I am writing a female channel, I will actually get more readers if I don't write about gender reversal. The writing seems to be very sophisticated. I suggest the author write a good introduction. I clicked in because I really want to read free martial arts novels recently. At first glance, it is well written.
It's really beautiful. I hope the world view will be strong in the future.
When will you be in the happy realm?
Can it be considered a Kage-ryu fan? In the beginning, Wei Ye has basically exposed her true identity.
Not bad, worth reading
It's a bit like "The Lord of the World", well written
This book is so good, I should finish it
It's okay. Apart from the fact that the author seems to have described an extra realm, there's also the feeling that I've seen it before.