Junior Sister Won't Kill the One She Loves

Bright, resilient, beautiful but tragic heroine x refined, unhinged senior disciple

Qi Sang was once a pawn in the Demon Lord’s hands.

Then she met Yan Huaihe, a meddlesome man who forcibly dragged her back onto the righteous path. Through a twist of fate, she became a disciple of the greatest sword sect in the immortal world.

The man was arrogant and rude. She’d seen people kill demons on sight, but never someone who insisted on saving one with their own spiritual blood.

He left a metallic taste of blood in her mouth. She wanted to make him regret it, preferably by killing him to vent her anger.

Did she do it? No.

Not only did she leave him unharmed, she became his junior disciple.

Living under the same roof, she had to play nice with him, all to put her cheap master at ease. Were they becoming... lovers?

Something seemed to be going very wrong.

Her senior brother was aloof and distant, yet loved meddling in her affairs, taking charge of almost everything from her meals and clothes to her daily life.

If she so much as got injured, he would haul her in front of him and make her drink strange-tasting spiritual medicine.

That day in the snow, she was badly hurt.

Her senior brother came to save her, covered in blood himself.

When she woke, her gentle, jade-like senior brother watched her silently, his face cold, as if a drop of blood had fallen into his pupils.

Qi Sang felt her scalp prickle under his gaze and instinctively pulled out a dagger, but he knocked it from her hand.

Her senior brother seemed to have broken... and she seemed to be the one who caused it.

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At the time when Yan Huaihe hated Qi Sang most, all he did was gouge out his own eyes and let himself turn to ash in the flames.

But after meeting her again, he always remembers: that wasn’t hatred.

* The heroine specializes in the sword but is skilled in every weapon; the hero is a master of all things domestic.

* The hero has a crush on her from the start. Once the heroine catches on, their feelings are mutual. The heroine appears in Chapter One, the hero in Chapter Four.

* A long, slow-burn story with a bittersweet flavor, focused on healing and redemption. Not a power fantasy. It follows everyday life and side stories, with a gentle, gradual pace.

* The romance and main plot each take up roughly half the story. They confess in Volume Three. The male lead isn’t just a background character.

* A special reincarnation-and-karma setting with an original world, seven cultivation realms and three tribulations, and a conscious Heavenly Dao.

◆Here’s a future release. If you’re interested, feel free to check it out:

"The Sword Venerable’s Mortal Wife"

Shen Jiwei, the leader of the righteous immortal sects, has lived a life more eventful than any storybook protagonist.

The only blemish on his otherwise glorious life is that he has a mortal wife.

The Shen and Qi families had arranged a marriage.

After the Shen family fell into decline, the Qi family couldn’t back out without losing face, so they gave Shen Jiwei a mortal woman without a spiritual meridian, bestowed her with the Qi surname, and promised her to him.

At the time, the Sword Venerable’s spiritual spring was sealed, making cultivation impossible. He could only swallow his anger, endure the humiliation, and marry her.

Later, the Sword Venerable broke the seal on his spiritual spring and made a breakthrough in a single stroke.

Five years later, he stormed into the demon realm alone with his sword, dealt the demons a crushing blow, and became famous overnight.

No one thought the Sword Venerable would care about a mere mortal. If anything, she would become an obstacle on his path to cultivation.

But the years passed, and even after the Qi family was brought to justice, they still never divorced.

It wasn’t until the mortal woman was reduced to ashes beneath the heavenly lightning for using a forbidden technique that the Sword Venerable dug up the earth for miles, nearly turning the entire underworld upside down.

Only then did everyone realize that she wasn’t an obstacle at all. She was his emotional stabilizer. With the mortal woman gone, he couldn’t even be bothered to keep up appearances!

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Qi Chengyue survived by a stroke of luck, but accidentally wandered into a sealed demon valley and couldn’t leave.

So she asked a little demon to deliver a letter to Shen Jiwei, explaining her situation.

But the little demon got lost, wandering around for four or five years before finally delivering it.

By then, the Sword Venerable Juntian had long since become a fearsome great demon.

After hearing the little demon’s story, Qi Chengyue packed her bags that very night

He can’t manage without me. I’m going back to find him.

A perfectly levelheaded, honest, and dependable man

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A heaven-blessed prodigy who loves pretending to be “frail” and is always on the verge of a breakdown

Theme: Memory can carry many things, but love is an instinct of the soul.