What kind of magic? This is called cultivating immortality!

Zhong Hui glanced at the top photo, which showed a cute girl from head to toe.

In contrast to Mu Yue's joy and excitement, he remained completely unmoved, frowning as he said, "I told you to take the photos down before, why did you still leave them online?"

"Such a high ranking, it would be such a waste to delete it."

"This is pure fabrication."

"What does it matter?" Mu Yue blinked nonchalantly. "Netizens have never been able to distinguish between truth and falsehood; they just like to chase after all sorts of interesting trending topics."

“You are, after all, a Nascent Soul cultivator. You should be focusing on improving your cultivation, not indulging in these trivial matters all day long,” Zhong Hui kindly advised.

"I think these things are all very interesting," Mu Yue suggested with expectant eyes. "Let's team up again for the next Cute King competition. With your help, maybe we can win the championship."

Zhong Hui simply chose to ignore her.

Just participating this time was enough to make Cangxing and Qianjia laugh him to death. If he had to do it a few more times, how would he have the face to face the heavenly fathers and elders?

Mu Yue grabbed her hand and shook it repeatedly, "Promise me, promise me."

Anyone else might have softened and agreed because of her cute and adorable appearance, but Zhong Hui still refused.

"Twilight Moon!"

In the midst of the struggle, Sousei, having finished showering, emerged wrapped in a towel.

At this moment, her skin was fair with a rosy glow, and her skin had a hazy, dewy appearance.

Mu Yue instinctively swallowed, then widened her eyes and pointed at Cang Xing, saying, "Don't try to seduce me with your wet body. I'm completely devoted to Zhong Hui right now!"

Author's Note on the Launch of Chapter 114

Before we knew it, it was on the shelves.

First of all, I must thank my editor for discovering my hidden gem in the vast sea of ​​people.

Okay, back to the topic.

This book is bound to flop without any surprises, and it'll be such a flop that even its own mother wouldn't recognize it.

I can only say that I expected this, but I don't have too many regrets, after all, I've fulfilled my first dream in life.

I first encountered online novels in junior high school. Back then, I read all sorts of fantasy and exciting stories, such as "Martial Arts Against the Gods," "Shura Martial God," "Eternal Emperor," "Eternal Heavenly Emperor," "Divine Soul Supreme," and "Martial Peak." Later on, there were novels like "Covering the Sky," "The Great Ruler," "Battle Through the Heavens," and "Douluo Continent."

At the prime of my life, I was given a boundless world to explore and witness one story after another.

Later, I saw news online about how high Tiancan and Tangjia's annual copyright income was, and I got the idea. I've read so many books, why don't I write one myself?

Then, full of anticipation, I created my first fantasy novel.

Back then, Qidian only allowed submissions via email or direct posting. I diligently wrote 100,000 words to apply for a contract, but naturally, I was rejected.

I became more and more determined, and opened a second and a third book, but I failed them all.

Later, I gave up and chose to be a reader instead.

During this period, the variety of books I read gradually increased, including works like "Snow in the Sky," "Sword Comes," "Mysterious Resurrection," "Twilight Boundary," as well as some urban romance novels, female-oriented novels like "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation," and even some novels about Liu Bei (the kind that couldn't pass censorship). In short, I read a wide variety of books.

As I gradually entered high school, the platform next door became very popular.

I figured I've already read so many books, why not give it another try? What if I succeed?

So I published my first book on that platform, and to my surprise, it was accepted right away. It was the first time in my life that I had been signed, and I was naturally very excited.

Then I diligently wrote over 100,000 words, but it flopped again. I wasn't willing to give up, so I changed genres, such as Pokémon fanfiction, lighthearted cultivation stories, and even tried supernatural and apocalyptic themes. I submitted my work to various platforms, but either I didn't get a contract or it just flopped.

Later, I gave up completely, studied diligently, and started looking for a job after graduation. After working for a few years, I saw people online showing off their royalties, so I wanted to write a book again.

