I, Wang Yuyan, Am Changing My Fate Online

Keep up the good work, author! There are still too few well-written female-centric martial arts novels. The last one I read that was good was Gu Longjiang's "Jade Swallow Lily," and before that, it's Dugu Feng. Ignore all the weirdos coming from who-knows-where, and just take your time and read at your own pace.

As the title suggests, if any troublemakers ever come to the male-oriented online community, I hope these ceding territories and paying reparations will come out and apologize.

How could this kind of thing be in a male-oriented channel?

Regarding the Empress, some readers are kindly requested to finish reading the book before commenting. At least in this book, Empress Fuqing is intelligent and not so brainless as to be ungrateful. She always clings to the coattails of the Xiaoyao Sect, which in turn retreats into the shadows and becomes a legendary immortal sect. Their vision has long surpassed that of the mortal world.

I've read several novels about women venturing into the martial arts world. One is about Yu Jing Dao Jun Dugu Feng, another is about Zhang Wuji's aunt, Yin Susu, and the third is about a woman venturing into Gu Long's martial arts world, featuring Jiang Yuyan and another lesbian couple.

Damn it, just be formless and selfless, heaven and man transform into one, silkworms shed their old shells, grass becomes pills, and you can just fight your way up level by level, without all this nonsense in the comments. Northern Darkness! Formless! Everlasting Spring! Receiving, Transforming, and Radiating! Damn, innate true energy, come out!

As long as it's not a forced marriage, it's fine. If it is, I'll just give up.

You can be a lesbian, but you can't have any stinky men! Otherwise, believe me, you'll definitely fail!

Looking at my previous posts, I've mostly praised this work. However, I have to point out that the current chapters lack satisfying moments. For example, there are too many and too complex progressions and advancements. Furthermore, as a gender-swapped novel focused on cultivation, the lack of romantic pairings and yuri elements makes it difficult to expand the content.

Actually, pairing up a few female leads with characters could be a good idea, adding some variety to the story. For example, Zhao Ling'er from *Chinese Paladin 1*, the Little Dragon Girl from *The Ancient Tomb*, and Long Kui from *Chinese Paladin 3*—people probably wouldn't object to that.