(Male-to-female transformation + unconventional rebirth + mutual redemption + sworn enemies + gender transformation romance + high-martial-arts urban fantasy + urban imagination)
Li Yanxin once reached the Divine Realm in his previous life, but tormented by inner demons, he died at the hands of his nemesis, Su Muchen.
Reborn with resentment in his heart, he unexpectedly returned to the age of nine, only to discover that for some reason he had become a girl named Li Yanxin.
His innate sword bones were gone, and his body was as frail as an invalid. Just as she was despairing and ready to end her life, she unexpectedly bonded with the [Superior-to-Others System].
Given a second life, she swore she would trample her former nemesis beneath her feet.
But the man who had been her rival for more than twenty years began looking at her in a way that was increasingly hard to ignore, his gaze possessive and burning:
“If I can't beat you, then I'll marry you.”
I don't understand. The female protagonist's cultivation is obviously bound to the male protagonist. She doesn't want to use the information from her past life to help the male protagonist. Instead, she keeps using the cultivation she got from the male protagonist to constantly attack him. Not to mention that the male protagonist is unable to recover or has a state of inner demons. Does this do any good to the female protagonist? Moreover, the heroine cannot practice cultivation, but she does not hide her cultivation. The strong person here can also read minds. The heroine is really afraid of death.
This book is okay.
This is the end. . . . . . . .