I Transmigrated and Built a Thousand-Year Religion, Starting with My Yandere Jailbird Sister

System + yandere + no blood relation + invincible + both parents are emperors + multiple heroines + no contrived drama + no face-slapping. This novel won’t make readers swallow a load of crap in the name of wish fulfillment, so you can read with confidence.

Brother and sister, older sister and younger brother, master and servant, teacher and student.

Whatever you think, come in and have a look first. Whether it’s good or not, history and its chroniclers will judge, whether in broad strokes or fine detail. I’m sure all you handsome, dashing, or stunning readers will give an objective review and a five-star rating!

Note: The protagonist won’t try to conquer the Myriad Worlds. After all, governing the places he conquers would require far too much investment and expense. In his words: “What’s wrong with the Myriad Worlds supporting my civilization?!”

Luo Yuanchen is a native of Blue Star who grew up in an exceptionally wealthy family. After his parents disappeared, he was raised by his older sister, who shares neither parent with him.

While cautiously strolling hand in hand with a younger female student, Luo Yuanchen was caught again. In front of a certain yandere, the rebellious him said, “Wildflowers bloom with a subtle fragrance, while fine trees flourish in dense shade.”

As a result, he earned himself a deluxe package of house arrest in the yandere’s bedroom. He was so sleepy that he drifted off, then transmigrated to a subspace world formed from a core fragment of the ancestral planet, not Blue Star.

Since New Year’s Day is only a few days away, this new book is on sale. We’ll skip the protagonist’s early development and jump straight to the stage where he doesn’t eat beef. No farming, no battles against outer demons, none of that protagonist-development stuff!

As for the protagonist’s yandere older sister, she’s not so simple either. Just keep reading and you’ll see.