Demon Saintess? That’s Just Too Much

Guys, my moderator is furious! Does anyone have the website to share?

I woke up to find that the quality of novels online had regressed by ten years. Why are there so many cheesy, low-brow stories overnight? Classic innocent demonic cult heroines... The protagonist poisons her while hanging herself, right? And in one night, she makes someone willingly marry her?

Ancient courts weren't so bad in this regard; adultery resulted in being drowned in a pig cage. Even now, women who commit adultery usually receive at least half the penalty.

All chapters have been unlocked; just refresh the table of contents to see them. #(Cute)

... This feels a bit outrageous. Shouldn't this book be submitted to the moderators? Has Hedgehog Cat fallen so low that it has to rely on the Imperial Uncle to make money?

Do you know why the author's work passed the review? Actually, the author cried while going through the review process, and then posted it while exhausted.

Is there any technique that can reverse the Takamaru (a type of internal organ) on the other side, causing kidney stones, myocarditis, encephalitis, and various other inflammations with just a touch?

One question is, does the protagonist's family have enough bed sheets? They must have to wash the quilts and sheets every time, and there were no washing machines or dryers in ancient times, so wouldn't the backyard be full of washed sheets and duvet covers?

I initially thought this book would just be another run-of-the-mill piece of writing commonplace on online book forums, but I was surprised to find some of the plot points quite interesting, and unusually, the female protagonist is portrayed as a real person. It's the scheming and friction that makes a character human; she can't just be a puppet, blindly obedient and manipulated. The female lead has her own power, and sometimes even exerts influence over the male lead in certain matters—that's what makes her a true female lead. She has a voice within the protagonist's faction and won't be relegated to the sidelines as more powerful harem members join. Even the servants have their own hidden agendas. In particular, the film explores numerous minor conflicts of interest and moments of compassion born of compassion. It repeatedly emphasizes the existence of etiquette and hierarchy in the ancient world, but doesn't dwell on the cruelty. Overall, even the protagonist's family, despite being servants, seems to have hope, which makes for a more realistic portrayal of ancient life. These core elements are quite interesting. The original focus on sensationalism somewhat hampered the book, but it's also a major reason for its success. What brings prosperity, one also brings ruin; hopefully, the author will find a balance and write more. This would also be a way to combat those trashy books that even moderators can't get votes on on the book forum. All my votes went to them.

He was castrated?