Still Not Back To Being Human Manhua

Title: "Lost in Transformation" In the mystical realm where magic and martial arts coexisted, Ji Ran, a determined young cultivator, set out on a quest to prove his worth by defeating the rampant monsters causing chaos. His determination was unwavering as he delved into the dangerous wilderness, eager to carve his name in the annals of history. However, destiny had a different plan for Ji Ran. During a fierce battle with a formidable monster deep within the forest, a surge of mystic energy engulfed him, triggering a transformation beyond his control. When the energy subsided, Ji Ran found himself metamorphosed into a magnificent wolf, his human form vanished without a trace. Lost and bewildered, Ji Ran roamed the land in his newfound lupine guise, desperately seeking answers to his mysterious plight. Along his journey, he crossed paths with Xing Ye, a mysterious being renowned for his enigmatic powers and arcane knowledge. Taking Ji Ran under his wing, Xing Ye offered guidance and insight, aiming to help him uncover the enigma behind his transformation. As Ji Ran delved deeper into the realm of supernatural forces, he realized that his transformation was not merely a curse but a mirror reflecting his inner conflicts and unresolved past. Each shift into a different creature symbolized a facet of his identity that he needed to confront and accept. Through trials and revelations, battles and sacrifice, Ji Ran learned that true strength stemmed from acknowledging and embracing all facets of his being, even the darkest shadows within. Empowered by Xing Ye's teachings and his newfound self-awareness, Ji Ran embarked on a profound journey to reclaim his humanity - not just in form but in soul. Along the way, he forged unbreakable bonds with allies and adversaries alike, understanding that empathy and understanding were the keys to unlocking his true potential. Standing on the brink of a profound realization, Ji Ran understood that the road to reclaiming his humanity was not merely about regaining his lost form but about embracing the essence of existence - to be complete, to be flawed, and to be in constant metamorphosis. As he gazed into the depths of his past and future, Ji Ran whispered to the wind, "Though I am still not fully human, I am closer than ever before."