"What? Zhang Xiaoxie? Of course I know her. She's my younger sister."
"What kind of person is she? Hmm... Let me think. Xiaoxie is kind and innocent, and she likes helping the weak."
"Are you sure? What kind of question is that? Are you trying to pick a fight?"
"After our parents passed away, I raised her myself. How could I, her older sister, not know what she's like?"
"She wouldn't even dare kill a chicken."
After Zhang Ziping finished speaking, she impatiently sent the person in front of her away. To say her little sister was a female devil was pure nonsense!
Then, one day by chance, Zhang Ziping heard her supposedly kind younger sister say, "I've trained hard for ten years, all so I can kill whoever I want."
Zhang Ziping: ???
So the kind-hearted act you put on around me was all fake?
Zhang Ziping couldn't understand. She had raised her little sister herself, so when had she gone so wrong?
Determined to straighten out her sister's twisted thinking, Zhang Ziping took every opportunity to lecture her. "Everyone is born equal. You can't go around thinking you can kill whoever you want. That's wrong!"
Zhang Xiaoxie: "In the eyes of the strong, there is no place for the weak."
After her repeated lectures came to nothing, Zhang Ziping gave up. So be it. As long as she stayed by her sister's side, she could stop her. Besides, she had no plans to marry anyway, so she might as well stay with her for the rest of her life.
But Zhang Ziping never imagined that this wasn't the only thing that had gone wrong with her little sister...
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Will the older sister become stronger later on? I mainly don't want to see a plot where she's easily exploited as a weakness.
I've already pre-ordered it. Could you please tell me if it's a one-on-one or harem story? Also, is the protagonist on top or bottom?
This is the most wuxia-themed wuxia novel I've ever read. Why? Because only this author wrote about the heart-wrenching romance plot that's so beloved in classic wuxia novels.
Because Xiao Xie had health problems when he was young, the protagonist's father transferred his power to Xiao Xie, which is why they weren't attacked. Everyone says he's invincible.
It's exceptionally well-written, and I feel it's the best wuxia novel I've ever read on Pineapple Bun. It truly captures the spirit of the martial arts world, the plot doesn't feel simplistic, and every character has both good and bad sides; you can feel the author's attempt to create well-rounded characters. My only wish is to have more daily routines. The pace is too hectic right now, one thing after another. I hope to have some time to relax.
The tactic of delaying updates
Lately, there's been a lot of chatter about spicy rabbit heads, making fun of things like "raising a younger sister" is a great novel, and that a writer who updates instantly should be assigned to oversee it. If an instant update isn't possible, then at least a daily update is needed. In the end, they assigned someone who procrastinates. That's really flattering! Throughout history, authors have repeatedly and successfully used the tactic of delaying updates. When pressed for updates, they present their difficulties, making themselves invisible until the author is finally exasperated. And if things go wrong, the procrastinating author might just give you a taste of their own medicine, hiding away for ten days or even a month!
I'm sorry, I'm guilty! I chatted with my classmates about gossip all night, and today's 00:30 chapter is gone, only the 12:30 chapter from noon is available, it's private Marseille!!!
Author, hurry up! When will the Chong Jie storyline happen? I can't wait!
For me, the ending was already over after the sisters confessed their feelings to each other. The romance that captivated me the most was over. I guess the rest will just be about advancing the main storyline, introducing new characters, and showing off the various aspects of the martial arts world. I feel like the lily concentration will keep decreasing, so I'll keep it.
Does the author play the Jianghu (a genre of Chinese fantasy) game?