I, a Demoness, Turn Out to Be the Hidden Sect Master

Happy New Year, everyone.

An immortal being, detached and unmoved by worldly affairs, an old hag, invincible yet lonely, she finds joy in raising children and is ruthless yet principled in her actions. As a senior figure with an exceptionally high level of composure, what others consider the conflicts of the martial world are merely child's play, an endless cycle of nothingness. The protagonist is devoid of desire, tinged with a faint sense of emotion. She is indifferent to power and wealth. She is full of doting and indulgence towards her disciples who will eventually grow old and leave, and can handle even the biggest problems. But I still don't understand what she is pursuing in life. She is somewhat like the young Nan Jie, living as an observer, yet also seemingly searching for the meaning of her existence. The descriptions of battles are rather...

The author will only return after the dog has finished licking the noodles, the chicken has finished pecking the rice, and the fire has burned through the copper.

I thought it was alive, so I ordered the whole thing. And that's the sad story.

I'll be first! Haha, it's my kind of invincible novel. Although there's not much romance, and the protagonist is like an old man taking care of a kid, his interactions with the players are very interesting. Is the protagonist the game's big boss, or perhaps a bug? Also, I'll venture a wild guess: the Heavenly Dao of this world wants to elevate its status by connecting with the souls of humans from higher-dimensional worlds, but the protagonist, this bug, got in, and because of his higher-dimensional soul, he's immortal. I'm looking forward to the protagonist's power increasing further...

Resurrect, my author!!!

Hey, when did you change the cover?

Excellent character design and a well-developed world-building. It meticulously narrates a seemingly ordinary, small segment of an immortal's life, allowing us to fully understand everyone through the protagonist's perspective. From the player characters to Mo Suxin and Feng Lingyu, it's as if we're witnessing the trajectory of a small person's life and the world's evolution. It's truly fantastic. Most importantly, the portrayal of Mo Qingxuan, a witness to history, is just right—not too much, not too little. It perfectly matches my imagination of what an immortal should be like, maintaining curiosity about new things despite witnessing the world's joys and sorrows, while also highlighting the protagonist's otherworldly nature...

Dear author, do you still remember your promise to publish your work?

Good grief, are they even updating next year's episodes? I was wondering why they updated so much all at once.