In the final years of the Great Qian Immortal Dynasty, the land fell into chaos and demons ran rampant.
Only Fairy Weiyu descended the mountain. With just herself and her sword, she ended the chaos and founded the Fairy Court, an all-female cultivator sect that fights for all that is good in the world.
"Fairy Weiyu, who is this fairy beside you?"
"She's my sword."
"And the disheveled fairy over there?"
"She's my master. She suffered some injuries when she was young, and isn't quite right in the head."
"And what about all those behind you?"
"The sea of demons is boundless, but turn back and you'll find shore. Haven't you heard the saying?"
"But they're all demonic cult..."
Behind Fairy Weiyu stood a host of beautiful women, their expressions solemn: the Many-Faced Demoness, who toyed with people's hearts and once infiltrated the first-rate Immortal Sect, Blazing Heaven, sowing discord until it was destroyed; the Blood-Robed Demon Immortal, a bloodthirsty killer who had tortured to death more than a dozen prodigies from the Talent Rankings; and the Bone-Eroding Enchantress, who ran the brothels across the land and had countless young prodigies lost in her charms.
"First of all, call us sisters."
Be wary of authors who might mistakenly believe it's a 1v4/multiple romance; they have a history of misleading readers. Their previous novel, *The Witch*, had a title and synopsis that screamed harem, then initially stated that while only Annie clearly liked the protagonist, the others' friendships would gradually develop later, a slow burn. However, it ended up being a pure romance, a deceptive title. This one seems likely to be a similar harem title; those who think it's a harem based on the synopsis should be cautious.
The author's approach is this: readers only need to binge-read before finishing the book, while the author has many other considerations.
Could the author create a group or give us their pixiv ID? I don't believe they don't.
Although the author of "The Witch's" book used misleading synopses, I found it one of the few books I really enjoyed reading. I hope the author is resurrected soon.
Damn, they're just listing items to scam people out of coupons, then running away with the money, right?
Dear author, is this story primarily about a dominant or submissive character? Is it one-on-one or one-on-many?
Is it the head of the household or the head of the household?
Huh? This book passed the review? Did the reviewers get overwhelmed?
Does this platform have that many fake accounts...?
Settling out of court?