The Cannon Fodder Turns His Sister Into A Soaring Phoenix

I ship the Mc with the og mc

It's alright, though it has its flaws. The main character is quite clever, devising strategies for both his sister's welfare and countering his foes. He isn't afraid to utilize influential sects or his own protagonist status to achieve his goals. However, the issue lies in the disproportionate amount of intellect attributed to the MC. The protagonist is practically a fool, fixated solely on the MC's sister, who reciprocates that infatuation despite their half-sibling relationship. Their antics with other characters can range from entertaining to tedious, depending on the specific scene.

I've been pondering what exactly captivated me about this novel. The romance aspect is practically non-existent and quite unsatisfactory; it's almost like an afterthought. Initially, the introduction was harsh, yet it effectively established the main character's traits. He's practical and self-centered, but surprisingly grounded compared to many other protagonists I've encountered. Surprisingly, without giving away any spoilers: there are instances where he calls out the female characters for having low self-esteem, effortlessly turning them down before they even get the chance to confess.

While I wouldn't consider this a groundbreaking masterpiece, as a Chinese wuxia novel, this particular beginning has certainly stood out among the ones I've read. I'm hopeful that the rest of the story maintains this strong foundation.

Sir!!!!! It is a serious matter. Which chapter is it?

From what i remember, i dont think theres any

Go read I'll surpass the mc