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Lively, goofy, decisive junior sister x gentle, calculating, openly biased senior brother
After staying up half the night revising a proposal, Wu Muqi died suddenly and was reborn in the Great Wilderness Realm, only to discover she was no more than cannon fodder in the original novel. A few lines summed up her entire life: her death would give the novel's male lead an unshakable Daoist heart and pave his path to ascension.
After Wu Muqi arrived, she tested her spiritual roots and joined Kunwu. She thought she was just an ordinary little cannon fodder, but ended up unraveling the mystery of the Golden Crow's fall in the west ten thousand years ago.
In the eyes of the world, the senior disciple of Kunwu Sect is gentle with others, measured in his conduct, and exceptionally gifted.
In Wu Muqi's eyes, her senior brother is an immortal banished from heaven, someone who should never fall to the mortal realm.
Later, the seemingly immortal senior brother willingly fell to the mortal realm, just to gently call her, "Junior sister."
Later still, when everyone forced Fu Yunze to sacrifice himself to the Dao to open the path to ascension, Wu Muqi resolutely stepped forward. She was willing to make an enemy of all the other geniuses to protect her senior brother.
She pointed her sword at the crowd. "No one is allowed to hurt my senior brother!"
"If you want him dead, you'll have to get past the sword in my hand."
With the sword in my hand, I protect the person in my heart.
The Great Dao is in my heart, and so is the person I love.
Reading guide:
Original cultivation setting
Unhurried pacing
The story draws inspiration from the Classic of Mountains and Seas
Theme: The world may be far from perfect, but the people I love and the people who love me are in it.
The eldest brother should be a hibiscus tree
Let's just say, wouldn't the heroine be in danger if he ran away? Are you ready to start fighting now?
Why do you feel that the previous text does not match the following text?
Um? Why does this senior brother feel something is wrong?
"It's been a long time" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ good wine
"Could it" give the author a big worm~ stumped