[Transformation + genderbending romance + overpowered protagonist + mindless fun]
Twenty-five years of chastity, ruined by one lousy book!
Ye Guhong, the leader of the Demon Cult, secluded himself for three years and finally mastered the Sunflower Manual. He thought he would become invincible, but when he opened his eyes, his chest muscles were gone, his beard had fallen out, and he had turned into an unparalleled beauty, delicate and soft, whose eyes would redden and fill with tears at the slightest touch!
The book said there was only one way to turn back into a man: absorb the pure yang energy of a “man of utmost yang.”
And that damn man of utmost yang was none other than his sworn enemy, Lin Xiao, leader of the righteous alliance.
For the sake of his last shred of dignity, Ye Guhong decided to risk it all!
He raided the enemy camp, intending to torture him for information, but was mistaken for someone throwing himself into his arms.
He challenged Lin Xiao to a duel at Heartbreak Cliff, hoping to get close and drain his energy, but it was taken for a lovers' tryst to the death.
He dragged Lin Xiao back to the Demon Cult, intending to imprison and torment him, only for the entire cult to spend the night turning the dungeon into a “romantic bridal suite”!
Even worse, this ridiculous cultivation manual came with an anti-addiction System:
Absorb too little and it does nothing. Absorb too much and... your skin gets fairer, your voice gets softer, and that damned succubus tattoo appears!
Looking at Lin Xiao, who had brought eighteen chests of dowry and was cheerfully lying flat, offering to be “tormented,” Ye Guhong shed tears of regret.
“Get lost! I only wanted your inner energy! Who the hell wants to date you!!”
A tragic tale of a manly straight guy who, in order to transform back, has no choice but to flirt with a man, only to gradually flirt himself into becoming “the world's number one doting husband.”
The first dozen or so chapters were too outrageous (or too disorientated), and I couldn't tell that the protagonist had any authority as a demon sect leader. I felt that the protagonist was too feminized, but it was okay after those ten chapters. At least the protagonist's portrayal was pretty good, and the plot was okay. All in all, this book is pretty good. It's okay to get through the previous part. It can be used as a distraction when you're bored.
Why doesn't Gongsun Yan practice the Sunflower Manual with the protagonist?
It's amazing, but it's okay
It was so abstract that I was shocked