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The author of I’m Already Number One In Kyushu, What’s Wrong With My Lack Of Virtue? is Jiang Xiao Yan. This is one of the outstanding works in the Romance genre.

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I’m Already Number One In Kyushu, What’s Wrong With My Lack Of Virtue?

Name: I’m Already Number One In Kyushu, What’s Wrong With My Lack Of Virtue?
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)
Author: Jiang Xiao Yan

Author: Jiang Xiao Yan

Original Title: 都九州第一了，我缺点德怎么了

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Introduction I’m Already Number One In Kyushu, What’s Wrong With My Lack Of Virtue?

[Never look back + All villains + Upgrade flow + Growth-oriented novels + Group portraits] Wanwan died at the hands of her master and six senior brothers in her last life. Seven swords pierced her heart, and she died without a complete body.
Because Master only loves the younger junior sister, and the senior brothers only love the younger junior sister. If the younger junior sister’s golden elixir is gone, then it’s up to her to help. If the younger junior sister is wronged, then Ye Wanwan will suffer.
A new life.
Still like this?
OK.
She doesn’t want this sect anymore!
On the Xuanbing cliff, I jumped decisively and refused to admit my mistake.
Since then, love has fallen.
Cultivation ceremony, sect competition, Ye Wanwan became famous in one fell swoop and became the new darling of the world of immortality. Countless heroes congratulated her. The Supreme Sect recognized that this was the seventh junior sister who had escaped from death, and they all regretted it.
Crying and catching up.
But Ye Wanwan had already joined Tianyi Sect and became someone else’s junior sister.
Only five people were seen guarding her, looking at them indifferently.
Behind Ye Wanwan, there was also the world's best weapon refiner, the Taoist Master Pei Xuan who had been in the God Transformation stage and had beaten him in the Tribulation Stage.
The man was condescending and asked quietly: "Everyone, do you have anything to do with my disciple?"
Everyone's face was ashen.
......
Ye Wanwan, who entered Tianyi Sect after her first Rebirth, found out.
Isn’t this the same evil cultivator’s sect that was exterminated in the previous life?
The senior brother who was quartered by five horses due to the massacre of the city.
The second senior sister who had her lover tore out her heart and lungs and took out her spiritual roots, died without a trace.
The third senior brother who poisoned eight sects to protect the mountain gate had their meridians broken and their heads cut off.
As for the younger brother, he looks a little more familiar.
Demon Lord Tianyuan, who led the demon army with her in her previous life and destroyed all the sects, has exactly the same face as him.
Shen Nanzhou: "...Little junior sister, have we met in a previous life?"
Ye Wanwan: Very good, she has found the organization.

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In the competitive landscape of xianxia and cultivation novels, Jiang Xiao Yan’s I’m Already Number One In Kyushu, What’s Wrong With My Lack Of Virtue? stands out as a masterclass in the "never look back" trope. While many stories in this genre rely on slow-burn reconciliation or misunderstood intentions, this novel thrives on the brutal, cathartic finality of severed ties. It is a gripping exploration of self-worth reclaimed from the ashes of betrayal.

The narrative follows Ye Wanwan, who suffers a gruesome death at the hands of her own master and senior brothers, all to satisfy the whims of a favored younger junior sister. This opening is not just a plot device; it serves as the ultimate catalyst for character growth. When Wanwan is reborn, the story expertly pivots away from the tired "seek approval" arc. Instead, it delivers a high-octane upgrade flow where the protagonist prioritizes her own cultivation and autonomy above all else. Her lack of "virtue"—in the sense of blind, self-sacrificing obedience—becomes her greatest strength.

What makes this novel truly compelling is the ensemble cast. The "all villains" dynamic creates a world where morality is fluid and stakes are consistently high. As Wanwan ascends, the contrast between her cold, efficient rise to power and the pathetic, unraveling lives of her former family provides a deeply satisfying payoff. The author balances intense cultivation sequences with sharp, witty dialogue that keeps the pacing brisk.

For readers who crave a strong, unapologetic female lead who refuses to forgive those who wronged her, this novel is a must-read. It is a visceral, fast-paced journey of vengeance, growth, and the pursuit of absolute power. If you are looking for a story where the protagonist finally puts herself first, this is the definitive choice.

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