The Sect’s Genius Gets a System: Win Over the Cold-Faced Junior Sister

I can accept opinions, such as writing and plot, but I don't think there's much to say about the protagonists. Everyone is the protagonist of their own life. You can blame the author for giving them a bad personality, but there is nothing wrong with them. Especially the heroine, when she grows up in adversity, she will not become like the people she once hated. Not caring is the best way to ignore them, and the heroine will not hate them. Hatred means that she takes them to heart. They are a part of the heroine's growth process.

The female protagonist is completely cold-faced and cute. The male protagonist is a proud and kind-hearted person. The female protagonist was really wronged before. Fortunately, she got a secret book that allowed her to practice. The female protagonist is very determined. Even though she is often wrongly accused of being an outer disciple, she never gives up learning the sword. It's just that the narration of the sect competition is a bit confusing.

I finished reading it, but it's a pity that I listened to the book halfway through and didn't post a review [Grief] Well, it's pretty good. It has a plain and heartwarming plot, and there's also a plot where everyone fights together. The bad guys are not purely bad, and they will regret it. The emotional line is thin and long, but the author is a little careless, but you can ignore it without thinking when reading the book [Sending Hearts]

It's great to watch. The plot is really interesting. It's really good to watch. I recommend watching it. It may be a little boring at the beginning, but it's really good to watch at the end. I'm crazy.

It's good-looking and the identities of the male and female protagonists are reversed, and the supporting characters' personalities are also very good and vivid.