A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: I Never Meant to Be Reborn as Ziling

You keep writing about swords all the time, don't you have any creativity? The main reason I wrote about Zi Ling is to explore her demonic arts. Write something more eye-catching, like a well-designed natal magic weapon, instead of just swords.

Finally, let me mention that this is a Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) novel, with the main plot focusing on cultivating immortality. The protagonist will not marry (regardless of gender) or be lesbian; at most, he might have some ambiguous relationships with a few popular female supporting characters. The main plot of cultivating immortality will absolutely not deviate from this path!

First of all, it is certain that the protagonist will definitely cultivate demonic arts; there is no doubt about that. Secondly, many readers, I don't know if they haven't read the original work or have projected other fantasy novels into it, believe that demonic cultivation techniques won't affect a cultivator's mindset, thus distorting their values.

He's been crushed like a dog; and he's still a Korean simp.

Is this a female-oriented story? Why is it being posted in the male-oriented section?

What kind of garbage was written in the first 20 chapters? Transmigrating into a woman and then going crazy?

The main character's role is relatively clear, the plot is reasonably well-controlled, and the relationship with Han Laomo is handled well. Looking forward to the sequel.

An analysis of the various behaviors of the "protagonist" in the author's works clearly reveals the author's arrogance as a higher-dimensional creator projected onto the "protagonist," and the various characters created in the work are vividly portrayed in the interactions between the characters. As a result, his logic is often flawed, and his speech occasionally breaks the flow.

I don't know why, but I feel like the protagonist should cut ties with their parents as early as possible? 😥 To date, the protagonist has had at least two or three ideological clashes with his parents, as far as I can recall. Zi Ling seemed to have been through decades of trials and tribulations in the world, and had long seen through the coldness and warmth of human relationships.

Female-oriented novels, the audiobooks were so cringeworthy I wanted to pick my toes, haha.