Start Backstabbing the Entire Sect from the Named Disciples

The long paragraphs of explanations and explanations make people have no desire to read on. There are several large chapters of a thousand words, and there are hundreds of words related to the substantive plot, which is pitiful.

Little white article, not too bad, but updates are too slow

New writers cannot keep up with hand speed and writing power, so chapters will be revised after release. Some are plot changes, and some are polishes in writing. Chapters that are modified after publication will be marked (modified) after the chapter name. Fellow Taoists, please pay attention! You can re-read it. 🙏🙏

Chapters 2 to 6 are so well written, perfectly describing the character of Green Tea named Liu. The protagonist just went to the handyman area briefly to wait for his senior brother to pick him up and find a temporary place to live. Seeing that the spirit-gathering array in the small courtyard was still there, she initially said that there was already someone there, but when she found out that the protagonist was a disciple of the Three Spiritual Roots, she warmly welcomed him. Again, the classic handyman disciple who is equal to her comes to challenge her. Unable to defeat the three protagonists, they turn to Zhou Solai, who is also a registered disciple. In the end, it was discovered that the protagonist and her senior sister were both registered disciples, and she just used her senior sister's name and identity to show off her power. The protagonist's title changed from Taoist friend at the beginning to "little brother" later. As we all know, this kind of word is usually used by couples, people in an ambiguous period, and green tea. One can imagine what her ingredients are like. There was a performance the night before the reception, which made the protagonist still think about whether to save her when she succeeds in cultivation! Especially when she said that after the protagonist and her senior sister were taken away, she was the only one left in the small courtyard, fearing that the group of handymen would come to rob them again. The protagonist actually comforted that with him and her senior sister as the backing, the group of people didn't dare. I have to praise the author for his very successful description of this green tea. He deleted the actions of the senior sister from the front to make her look more like a face, and made a before-and-after comparison from the protagonist's indifference to her at the beginning to his concern for her later. I don't know if dead green tea appeared later, but I can only say that the author is a loser.

The writing is very good, please find more people to recommend the book!

Can the author write a great emotional drama? This requires a kick-ass female character.