Virgin Siblings

[Funny + Sensible Plot + Ensemble Cast + Well-Rounded Characters + Brother-Obsessed Sister and Sister-Obsessed Brother + ...Anyway, It's Just Really Good]

A story about siblings. If that's not your thing, don't read it.

“An Yi, the God of Lu Cun, ruler of the Empire's twelve provinces and pontiff of the An Church, people online praise you for tearing apart the chains of feudalism and kicking the world into the future. Your life has been truly extraordinary, yet you once said you still have one regret that you could never change. What is troubling our great leader?”

An Yi smiled warmly at the interviewer.

“I think... I'll let the love of my life answer that.”

“Archbishop An Xin, the one who says, ‘Big Brother, look at me,’ could you answer that question for us?”

“Mm! Huh? What did you say? Sorry, I spaced out just now. (I was actually too busy staring at An Yi.)”

“Oh, you asked about regrets? Well, maybe...”

The siblings answered in perfect unison: “Having no regrets in life...”

The following is the original synopsis, revised at the suggestion of a kind reader who was like a little angel.

The brothers and sisters grew up amid anguished sobs of mourning, numb prayers, and shameless cries for help.

The Seven Stars Party's journey to save the world was greeted by triumphant cheers, thunderous roars of anger, and the steady crackle of candle flames.

The synopsis may be underwhelming, but the story is not.