[Single female protagonist + no harem + sister control + brother control]
Su Lingxuan died in an accident, but his soul came to Tianchen Continent after his death. In order to protect his sister, he resolutely returned to Earth, but the condition was that he would return to Tianchen Continent a hundred years later. Su Lingxuan returned to Earth with the cultivation of the Nascent Soul stage. This time he would definitely hold his sister's hand tightly and never let go. However, when Su Lingxuan came back, he found that his sister was different from before. Where had the originally well-behaved and lovely sister gone?
Reader comments
The male and female protagonists are brothers and sisters, they are not squeamish, the writing is off-topic, and there is nothing interesting about it.
The female protagonist (sister) likes the male protagonist (male protagonist), but the male protagonist is currently just a tool of the slave master. His only function is to lead to the background world of cultivation. The female protagonist attracts women, and the feeling is the same later (she blushes when a woman praises or touches her, but the slave master brother does not get this treatment).
The An Ning who comes out later (seems to be non-human) is quite bisexual, and currently has an extremely close relationship with the heroine.
All in all it's toxic and boring.
So is it just a setting to introduce him as a cultivator at the beginning?
The male and female protagonists are brothers and sisters, they are not squeamish, the writing is off-topic, and there is nothing interesting about it. The female protagonist (sister) likes the male protagonist (male protagonist), but the male protagonist is currently just a tool of the slave master. His only function is to lead to the background world of cultivation. The female protagonist attracts women, and the feeling is the same later (she blushes when a woman praises or touches her, but the slave master brother does not get this treatment). The An Ning who comes out later (seems to be non-human) is quite bisexual, and currently has an extremely close relationship with the heroine. All in all it's toxic and boring.
So is it just a setting to introduce him as a cultivator at the beginning?