[Gradual Transformation + Gender-Bending]
Mu Jin was once the most dazzling genius of her generation at the Qingyun Sect.
At sixteen, she reached the peak of Qi Refining and became the sect's top disciple.
Her peers could only feel ashamed in her presence.
She had come down the mountain this time to obtain a spiritual treasure needed for Foundation Establishment.
It shouldn't even count as a trial.
But why...?
“Xiao Jin, have you... gotten bigger again?”
“Shut up.”
Her chest, once flat, had developed an alarming curve at some point.
Her skin had also grown paler and smoother, and her slender waist was almost small enough to encircle with both hands.
Mu Jin had accepted all these changes.
But she had never imagined that one day she would be with a man...
Feeling the large hand slowly roaming over her body, Mu Jin finally lost her patience and abruptly drew her sword to strike.
“Oh my, Xiao Jin, has your temper gotten worse too?”
The man chuckled and sidestepped the blade, but his fingers still recklessly gave her waist a light little tug.
Mu Jin shuddered, the tips of her ears turning red, and her breathing faltered for a moment.
Her blade swept through, cutting only a fading afterimage.
“You!”
She glared at him through gritted teeth for a long while, but in the end there was nothing she could do. She could only angrily put her sword away.
“How did I... end up like this?”
There are just too few people here. If this book were posted on a certain platform, it would be torn to shreds by criticism, and it wouldn't even be related to the "marriage subjugation" trope anymore. The opening premise isn't clearly explained, and the twenty chapters of protagonist abuse are utterly baffling. What's the point of arranging the plot like that? A sect's top leader gets beaten half to death by bandits and loses all his belongings at the start—what's the point of saying there will be an explanation later? If you don't clearly explain your intentions in the chapters, how are people supposed to know what you're thinking?
This male lead is infuriating to watch; he'll probably have to go through a 'wife-chasing hell' scenario.
I clicked on this page after seeing it recommended on the homepage, but after reading 10 chapters, my impression wasn't very good. It felt like the author was just entertaining themselves rather than writing for the readers. I'll wait and see. [Sfem:4:331]
Next week there will be several days of mid-year reports. If it suddenly turns into steamed egg custard, then it's time to report. It will resume on Sunday 4th afterwards.
Will it be four o'clock today?
I feel that if this book gains some popularity, the male protagonist's past might spark some debate.
Let's see when it reaches hundreds of thousands.
If I don't seduce people, I'll eat shit. Where did this ancient novel come from?
It's the weekend again, will there be an extra update?
I have to speak out: the logic is flawed, the plot doesn't hold up to scrutiny, and the details are shoddy. Who would believe a major sect has fallen into such a sorry state? Geniuses get beaten up as soon as they step outside? And there's no one to protect them? What happens if they die? Is this sect just waiting to go under?