As a spy from the Demon Cult, Qin Xiu has to keep a low profile in the righteous sect. Drawing attention to himself would get him killed.
He's always been careful, but every morning he wakes up with a huge boost in cultivation, and has even become the sect's senior disciple because of it.
After he repeatedly failed to refuse, the sect leader and his master took him in as a disciple and deliberately promoted him.
He tried to frame someone, but his intentions were twisted, and his white-haired senior sister relentlessly pursued him.
Now hailed as a beacon of righteousness, Qin Xiu can barely eat or sleep, ashamed of how poorly he's repaid the Demon Cult and his superior for their support.
After a sleepless night, Qin Xiu suddenly discovered the righteous sect's senior sister sneaking into his room.
What?
You're not only my superior in the spy network, you also want me to help you cultivate?
In the third year of his life as a spy, Qin Xiu learned why his cultivation was improving and also figured out how to talk back to his superior.
The author's writing is great; it's quite good so far, a breath of fresh air among all the yuri (girls' love) stories.
It's hilarious! How can the author manage to include so many concubines in such a short story? The solution is to sacrifice lives. The male lead won't die anyway, so he'll do more and take on everything. His own life is the least valuable thing. Even if he has a wife and children, it doesn't matter. It's so funny.
I skimmed through it, and the plot was really crazy. Some people might like it, and some might not. Also, I always felt the author had read Qiong Ming's works; many plot points had that feel... But there shouldn't be any major flaws. The male lead isn't particularly dim-witted, but as for the female lead... She gave herself away a bit too quickly.
The author writes a lot about Yu Nan'an; she's practically a white moonlight (ideal character in Chinese literature).
Isn't it a bit inappropriate for the male lead to always be using someone else's identity to flirt with girls?
I don't think I can really handle misunderstandings like this. Seeing the sect leader impersonating the Green Protector and the protagonist actually believing it—I just couldn't resist.
Please don't cut this harem novel, promise me, okay?
Looking at the new book rankings, I thought it had become a gathering place for Xiaonan's fans; the smell was too strong.
To be honest, I find it disgusting that so many people have to suffer because of a woman in a green robe.
I play the orchestra, and this is a reed.