After I Left the Sect, the Villainous Demonesses Confessed to Me, and Now They're Panicking

There's something I'm not sure if I should say, but... Hehe.

The hardest part about this kind of subject matter is whitewashing. If you don't want to accept it, just kill it. If you do accept it, it depends on how reliable the author's reputation is.

Why can't I find a single male lead who looks like a real man in Pineapple Bun? Looking for recommendations.

I wanted to chop that witch to pieces.

It's well-written, but this demonic witch has a lot of hidden plot points... I don't really want to see a tragic, vengeful story.

Your description of junior sisters, senior sisters, and master is excessive; it's practically a sex symbol. I admire that you even bothered to take them in; you should have just taken in a demoness, maybe a fourth junior brother at most, who would most likely be female.

The somewhat righteous sect leader is out of touch with the times and doesn't know what kind of scoundrels the younger generation of righteous people are; the trio is even worse, they're completely insane, especially the senior sister, didn't she think that pleading alone would have won her more favor?

It depends on the brand of laundry detergent; whether it can wash away the evil spirit's image is another matter.

I don't understand, why was an undercover mission suddenly added?

Based on the synopsis, I thought it was a lighthearted, comedic slice-of-life story, maybe with a touch of arrogance. But once I started reading, I was shocked! Are you going to end up taking all those senior and junior sisters, and your master, into your lives?