The Cannon-Fodder Sister Is a Big Shot

My sister hasn't even been fully saved yet, and he's already getting married. He said he wouldn't date, but he got married just for a bite to eat.

I don't really like male leads who suddenly appear like this. It's a great female lead story where she's only left with a spiritual body and is still helping her sister recover. But every story has the same male lead. In the end, it might turn into a very powerful male lead going through tribulations and incidentally chasing after the female lead's book.

Every time she time-travels, it's the same male lead who gets all the attention. Either there's no male lead at all, or they switch to a different one. It's the same formula every time; if you don't get tired of it, then the man must be. When I saw the male lead appear for the third time, I wanted to yell: "He's so damn clingy! Are you some kind of superglue? Aren't you annoying?" 😡

Qing Si, not to think lightly. She came to save the world, escaped from darkness, and faced the storm; she is a sister who rides the waves. She is not cannon fodder; she comforts the grieving and satisfies those who yearn for justice. She is a powerful figure, accompanied by kind-hearted people, and encounters pure-hearted individuals. She was surrounded by fellow travelers.

This novel is so good; I was almost misled by some comments from people in the industry. The plot is well-structured, the pacing is excellent, the female lead has a great personality and sound values, and the story gets even more exciting as it progresses. Highly recommended!

This prologue is quite brilliant. The following content should be about going back to the past, finding his sister, spoiling her, and beating up the prince.

The male protagonist is completely unnecessary; removing his lines wouldn't affect the entire story at all. I don't understand why he's even there.

From now on, will the content always revolve around the older sister standing up for her younger sister?

Author, do you have any drafts in reserve for your new book? Is it safe to submit more chapters? @Reader

Everyone, just a heads-up: it's someone else's book, and they can write it however they want. If you're not satisfied, you have two solutions: 1. Don't read it; 2. Write your own version that you're most satisfied with. Of course, this doesn't mean you can't post your opinions; you can certainly offer them. But here's a reminder: please be mindful of manners when giving feedback. Who's impolite? Well, whoever argues is impolite.