Genderbend Marriage: Even a Vicious Immortal Cultivator Has to Be Coveted by Her Disciple?

The heroine's character, thinking, behavior, etc. Are all typical of men. She is a true male soul with a female body. The heroine's motivation to fight for the male protagonist's body is vicious and realistic. The male protagonist's coveting mentality and even blackening after having a taste of the master for the first time are described very delicately. The story developed from this main theme is very fascinating, and the character image is vivid. It explains the cruel and dangerous side of the journey of cultivating immortality, but there are also tender moments between master and apprentice, which makes me want to watch it! Don't give up, author, think back to when you wrote "What Villain?" "That's My Wife" also said that I wanted to give up. I couldn't write anymore, and I didn't insist on it until more than a hundred chapters. Now the subject matter of this book is better (I am optimistic about it anyway). There will definitely be dawn. I have already helped to promote the book. Come on [top post]

It's good to read. I really like reading this kind of master-apprentice story. I feel like the apprentice will push back again when the time comes. Advantages 1. Although it is written by a female channel and the fighting skills are not eye-catching, the combat power is not broken, and the training is relatively reasonable, so the world view is relatively stable. 2. The reason for accepting an apprentice is quite reasonable. Many master-apprentice articles have been written for a long time and they don't know why they have to accept an apprentice. 3. The description is not boring and easy to understand. I just look forward to seeing more of the apprentice's careful thoughts and attempts to pull on the edge of danger.

It's a great story about changing a marriage. It doesn't have the tendency to push the relationship so hard that it makes it awkward to read, nor does it have a plot where the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist without looking at the situation or timing. Except for a part in the middle where the perspective changes and the scene suddenly makes people confused, there are no shortcomings. If I have to say it, the number of chapters is too few to read. I want to read the training! I want to see a river of blood! Come on, author, if the ending can be perfected, I will do anything, oh no! Vadasi! Hungry!

The character design is interesting, ts ➕ fairy ➕ blind ➕ the idea of being cruel and doing bad things (referring to seizing the body) vs. The actual actions of taking more care of the male protagonist so far (Char, Mom. Jpg); The novels about cultivating immortals are quite flavorful. They are not just industrial saccharine with big close-ups of the theme of cultivating immortals, but they take into account both cultivation and emotional lines; There is no sense of AI in reading; All in all, it's very beautiful. I wish the author better and better results.

The heroine is very stable from beginning to end, devoted to the Tao and cultivating immortality, but she is not absolutely cold and ruthless. She will also be soft-hearted and emotional towards the male protagonist. The male protagonist has a perfect master mind, he is single-minded, his heart is full of his master, and he is completely like a loyal dog and puppy. Ahhhh, the interaction between the two of them blew me away [blowing kisses], and it is not the cliché that you fall in love with each other after just a few meetings, you can see the feelings Love increases little by little, hehehe, if I had such a master, I would also be a rebel 😳😳😳. Anyway, I enjoyed reading it. The author would like to give it a boost [please give me more updates] [please give me more updates] [please give me more updates]. It's super good-looking and I highly recommend it!!! 💕💕💕

It was so good-looking, and I actually felt a deep sense of loneliness when reading it. Few novels about cultivating immortals gave me this feeling. Most of the protagonists have strong goals and motivations, and the protagonist's helplessness and unwillingness to wait for death actually made me feel that the world of cultivating immortals is so big, and I really don't want to live until the end of my life. Every time I want to read it but I am afraid of finishing it. I am also afraid that the author will not be able to finish it. I support it.

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It's pretty good. The world view of cultivating immortals is so-so. It expands a lot but it's hard to take it back. It depends on the author's writing skills. The selfishness is more emotionally focused. After all, we are not here to watch cultivating immortals. The subject matter is relatively new, and the heroine is still the core of a man in her previous life. She is dedicated to cultivating Taoism and does everything she can. Even if she is emotional, the bad things she wants to do must have a beginning and an end. The creation is still very three-dimensional. I am looking forward to the emotional pull later. I give it a good review and hope the author can finish it normally. Come on~o('▽')o

Overall, it's good. The beginning is very detailed, especially the initial descriptions before the possession, Lin Sui's emotional growth towards Su Fuxi, and the male lead's ability to like and love the female lead, mainly because of her inherently kind nature. Although she was heartbroken by the possession, the foreshadowing made her logic consistent, so it's understandable and forgivable. My opinion is that the most interesting aspect of the "marriage change" theme is the conflict between perception and identity, the struggle within contradictions, and the process of change. The female lead's initial thought was, "Since he likes me so much, and I only have a few days left, I'll just give in." This shows she's already softened. Even if I have a good relationship with my brother, if he wants to harm me, would I give him anything? I wouldn't give him anything. The downside is that the ending felt rushed; it's clear that at least a third of the content was cut. Perhaps the data wasn't good, but I can understand, and I'm grateful the author at least gave an ending. I look forward to the female lead breaking through her limitations and becoming a mother. (The following contains spoilers.) What I liked most was the world within the environment; that part was given an extra century. They were given a second chance. If neither of them were cultivators, but merely mortals, would they be destined to meet again? Although both retained their memories, neither dared to confess their feelings. Their experiences clarified their feelings for each other, reaffirming the depth of the male protagonist's love and serving as a stark warning of their impending separation. The most romantic thing in life is holding hands and growing old together. So sweet!

Please add a comment. This book has a better subject matter than the author's previous book. I look forward to the plot after the heroine is resurrected by her apprentice. How will the reborn heroine treat her apprentice after her mentality becomes younger? Will she be forced to love him? Or should I be more proactive?