Come On, We're a Respectable Sect

The moonlight beneath the earth has come back to life.

The new story is fantasy too. You deserve to meet this adorable, stern-faced kitten!

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Qingsi transmigrates into a novel about an overbearing emperor, but how did it end up with a fantasy setting?

Fortunately, everyone she meets is a good person.

Her eldest senior brother is as gentle as a mother. Her second senior sister has a cold face but is incredibly beautiful. Her third senior brother enjoys quietly cooking. Her fourth senior brother is sharp-tongued and talkative...

And then there's Master Lao Chen, her fellow countryman, who loves hanging cured meat and sausages.

Qingsi decides to cultivate immortality to strengthen her body, while enjoying a little shipping on the side.

While fighting monsters, her second senior sister and eldest senior brother bicker: Their love is so adorable!

At mealtimes, her second senior sister is poker-faced while her eldest senior brother smiles: So cute, this pairing is the best!

So why does her second senior sister end up with her sharp-tongued fourth senior brother? Aaaaaah!

She's devastated and begs her master to find a way for them to return together.

But then her gentle eldest senior brother comes over the wall in the middle of the night with a lantern. His jade hairpiece is askew, his hair loose, and he pulls the girl from her sweet slumber, smiling in a terrifying way.

"You can go back, but take me with you."

! Sorry, senior brother. This is a proper sect. We don't date.

Every pairing is locked in.

Absolutely! (fist pump)

--Check the warnings here:

1. This is not a leveling-up story, and the silly heroine has no golden finger. The heroine is quite young at first, and her senior brother only dotes on her as a junior sister. He only truly falls for her later. A proper sect doesn't do anything perverted!

(My writing skills are limited!!! If I write badly, just blame me, blame me, please don't blame the characters... I'm begging you.)

2. If you have to criticize me, could you do it gently?

3. The writing is silly, but not that silly? (I think.)

4. The writing isn't classical or old-fashioned, more plainspoken.

5. The author has a lot of unhinged moments (not really).

6. I like revising. Sometimes I'll reread something and revise it if it doesn't feel right, from punctuation to entire paragraphs. But don't worry, I won't make major changes to the content.

Theme: Face life with strength and charge forward bravely