The Good-for-Nothing Defies Heaven: The Supreme Ninth Miss

After reading more than a hundred chapters, this seems to be the iron rule of fantasy novels. The first hundred or so are quite good, but the middle drags on, skipping chapters and going straight to the ending. Overall, it was okay, but the heroine was a bit clingy, clinging to her brother, and a bit possessive. If you don't understand this kind of feeling, it's difficult for your brothers and sisters to have feelings that go beyond blood ties. A bit weird!

It's pretty, but a bit verbose. Could it be that checking whether they are relatives relies not on blood threats but on spiritual power? If the souls are changed, they are no longer biological brothers and sisters, but they can still fall in love, get married and have children? ? ? Don't understand