The Demon Cult's Holy Maiden Would Never Fall for a Righteous Person

Sigh... Seeing the scene where Bai Lu was killed really bothered me, and seeing so many people justifying it made me even more uncomfortable. Please, viewers, don't watch from your usual omniscient perspective. Put yourself in Bai Lu's shoes. Her initial intentions were good; she had feelings for her sister and was determined to save the female lead. Although her good intentions led to bad outcomes, she was kept completely in the dark! How could she know right from wrong? Some of the comments are truly disheartening.

Where's the group?

New book update, Sister Miaomiao!!!

Finished watching

I don't care about the male lead, but please don't mistreat the female lead.

Miaomiao, you're too cruel!

The female protagonist, who runs the Yaoguang Water Pavilion, buys people and threatens corrupt officials. According to Chinese criminal law, what crimes does she commit? If Zhang San is caught selling people and is killed by the female protagonist, is this self-defense, excessive self-defense, emergency avoidance, or intentional homicide?

After the introduction of the female lead, the story then shifts to the male lead, a man who hasn't been with a woman in seven years, and a group of shirtless burly men in a grove of trees...

A sad story: I've written 990,000 words in my book, but nobody's reading it.

Although the pacing felt quite fast, given the female lead's personality and experiences, even with some minor writing flaws, the overall flow was relatively smooth. Also, the car was driving well.