Children of the Sect

The descriptions are detailed and the narrative flows smoothly, but writing a female protagonist in a male-oriented genre filters out potential readers, especially since it's a slow-burn slice-of-life story. I can only say that if you have the means and aren't worried about making a living, keep at it. I personally think it's well-written, but it definitely won't appeal to a broad readership.

Thank you all so much for your support during this time. I will now answer all the questions raised in the posts. 1. Regarding some readers' questions about whether there will be male protagonists or yuri (lesbian) elements. A: There will be no romantic subplot in the novel.

I don't understand how such a trivial matter could cause gossip and have an impact for a year and a half. Do cultivators have that much free time? They have to earn snacks, do their homework, cultivate every day, and still have the energy to do this? I don't understand large sects.

The author has been racking his brains trying to describe this competition scene, feeling that his writing skills are limited and his imagination and knowledge are insufficient. Therefore, he would like to solicit inspiration for the fight scene here. Whether it's special magical artifacts, spells, special tactics or locations, everyone is welcome to share their ideas. The author will do their best to write the later plot well, and finally, thank you all very much for your support.

Recent chapters have given me a glimpse of what's going on. Chapter 166 contains a significant portion dedicated to the Beauty Elixir. This elixir offers no benefit to cultivation; it merely maintains a youthful appearance, serving as a means to gain favor with others and a slight advantage in interpersonal relationships.

Spending spirit stones to buy information, investigating who inquired about you, and investigating who the murderer is—it's meaningful, but not very meaningful. Even if you find out, what can you do? Without strength, it's better to keep a low profile, hide yourself, and bide your time. Weakness is the most serious shortcoming right now. Please lend me this image. ↓

I think the author might want to rethink the story of the feud between the Chen family. This incident is both reasonable and unreasonable. The main issue is that you need to understand your target audience. Generally, your readers are adults, many of whom have been working for years. Your point of contention is like high school bullying.

The writing is alright. Although she's the female lead, she's not annoying at all; she's just like any other otaku.

If the author hadn't stopped updating before, this book would have at least a thousand average daily subscriptions by now, making people lose confidence in reading it.

Did you go back to the female-oriented online literature platform? I browsed through a bunch of cultivation novels on the female-oriented platform, and most of the ones that were well-written in the early stages fell apart in the later stages 🙂! Don't go back, the female-oriented online literature platform has no future.