I'm Really a Righteous Sect Member

The synopsis states that "his sole purpose is to be used as a tool to achieve enlightenment by having his brother killed by his own sister." As the saying goes, "He who kills will be killed in return," so would the male protagonist kill his own sister and others in order to retaliate and seek revenge?

I'm a bit confused about the author's positioning. It lacks the crispness and pacing of a fast-paced, exciting novel, as well as the subtlety and depth of a literary work in portraying human nature and family affection. If it's supposed to be traditional martial arts, it has a system but the writing lacks strength.

Hongyin, did you sell your account? Or did you switch careers and become a fanfiction writer turning to fast-paced fantasy?

This book isn't about killing your sister to prove your worth; it's a story about a sister-obsessed nanny, the kind where the protagonist's flirtations with other women cause his sister to get jealous. Those who like this kind of story can check it out. The synopsis means that the protagonist and his sister were controlled by a mastermind. Whoever had higher talent could kill the other to level up. In the end, they were defeated by the protagonist and his sister working together.

Isn't the Mingqi Martial Scripture my nephew's martial arts technique?

Fifty consecutive draws, and all of them went to other people's draws?

Fifty consecutive draws, and all of them went to other people's draws?

Da Hong's family has gone through a lot of changes these past few years; it's really not easy for them. It's amazing they've managed to weather it all. When my mother was sick, I was so busy I was completely overwhelmed, which caused me to neglect my work and get scolded by my boss. I was stressed out every day, so I really understand. I hope everyone can understand. I also hope Da Hong's father stays healthy.

The author's use of the dialogue style of Pili Puppet Show makes the writing somewhat obscure, but the characters' emotions are always insufficiently built up, giving a feeling of being forced and contrived. The emotional transitions are too abrupt, resulting in a lack of emotional impact. It feels like the swordplay is just for the sake of swordplay.

I was a fan of your two Kamen Rider books before and wanted to create a fanfic called Ocean and Lost Driver. Red Master, please reply if you see this. I'd like to ask you in detail about your original ideas and settings. @Reader