The peerless Flower Goddess, the aloof and solitary sword immortal, the Empress who reigns over the Nine Heavens...
Behind each of these extraordinary immortals, who stand above all living beings, hides a mysterious “shadow” known to no one.
He personally helped them rise to power, yet kept his contributions hidden. Only he knows what other side these lofty immortals conceal from the world.
“Who on earth turned the Flower Goddess into this?”
“The sword immortal, who seems untouched by worldly concerns to outsiders, actually calls someone ‘Master’ in private?”
“Is some invisible hand controlling the Empress's fate?”
Chen Li thinks these rumors are nothing but slander against him. He has always believed that his relationships with these immortals are pure and proper.
But it seems things have gone slightly awry.
Every time he leaves, the minds of the carefully nurtured “seeds” undergo some subtle change.
“You promised you'd never leave... Liar.”
“Why... did you abandon me again?”
“When I find you... I'll keep you locked by my side forever.”
This is a story about a mastermind behind the scenes, raising and nurturing others, and peerless immortals who were accidentally raised all wrong and turned dark.
Author, if you intend to continue writing, please read the comments section carefully. The earlier Twins arc was so well-written; now it's just like grinding through a dungeon—padded and boring. Please develop the characters and their emotions more; the current chapters are dry and unengaging. (P. S.: I really loved the Twins arc; the characters were fantastic. I hope the Twins will appear more often. If you can recreate the depth and nuance of the Twins arc, I'm willing to wait even if you delay.)
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I ordered this book the first time I've ever paid for it, please update soon!
Finished one book, then cut into three. What can I say? Time to start raising more!
It was a bit uncomfortable to watch. His attitude changed drastically after learning the sisters had switched lives. From caring for her day and night to completely ignoring her, didn't he realize her feelings after all this time? Turning what the male lead sees as a dating sim into what the female lead perceives as love—is that really going to be engaging?
I've figured it out; your time has come.
There's too little emotional description of the characters, including the rushed and somewhat dry development of their inner thoughts.
Since entering the new realm, the viewing experience has declined significantly. There's been too much focus on combat and magic, causing the romance to become merely a decorative element inserted in the middle, always glossed over. It's almost a completely different story from when I wrote about the two female protagonists' battles. It's best not to write too much, or it will easily become too empty and unconvincing.
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