Su Xiaojiu thinks cultivating the Ruthless Dao is pretty simple.
Her master says that the Ruthless Dao is about keeping one's heart pure and desires few.
Su Xiaojiu understands perfectly: just don't fall in love, right?
She eats when she's hungry, drinks when she's thirsty, and gets along easily with her senior and junior sisters. She's never thought there was anything wrong.
She cultivates all the way from Qi Refining to Golden Core, with smooth sailing at every step.
Everyone in the sect says she's gifted, and even her master praises her insight.
Su Xiaojiu is pleased with herself, too. She thinks she's chosen the right path with the Ruthless Dao.
Until one day.
Four guests suddenly arrive at the Taixu Hall.
Senior Sister Liu from the Qingyun Sect, Senior Sister Han from the Blood Fiend Sect, Miss Lin from the Hehuan Sect, and Junior Sister Murong from the Tianyin Pavilion.
The four sit in the hall, each ignoring the others.
The atmosphere is decidedly strange.
As soon as Su Xiaojiu steps through the door, all four look up at her at once.
“Xiaojiu, it's been a long time.”
All four say the same thing, in exactly the same tone.
Su Xiaojiu suddenly feels that this situation might not end well.
She turns to look at her master.
Holding a teacup, her master says calmly:
“Good timing, my disciple. Your four friends have been waiting for you for a long time.”
“Let me ask you something.”
“How did you meet each of them?”
Su Xiaojiu stands frozen in place. For the first time, she feels that something may really be wrong with her Ruthless Dao.
I'm curious, is there a good ending with multiple female protagonists? I don't want to watch the stock trading heroine, life is already bitter, I want to watch something sweet [something]
I personally don't like harem stories, but when this guy pretended to be Tang Yin at first, I thought it was a 1v1. By the time I realized it, it was already too late. I can't survive without watching the following chapters ()
The writing is mediocre, but it's very interesting and good. I like the psychological descriptions and it's great. As for the protagonist's supporting role, it's half male and half female, but it's still a bit cerebral. Forgot to say a word. The author probably wanted to write a male profile, but the writing was not enough, resulting in a bit of a female profile. It's a little light at the beginning, but when the protagonist and the little dragon girl are together, it's very sweet and great. The writing of Little Dragon Girl is very good, as well as the master of the protagonist. In the front, I felt that the tree construction was not very good, it was a bit strange. But the subsequent part to Xiao Longnu was very well written, and I feel that Leziren has been perfectly portrayed.
Xiao Jiu, Hu Jiu, do the names with nine in them mean longevity?
Very interesting people and things