I'm a Sword Cultivator, So How Did I Become the Yin-Yang Sect's Saintess?

After reading just a few chapters, something felt off. Is it possible for a male or female gender to switch at will?

The logic (mental state) of breakthroughs in cultivation realms is far superior to that of typical fantasy novels. The protagonist is also a fully fleshed-out character, not just someone whose relationship is merely for show. He answers the questions of "Who am I?", "Where did I come from?", And "Where am I going?". Usually, these male-female body swapping plots are just for driving the romance, but placed within the cultivation context, they are much more compelling.

It's clear the author has experienced female abortion; the writing is based on experience and not mere conjecture.

I wanted to see some sweet moments, but the female lead is too busy; we can't see any romance at all!

The latest one is so mindless; it's just dumplings wrapped in vinegar, and they don't even taste good.

This is the first time I've read a yuri novel with such well-written female corruption. I was really excited to see the female protagonist being forced to learn all sorts of very feminine skills, like needlework.

The gradient is nice, it's well written.

I really like this novel. Are there any similar ones? Something where the romance isn't too prominent, and the focus is on leveling up and defeating monsters, but don't just mention at the beginning that the character used to be male and then completely omit that information. Like female-oriented novels with a strong female protagonist.

Many of your BLB characters only exist in the setting; this kind of gradual change in mentality is truly rare.

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