A Bootlicker Arrives in the Cultivation World, and the Big Shots Fall Head Over Heels

[Cultivation + stunning female lead + soft, sweet voice + devoted admirer System + the heroine focuses on becoming stronger and never falls for anyone + some characters are yandere][Tone: satisfying + sweet]

What’s it like to be surrounded and doted on by a bunch of yanderes?!

Our heroine, Ye An’an: Help! I’m kind of freaking out!

After finally escaping the Demon Sect, An’an became bound to an unparalleled devoted admirer System. Hiding breathtaking beauty and a voice like no other, she thought she could use the System to escape her useless physique and her fate of being forcibly confined by yanderes, and rise to the top. But she never expected...

Provisional male supporting characters:

The aloof, cold Frost Venerable: “Meeting you was how I learned just how cold Ningxue Peak really is...”

The ruthless, twisted Demon Sect leader: “Even crying, An’an is so beautiful...”

The former hidden guard with overwhelming possessiveness: “I want to lock you up so badly, so you can only look at me...”

And a seductive, bewitching fox spirit from the demon tribe, a pair of twisted and obsessive twin brothers, a Demon Sect elder who seems as clear and bright as the moon but is secretly dark and depraved...

[Remember, the heroine is a drama queen. She only acts devoted on the surface; all her devoted-admirer behavior is fake.]

(The yanderes the author wants to write aren’t the kind who go completely berserk or hurt the heroine. She’s the one holding invisible chains, able to keep them in check. When the yanderes occasionally go crazy, it’s just to bring out their traits; in reality, they pose very little danger.)

(There are lots of male supporting characters in this novel. They’re all virgins, and even intimate contact with the heroine doesn’t change that. If both conditions are met, they’re definitely still virgins.)

(But Qi Feng and Ouyang Ji aren’t male supporting characters. They don’t deserve to be, and they’ll get their comeuppance. The story starts low and rises later, so the first dozen or so chapters may be a little frustrating. Keep reading and you’ll understand.)