All the Senior Brothers Are Villains

Finally, an author has written about the true path of righteousness, instead of portraying all demonic paths as genuine while the righteous path is hypocritical. Moreover, the world-building is incredibly vast, encompassing various paths of cultivation, a vibrant and diverse intellectual landscape—it's fantastic!

This is wonderfully written! The character designs and setting are fantastic. Although it's a Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) story, it doesn't feel like most other works on the market. Everyone's busy relying on the system to save their senior brothers, but the female lead doesn't want to go through a tragic love triangle.

Everyone in the cast is intelligent and quick-witted. The protagonist's actions are logically sound, and he handles situations neither extreme nor resentful. His values ​​are impeccable. This is truly a treasure of a book and a treasure of a writer! Don't miss it!!! Everyone should read it!!!

I really like unconventional stories, keep up the good work, author! The female lead isn't domineering, but she's resilient. When a strategy doesn't work, she immediately changes course and eliminates her rivals. She doesn't act like a simp, I give her a huge thumbs up! All six senior brothers have appeared, some notorious, some alright, but none are innocent.

Wow, I've found a gem! It's so good, I can't get enough! And the no-romance aspect is just my style! The relationships between the female lead and her senior brothers are also very engaging; whether they're clashing or trying to win each other over, it's all fantastic!!

The world-building is amazing, and I've finally found a relatively orthodox story with intelligent villains and a strong female lead! No romance is the best! It was so satisfying to read it all in one go! I'm looking forward to the rest of the story. Is Senior Sister Chi a reincarnation? I'm so curious about the female lead's feelings—

I've read 140 chapters, and here are my thoughts. The female lead seems to have a clear goal, but she is actually very indecisive. She promised to protect her sixth senior brother, but all she did was lock him up in the academy. She blindly trusts people she thinks are good, and when something really happens, she knows that her sixth senior brother will be tortured.

This is a great book whose title doesn't do it justice. When I first saw the title, I thought it was a Mary Sue novel, so I didn't read it. I never expected it to be such a good and serious story. The female lead is truly righteous.

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It's so great not having a romantic partner! All that lovey-dovey stuff is so boring; focusing on your career is the real priority!