Born a Beauty, I Could Never Be a Calamity-Bearing Seductress

This book initially imitates some settings from "Battle Through the Heavens": a genius becomes a waste, ridiculed, accompanied by an older sister, a childhood sweetheart, and a mentor. It features a forbidden technique that turns the protagonist into a woman (a cheat code). There's also the classic scene of a broken engagement (being taken as a concubine), and a three-year agreement. Bai Yirou, the son of the empire's top courtesan, is male in appearance but female in body, possessing innate allure. Due to an injury sustained in childhood, she is unable to cultivate. The early part mainly describes the protagonist's resentment towards his own strength, his female appearance, and the ridicule he faces, as well as his inferiority complex regarding his weakness. To overcome this, he spares no effort in cultivating a forbidden technique; reaching the first level would allow him to rebuild his physical body and reverse...

I'm not feeling well, I'll rest today. Sorry.

I'm taking a day off today, hmph.

Deeply shocked

The fact that Gu Lao and the Fifth Prince saw her bare body was already vicious enough, but I didn't expect something even more vicious to come. Can't you write without giving the men some perks?

Other books' methods of getting stronger: cultivation, monster fighting, leveling up. Bai Yirou's method of getting stronger: getting through other books' cultivation locations: secret realms, training rooms, etc. Bai Yirou's cultivation location: the bridal chamber. Other books' training targets: body muscles, ligaments, etc. Bai Yirou's training targets: small X, pg, breasts. What kind of new generation Xianxia novel is this (ಡωಡ)? But I like this book so much that I'm keeping it under wraps without following it. If it gets censored, it would be a huge loss. The author's descriptions are subtle but enough to make people's imaginations run wild. It's a miracle that it's been written this far. The downside is that, as a Xianxia novel, the fighting scenes are relatively short, and the details and settings are relatively lacking...

Why does the author's original title remind me of "I, with my innate allure, have been targeted by my yandere disciple"?

This book is the fastest-paced, most outrageous, and most powerfully backed book I've ever read, bar none.

I've basically read the second half of this book. First, the character development is extremely slow; the female lead's chauvinistic behavior in the early and middle stages is off-putting. Second, there's a lack of nuanced emotional portrayal; the romantic relationships between the women are rather simple. Rather than focusing on romance, the emphasis is on the female lead's submissive role and various forms of sexual exploitation, primarily involving yuri (lesbian) themes. Finally, besides the yuri themes, there are various suggestive descriptions of the female lead offering fanservice, from being spied on at the beginning, to her being attacked after her clothes are torn off, to being chased by numerous random cultivators when she's weak, and various strange statements, such as Cha Luo advising the female lead to surrender to her sect...

I wonder if the protagonist's mother has been found? Could she really have been crumpled into a ball of fluff?