Choosing to switch to another book this year, which was nearly 200,000 words long and I think only read around 10,000, plus the price was incredibly low, I promptly skipped it.

After that, I became increasingly confused and didn't know what to write.

I wrote a little bit of everything, then deleted it and wrote it again. This went on for more than a month until I gradually determined the direction. I started a new book on spiritual arts and even spent 100 yuan to become a member and have someone proofread my manuscript.

The reviews said the writing was decent, but because of the system, it was considered too jarring and it obscured the horror of the supernatural and the helplessness of ordinary people in desperate situations.

So I didn't submit it and just deleted it.

Just then, I stumbled upon "Starting as a Magical Girl, Dominating the Ages," and casually read a few chapters. I thought it wasn't anything special, so how could it have over 10,000 subscribers? (Right now, I can only say that 10,000 subscribers is quite impressive.)

I had no ideas at all, but I immediately started writing a book and then submitted it internally. Surprisingly, it was accepted this time!

Life is full of unexpected events, but this one was definitely beyond my wildest imagination.

Add the editor's QQ number, and start writing.

Then the problem arose. This was something I came up with on the spot. There was nothing in it. I just wrote it down as I thought of it.

At first, I intended to write something purely for fun, but as I wrote, I found that I couldn't write those funny scenes for some reason. Maybe it's because I no longer have the youthful spirit I once had.

There was no other way but to change direction and slowly lean towards a more serious approach.

As you read on, you'll likely notice the difference in writing style between the beginning and end.

The number of readers following this book is shockingly low; even after writing 300,000 words, it hasn't received a single round of recommendations.

I was very confused during that time. For ten days, I only updated two thousand words each time, and I even missed updating for two days. During that time, I really wanted to stop writing and start a new book.

But then I thought again, my initial goal was just to sign up for Qidian. Now that my wish has been fulfilled, and I also have the wonderful perfect attendance record, what more could I ask for?

It can only be said that people are greedy; once one wish is fulfilled, a new one arises.

After that, I tried to calm myself down and finally came to terms with it.

I decided to persevere, treating it as practice for writing a long novel, and thus persisted until it was published.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude once again to the editors who signed me, and to the readers who are still reading my book and voting for me.

Actually, I see everyone's votes, tips, and comments, but I'm the kind of person who's very shy around people, and I don't know how to respond to everyone's recognition, so I can only choose to ignore it.

Okay, that's enough.

I'm not greedy, Watashi, just a first subscription would be enough!

I'm so grateful to everyone! I'm so grateful to everyone!

Finally, please don't unsubscribe or unfavorite if you don't want to, okay? There aren't many of these to begin with, and I'd be really heartbroken if you unsubscribed!

Chapter 115 (First Chapter): Please Subscribe

The room was brightly lit. The petite Muyue stood with her arms outstretched and her chin raised, blocking Zhong Hui's view. She stared warily at Cangxing, who had just finished bathing.

As a seasoned yuri enthusiast, Muyue knew exactly what Cangxing was planning. She was definitely trying to use the fact that Cangxing had just finished showering to create an ambiguous atmosphere, take the opportunity to flirt with Zhong Hui, and win him over.

Even though Cangxing had previously said that he had been betrayed and would never fall in love with any woman again in his life.

Once a lily, always a lily.

The thought that Zhong Hui, whom she longed for, might be taken away by Cang Xing immediately stirred up Mu Yue's possessiveness, and she was determined not to let that happen.

Unless she develops a relationship with Zhong Hui first, or... it's not impossible for everyone to be together...

Her thoughts were like slipping on a watermelon rind, slipping further and further off course, and a lovesick smile gradually appeared on Mu Yue's face.

Seeing her flushed face and lost in her own thoughts, Cangxing sighed and shook her head.

This guy is hopeless.

Thinking back, she actually managed to turn him gay; this is definitely the biggest black mark on my life... Cangxing mentally complained.

Fearing she might utter something offensive, Cangxing walked over and tapped Muyue on the head, saying irritably, "I should really put a toilet in your brain and flush out all that disgusting stuff."

