Reincarnated, Then Became the Sacred Maiden of the Demonic Sect

Remove the invincible protagonist trope. Even if the protagonist isn't completely invincible, they should at least crush all enemies. This protagonist is constantly being suppressed and having their thoughts altered. Even in a true disciple competition, they barely win (they might as well forfeit). Their cultivation level doesn't even progress as quickly as their fellow disciples. There's no invincibility whatsoever.

I have high hopes for the author; I hope they don't back out of the project. (Yuri/Yuri)

Single? Hundred? Married? Hopefully the author will provide an answer soon...

I clicked on this book based on the title and synopsis, expecting a lighthearted read. It turned out to be a bizarre world, with the author frequently using foreshadowing and playing the role of a riddle teller. The gap between my expectations and reality was too great. Wouldn't it be better if the synopsis described the atmosphere of this world?

The author has a strong literary bent; I always felt the protagonist wasn't there for training, but rather to tell the enemy, "I'm here, everyone kneel down!" However, for the sake of grandeur, he couldn't just kill them outright. Instead, he slowly boiled them down, testing their development, talent, and intelligence. Perhaps I've read too many ruthless stories, but this kind of story, where the struggle is for the sake of struggle, always feels somewhere between satisfying and frustrating.

Because it's a new book, I'll only be updating two chapters a day. As for the backlog of chapters, I can only say that you don't need to worry about unstable updates... Seeking readers to add this book to their collections and continue reading (investment) during the initial phase of the new book release. Especially for new writers, following along is very important. As long as you keep reading, everything is fine; I'll even accept your criticism...

The side stories lack sufficient information, making them quite confusing. Often, the protagonist's motivations remain unclear. We only see what happened and what the outcome was, but the reasons behind those events and the specific outcomes are insufficiently explained through the protagonist's perspective.

Has the metamorphosis genre made a comeback? Yay!

What a ridiculous premise. It's clearly a cultivation novel, yet it's forcibly crammed with a bizarre, ambiguous fusion of Western and Eastern elements, making it look like a Frankenstein's monster. Even a ghost story would be more normal than this postmodern, self-indulgent new concept. The funniest thing is that a bunch of Golden Core and Nascent Soul cultivators are wiped out so easily.

The men can refine and control the women, while the women can only improve their cultivation. Unless the Hehuan Sect stops accepting men, sooner or later all the female disciples will become slaves to the male disciples, and the Holy Maiden will never become the sect leader. If, apart from the Holy Maiden, the other female disciples are merely trained to be given away, then the cultivation techniques are only for the recipients to control. Never mind what I said.