From Cold Palace Princess to Martial Dao Supreme

Is this still a yuri story? If so, I'll keep following it. Maybe you should cut that one out. I hope you can focus on writing one more book, otherwise… sigh…

This is the female protagonist, this is a female-oriented novel, how did it end up in the male-oriented section?

Throughout five thousand years of history, there has never been a case of a princess of the reigning dynasty, a noblewoman of the highest order, having relations with a palace maid. Princesses of previous dynasties and fallen kingdoms might do it, but for a princess of the reigning dynasty to have relations with a palace maid—the author is truly a history inventor!

Leaving aside the female-oriented genre, there seem to be very few male-oriented novels with female protagonists (where the main character is a woman). I only came across this one today. Can anyone recommend a few other well-written ones?

I clicked through the free offer. Only then did I realize it was a female-oriented novel. The reason I'm posting is because it's quite strange how some men manage to immerse themselves in these kinds of female-oriented novels.

Are there any other novels where the male protagonist transforms into a woman? Preferably, they're about transmigrating to another world.

Princess? Prince, eunuch, monk, servant, household servant, and who else can add to the list?

The combat strength is ridiculously inconsistent. In the Great Xia Dynasty, even for the largest sects, the title of Grandmaster was almost a legend. Then, a Grandmaster emerged from Nangong, a Grandmaster emerged from Wu, a Half-Saint emerged from Xueshan, and even a Grandmaster emerged from the defeated Great Yan.

Your princess became a palace maid because she wasn't recognized? Do you even know who palace maids are? How do they get into the palace? What is a princess's status? If you had just done a quick search on Baidu Encyclopedia before writing this book, you wouldn't have come up with this kind of setting.

Too raw