The sudden pain snapped Mu Yue back to reality. She clutched her throbbing head and muttered under her breath, "Am I going to turn into an idiot?"

"You really have the nerve to say that."

Cangxing raised her hand and tapped her again.

Muyue covered her head, her little face fell, and she looked extremely aggrieved.

The saying "the deeper the love, the deeper the hate" is probably quite apt.

Ultimately, it's because she's so beautiful and charming that her ex-boyfriend can't let go of her.

It's a pity that all past feelings are left in the past; now, Zhong Hui is the only one in her heart. (Female version)

If Cangxing could see through what she was thinking right now, she would definitely give her a good beating.

Cang Xing was too lazy to argue with her about such pointless things. She sat down on the sofa, picked up the hairdryer to dry her hair, and casually asked, "Where's the captain? You two have been eating and sleeping together these past few days, always clinging to each other. Before, the captain even said something like 'I'm wasting away for her, and I'd never regret undressing her.' Why did you let you out to see Zhong Hui today? Aren't you afraid you'll cheat on her?"

Upon hearing the word "captain," Mu Yue's heart skipped a beat.

She glanced around nervously, making sure the figure that haunted her nightmares wasn't there, before patting her chest in relief: "The captain's been busy with other things lately. Besides, what she did was forced love, against a woman's will. What I did was bravely pursue true love. What's with all this 'green' stuff? It sounds awful."

"So that's your reason for cheating on me back then?"

Mu Yue immediately drifted off into her own thoughts, pretending not to hear and refusing to respond.

Cangxing didn't dwell on the matter and instead asked, "What is it?"

"It's nothing serious, the captain can handle it himself." Mu Yue gave a vague answer, unwilling to elaborate.

Seeing that she was deliberately hiding it, Cang Xing revealed a malicious smile, picked up the phone on the table and waved it: "Fine, then I'll call the captain myself and ask."

Muyue was so frightened that she jumped up and immediately rushed over to hug Cangxing, pleading, "No, no, no! I finally managed to sneak out for some fresh air! I'll tell you everything, okay?!"

Cangxing pushed Muyue, who was clinging to her, aside with a look of disgust. She couldn't help but wonder what the captain had done to make Muyue, who was usually lustful and clingy, now not even want to see her.

To be fair, the captain's looks and physique are absolutely top-notch.

She had a voluptuous and graceful figure, long and shapely legs, fair and radiant skin, and her eyebrows and eyes exuded a natural charm. Even her voice was captivating.

If it weren't for her devoted nature, with only Mu Yue in her heart and eyes, she could have charmed countless people with such excellent qualities.

Mu Yue lingered on the soft, warm touch, smacking her lips in remembrance. Then, a hint of helplessness crossed her face. With Cang Xing completely under her control, she had no choice but to confess honestly: "There have been several cases of missing women in the city recently, and the captain is in charge of the investigation."

Zhong Hui, who was playing with Xiaobai nearby, heard this and said, "Isn't this kind of thing the police's responsibility?"

“Initially, the police did take over the case,” Mu Yue explained earnestly. “But the more they investigated, the more suspicious it seemed. The whole thing was eerie, and the police couldn’t handle it, so they had to report it to their superiors. In the end, the case was transferred to us.”

Cang Xing understood immediately, and frowned as he asked, "Since it was an unusual event, why were you so evasive and unwilling to tell me earlier?"

"It was the captain who specifically instructed us to do this," Mu Yue answered honestly. "The captain said you've been through a lot of trouble in Jiangbei these past few days. Since you've just returned, he specifically gave you a day off to rest and recuperate. You'll be allowed to join the investigation again after the holiday."

As soon as she finished speaking, she seemed to suddenly remember something, her eyes lit up, and she asked with a curious look, "I heard that there are hundreds of magical girls gathered in Jiangbei this time. Are there any particularly good-looking ones among them? I don't dare to hope that I can compare to Zhong Hui, just be about the same level as you!"