From the Start, I Inherited a Cultivation Sect, Only to Find Every Disciple Was a Spy

Finally found Lian Da's new book!! I remember reading "Your Adorable God" in fifth grade with one of my best friends from elementary school. We discussed the plot every day, reading it in class, chatting about it after class, and continuing to read it at home. "Your Adorable God" became our gateway into the world of fiction and a part of our childhood. "Your Adorable God" also sparked my interest in writing novels, and I even posted some works on 17k, also favoring the first-person perspective. Back then, I was quite popular in the school community and even got the whole class to read it (orz). I remember my favorite character was Fu Su; my best friend's graduation message to me wished me and Fu Su a happy ending (?). Many of my later favorite characters also had some of Fu Su's traits. My best friend and I were in the same school but different classes from middle school, but we still kept in touch. She reread "The Goddess of the Moon" in the second semester of her second year of junior high, while I finished it during the winter break of my second year of high school, around February of this year (although I think I also bought and read it once more in the first year of junior high through a book-tracking app). It was the second-to-last night of winter break when I suddenly lost interest in doing my homework, searching everywhere for extra chapters, reading comments, and even wanting to join a group to see everyone get married, read about Can Li Shi, and see Xiao Lan go back to her hometown. After finishing it, I felt a void in my heart. Although I didn't find any extra chapters, I started a third reread a few days later. This third reread ended early this morning, taking about a week and a half to finish, even though my MP3 player was accidentally confiscated by the teacher. Xiao Lan is truly my favorite female lead! Lian Da's plot is also very captivating!! But finding your new book really moved me!!! It still has the same feel and flavor! Thank you, Lian Da! Thank you for giving me such wonderful childhood memories! (I apologize for calling him "cute god" here, but I was just really excited. Please forgive me!)

I read all of the author's works during high school, up to the story of the Six Realms Demon Queen. At that time, I didn't know the author had changed their pseudonym; I thought the author had stopped writing, which was very upsetting. This winter break, I suddenly wanted to revisit the author's previous books, and I ended up finding the author herself on Weibo. I also learned that she had previously written several books under a different pseudonym. I stayed up until 4 a. M. For several days in a row. I feel that the author is very suitable for writing first-person psychological descriptions and dialogues, but in "I Don't Want to Accompany the Second Generation of Immortals Through Tribulations" and "My Boyfriends Are Everywhere," the scope of psychological descriptions is reduced due to the change in perspective, which feels very strange. In this book, I feel that the wife's writing skills have improved significantly, and she is able to handle the third-person perspective with ease. I wonder if the author will continue writing in the first person. I really miss that writing style. (Some people think that writing from a first-person perspective is Mary Sue, but I don't think so. Except for the Six Realms Demon Queen, who was originally very strong, most of the author's heroines are ordinary people with great love and kindness. They become strong step by step.) I really like every character created in this story, especially Ni Tian. I remember that the author once wrote a character similar to the strongest sword in the book "Cultivation Scandal", Xiao Jian. Xiao Jian's loyalty and his transformation into a villain are really captivating. (Personally, I thought Xiao Jian would have more romantic scenes, but indeed, even though they are all husbands, there are still different levels of importance in the descriptions.) Ni Tian is a mature and arrogant character. He is mature because his focus is on arrogance rather than being spoiled. He is a bit like a cat, caring about the female lead, but also very easy to coax. The second one is the sect leader of Liushang Pavilion. I feel he's a bit like Jun Linhe from "Eight Husbands." I was so happy for him when Jun Linhe became the official husband. The wife introduced him in the first volume, so their fate was so early. But it really began when the female lead was reborn for the third time, which is when he truly shines. Because I read "Eight Husbands" so early, I feel it's even influenced my future criteria for choosing a partner. I'll definitely look for someone like Jun Linhe in the future, haha ​​(but only Xiao Shu can truly understand Jun Linhe. Without Xiao Shu, Jun Linhe might have spent his whole life cultivating immortality). Because of Jun Linhe, I also like Lexus, who is very similar to him, and the archaeologist in StarCraft who uses mental abilities (I forgot his name, haha). Speaking of the eight husbands, I also like Chunyu Shanshan. Due to a series of coincidences, the female lead mistakenly thought he liked someone else, and his transformation from initial disgust to later inferiority was both satisfying and heartbreaking. As for Xuan Yuan Yifei's domineering nature before, it made me a little wary of domineering and scheming characters, except for the godfather in "The God of Cuteness"~ Hiding one's feelings because of love feels incredibly compelling. Just between you and me, I originally thought the author of Star Era Romance Academy would be able to take on a few more characters, like Xinwu. I cried so much when I saw the main character willingly let the female lead kill him after she told him "I love little Wukong" (because a virus can't ultimately kill him). But maybe the author felt it was difficult to kill little Wukong because he has the mind of a 7-year-old, haha. Xinwu seems like such a loyal dog, so obedient; he definitely likes the female lead! I love Teacher Siye's gentle character. I don't know why, but I was so afraid he was a yandere villain. Later, Siye became my husband, and I was a little disappointed that his gentleness was just a character design. Thankfully, there's Qingmu! Wow, Qingmu, with her motherly personality, sends little cards and expresses her passionate love through letters. Seeing the new book on 17k makes me both happy and a little sad, because it means I'll be dealing with the daily hassle of waiting for updates!

The annual grand ceremony has begun, and the cultivation story is about to end. If you have any votes, please vote for the cultivation story and give it a perfect ending. Thank you so much!

Here's a small tip, keep it up, author! I hope you can post some more articles sometime 🌹

I first encountered your book in sixth grade. It was your book, "The Cute God's Love Academy," that led me into the world of otome novels. At that time, your pseudonym was Eight-Faced Demon Fox. Later, I kept searching for high-quality harem novels, and I came across works like "Star Era Love Academy" and "Apocalyptic Love Rules." You used several pseudonyms, and I was initially puzzled as to why these authors' writing styles were so similar, but later I realized it was you. Now, I can recognize you by your writing style. I followed you on Weibo and then learned that you had started a new book, so I eagerly came to 17k (I didn't use this before). I've liked you a lot since sixth grade, and I hope you get better and better.

Lian Da, although you can't write harem endings now, you can use a hidden writing style or write the endings of each male and female lead. That would be another kind of happy ending, and it would satisfy those of us who want to read it.

Zhang**, it's been so long! I haven't seen you in ages, I miss you dearly. I've read all your old novels and am eagerly awaiting your new work!

It's great! (✪▽✪) Each of the handsome men is uniquely beautiful and has their own little story. I'm looking forward to the long sequel, and I hope it doesn't have a rushed ending like Infinite Tribulation!

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I'm numb; even writing a comment gets me penalized for violating regulations. These days, getting multiple approvals is incredibly rare. I really admire the author for writing for so many years! Seeing this book feels so familiar; the previous book, "The Legend of the Immortal," was cut in half—it was so disheartening. Finally, I look forward to the author's new work. Wishing you good health and a Happy New Year!