[Each chapter is written until every scene is complete. There is no padding just to meet a quota! Each chapter is 2,300–4,000 words!] + [The outline is already planned through a million words, so there'll be no writer's block or padding!] + [The cover was specially commissioned from an artist. If the response is good, there will be more!] + [A return to a past life] + [The main storyline starts in chapter 43; most of what comes before lays the groundwork.]
“Junior Sister, I've been cultivating for years, and I've never won against anyone at my own level. But that doesn't mean you can drag me into fights against opponents a whole realm above us!”
“Senior Brother, that's not right. When we go on missions together, I take anyone at or below the middle Foundation Establishment stage, and you handle the rest. Isn't that a good division of labor?”
“I've cultivated for over seventeen years, but I suffered fewer serious injuries in the first sixteen years than I have this past month!”
“That's called breaking through by rebuilding! And weren't we well prepared the whole time?”
“I'm a mid-stage Foundation Establishment cultivator fighting a Nascent Soul monster, while you're a Qi Refining cultivator at the peak fighting two mid-stage Foundation Establishment cultivators? You call that being well prepared?!”
I probably read about four or five chapters before I started skipping through it and sort of regaining my composure. 1. The plot seems to be about the heroine Kuku growing stronger, which is different from what is written in the introduction. 2. From the introduction, there should be a senior brother or something, but I didn't look at the senior brother while I was dancing. I thought the senior brother was the protagonist and the junior sister was the heroine. 3. There are so many characters, mainly because there is nothing particularly outstanding except for the protagonist (Xu Fan left a strange impression on me, but I couldn't see it after a few chapters, which may be why I skipped reading) The following are purely personal suggestions The author starts with the heroine entering the sect, and then intersperses the story of the junior sister before she enters the sect. This way it matches the introduction and doesn't look weird.
Can you recommend where to start with the main line?