(No CP. I’ve seen some people still asking about CP, so let me make this clear: no CP.) Yue Qiran was the senior disciple of Minglan Sect, and she handled nearly every matter, big or small, within the sect. From her junior disciples’ cultivation to the sect’s income and expenses, she devoted more than two hundred years to raising a second junior brother as refined as moonlight and fresh wind, a third junior brother renowned throughout the cultivation world for his mastery of the zither, and a fourth junior sister who loved fiercely and hated fiercely, carefree with her sword in hand.
Just as she contentedly set down her feather duster and account book, ready to enter seclusion and cultivate, the youngest junior sister, Lian Qingzhou, arrived.
She was delicate and kindhearted, always eager to help. First, she rescued the eldest disciple under the Demon Venerable of the Demon Realm, resulting in dozens of sect disciples being killed or injured. Then, she injured a disciple of an allied sect while saving a mortal, bringing the sect no end of trouble.
After Yue Qiran had dealt with all of it, she picked up her feather duster as usual, only to hear:
Second Junior Brother: “Senior Sister, such excessive cruelty will come back to haunt you sooner or later.”
Third Junior Brother: “Senior Sister, our youngest junior sister is still young. How can you treat her like this? You’ve truly disappointed me.”
Fourth Junior Sister: “Don’t be afraid, little junior sister. Come stand behind me. I’ll protect you.”
Later, her reputation was smeared. To prove her innocence, she crippled her own cultivation, jumped off a cliff, and severed all ties with the sect for good.
When she returned, she was still the senior disciple, but no longer a senior sister of Minglan Sect.
P.S. The heroine is not a good person in the traditional sense!!!
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The female lead is truly a good person beyond the traditional sense, radiating a blindingly saintly glow.
The author wrote in the synopsis that the female protagonist was not a good person in the traditional sense, but in the end, she transcended the traditional definition of a good person and was elevated to a higher level, radiating saintly brilliance. After giving her all to others, the female protagonist was completely taken advantage of and betrayed, and even bore a bad reputation.
Is the senior sister a babysitter? The female lead used to give everything to anyone who was kind to her. I wonder if she'll still be like that after switching factions, taking on all other people's burdens herself. Shouldn't she be focusing on training and improving her cultivation? It seems like she'll still be a healer.
After reading 60 chapters, I asked the female lead if she would write the story as an unparalleled saint.
With so much criticism, how has the author managed to keep updating until now? Shouldn't those authors who write incredibly well but abandon their projects come and learn from them?
This introduction ruins everything, hahaha. It makes me seem a bit dim-witted, hahaha. Everyone else is trying to improve themselves, and you're just a babysitter, hahaha. In the end, it's still the same ending: a clueless little white rabbit.
This book is quite good. I suggest the author add the tag "no romance" to make it easier for fellow fans to find.
The main character is both a nanny and a saint, criticizing others for being too soft-hearted while she herself is a saint without even looking at herself. Is this how self-sacrificing one is?
Does the author seem to have experienced psychological trauma?
It would be better to give the female lead a male lead. If her love has nowhere to go, she could have a reliable boyfriend. Unconditional love is despicable. Boundless unconditional love is relentlessly destructive, at least lowering the moral standards of the supporting characters in the book.
Author, when will we get to the revenge-upgraded version? I was drawn in by the title, and the synopsis was my motivation to keep reading. I didn't really think the female lead was a saint. Before her rebirth, she was responsible, courageous, and willing to sacrifice for her fellow disciples—that's kindness, tolerance, and courage.