[Everyone focused on their careers + nearly invincible + female-centered + villain]
[Strong-willed, play-the-pig-to-eat-the-tiger, politically astute heroine, and a gracious, worldly, kind-hearted hero]
Shen Mu has cultivated for a hundred years. While out gaining experience, she accidentally obtains a book of fate that records only her own ending. Determined to avoid the fate written in its pages, where she becomes nourishment for the Demon Lord, Shen Mu hides her identity, suppresses her cultivation, and infiltrates the Xuanqing Sect. To obtain the Demon Lord's shattered remains, she throws herself into her career, builds favor with her senior sect sisters, and plays the fool in front of the Immortal Venerable to pry out information. But the plot doesn't seem to be going quite as expected.
The demon race's attack on humanity seems suspicious, and the Immortal Venerable rumored to have betrayed the immortal sects doesn't seem very vicious. If anything, he seems rather easy to bully...
"Hiss..." Shen Mu presses a hand to her forehead and thinks it over for a long while, then decides to give up. It doesn't matter anyway. She's the biggest villain of all.
The former Demon Lord who attacked humanity, the Immortal Venerable who betrayed the sects and killed over a thousand fellow cultivators: they're all small fry to her. As a proper grand villain, Shen Mu has set herself the ultimate goal of overthrowing the Heavenly Dao.
Will Shen Mu, who has already infiltrated the sect, end up rejected by everyone? Shen Mu says, "Come on, Shen Mu isn't even my real name."
I feel that the author's overall writing is very good, but I can't understand the characterization a little bit. In fact, according to my impression, since the heroine has been through such an experience, she should actually be more ruthless than in the book [Please update]
It looks good. I hope that the heroine will be stronger and not take a passive position at all times. She will be frank and strategizing. In the later stage, the male protagonist should also regain his strength. There are indeed some weak ones in the early stage. Come on 👍
It's super beautiful. I feel like there are a lot of threads buried. I look forward to the day when the male and female protagonists reunite 😘 😘 😘 💕 💕 💕 There will definitely be more readers, please do your best
I would like to ask if the heroine was that person's apprentice before?
It was pretty good, with a lot of foreshadowing, but it ended all at once. I thought it was a novella, but unexpectedly it turned into a short story. I feel like I can write a few more chapters. Finally, please give me a sequel!!! Besides! The heroine is not sloppy at all, but she is more of a strategist behind the scenes. She seems distant when watching, integrating quickly and getting out quickly. She is a proper heroine. The villain can only survive two chapters. Except for her father,