Villainous Disciple, Let the Immortal Maidens Fight to Spoil Me

Madam Su, in the current chapters, has been taken in by the male lead and is basically considered his slave, a minor female lead. However, the author practically makes it clear that she becomes a wretch after meeting the male lead. When she was imprisoned, the author disgustingly mentioned that it was full of lustful men who hadn't seen a woman in a long time, and kept her situation a mystery, saying in the comments that it would be better later. But later it's directly stated that she was imprisoned in that prison full of lustful men for a while, and then escaped due to an accident. Isn't that already...

First, let me explain why I attacked this book. 1. In Chapter Fourteen, the senior sister was given revealing clothes by a male character, and wearing these clothes often attracted the attention of others in the sect. I think these clothes can indeed attract attention (the naive and sweet story has been turned into a welfare girl). 2."@", I will not elaborate further. Skip this for now. That's where I stopped subscribing and cut my losses. 3. This is a clip my friend sent me. It's where the male lead pretends to be a female supporting character and is used as the object of an old man's lust, and he's even being sexually assaulted. This scene isn't just offensive, it's downright outrageous. The author censored it later, so it's no longer available...

This book seems very controversial, so to avoid making a mistake, I'll stay away.

Could the author be a ship captain?

You're more suited to be the first moderator.

This book is not recommended for viewing certain types of erotic content, as it contains mild toxins. If you can tolerate it, it can be a masterpiece; if you cannot, it is utter garbage.

First, don't slander your group members by saying you have low tolerance for toxins. They all welcomed you when you joined; it's you who's been wallowing in self-pity. Second, if writing about a brother and sister reconciling counts as "giving away a girl," then I'd call it outrageous. Only someone with such low self-esteem would think that way. Third, the male lead's interests are clearly stated, and everyone has friends, right? How could he just accept every girl he sees? Would he accept a girl he's never even touched? Does not accepting her mean "giving away a girl"? Then how could the male lead's girlfriend even go out? If a stranger sees his face, is that a problem? It's like being cuckolded. I suggest going to the Middle East. Finally, it's a matter of opinion; don't be too...

Personally, I found this novel a bit hard to get through.

It feels like some of the plot points are being forcibly patched up.

When I was young, I loved copying books, but my family was poor and I had no way to acquire copies. I would borrow them from those who had them, copying them by hand and returning them immediately. Even in the bitter cold, when the inkstone froze solid and my fingers were stiff and unable to bend, I would not slacken my efforts, returning them promptly after each copy, never daring to be late. Because of this, many people lent me books, and I was able to peruse a vast collection. But after copying them, I felt empty and powerless. I once sought the profound insights of the ancients, searching for a book and copying it several times, searching high and low, but finding nothing. Later, I asked Jiu Lu, a talented young man from the surrounding area, who replied, "It doesn't matter, I'll read it by 6 AM." The essence of this profound writing is to never lie.