Transformed into an Immortal

I think if transmigration novels just clearly stated the sexual orientation, there wouldn't be so much trouble ╮(￣▽￣)╭ If you're going to marry, you marry; if you're going to be lesbian, you're lesbian ╮(￣▽￣)╭ If you're going to be single, you're single. It seems like being single means you can accept either side...

Lilies or marriage are too vulgar. How can we, as cultivators of the Tao, have romantic feelings? Becoming a saint is the ultimate goal of us cultivators.

It's just a minor poison, nothing to worry about. I've read all of Nalan Ruyu's novels and am immune to all poisons, so I really think this book is quite good.

The author refuses to allow a female immortal to be troubled by love, to sacrifice herself for a mortal man, or to embody the melodramatic trope of "only envying the lovers, not the immortals." Why must it always be a female immortal who is hindered and troubled by such matters? After years of cultivation, her mind should be more open-minded and insightful. I hope the author can allow Fairy Yunlu and Cao Zhi to each find peace and walk their own paths.

The beginning is a bit toxic; every guy wants to get his hands on the protagonist. Things get a bit more normal in the prehistoric era; it's not like every guy is after a swan anymore. In the prehistoric era, some men are more self-aware and have a better understanding of right and wrong.

The beginning was okay, but the later parts, with all that "prehistoric era" stuff, were terrible. The "prehistoric era" genre has been overdone; who wants to read something like that? I don't think the author could continue writing it.

This book is a classic in my bookshelf, and I've read it several times.

Later readers should definitely skip the modern era, especially after chapter 30. Good grief, the author claims there's no Mary Sue element, but the feeling, the flavor, is just too strong! And the protagonist is like a paratrooper, especially his sister-in-law—and she's fake! The difference between him and the protagonist in chapter 1 is like night and day.

If you can't write about the Republic of China era, then don't write about it at all. I can tolerate one or two flaws, but I can't tolerate this many. This is truly poisonous. I, Shennong, am dead.

Transgender people are those who are inherently feminine or conform to their physical gender; transsexuals are those who resolutely conform to their original gender; and transsexuals are those who cannot accept their gender but do not want to harm others.