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Luo Binghe has been waiting for Shen Qingqiu for five years. Xue Yang has been waiting for Xiao Xingchen for 8 years. Lan Wangji has been waiting for Wei Wuxian for 13 years. Ye Hua has waited for Bai Qian for 300 years. Sun Wukong waited for Tang Monk for 500 years. Yuwen Tuo waited for Ning Ke for 500 years. Huacheng has been waiting for Xie Lian for 800 years. Hua Qingxue waited for Baili Tusu for 900 years. Nightshade has waited for Longyang for 1,000 years. White Snake has waited for Xu Xian for 1000 years. Yi Xiaochuan waited for Yu Shu for 2000 years. Su Jiuer waited for Feng Xi for 3,000 years. Xiyao has been waiting for Feipeng for thousands of years. Zixuan waited for Changqing for three lives. And I've been waiting for your update.

First of all, just inheriting cultivation and status is extraordinary. It is good to come up with this type of invincible novel. Secondly, there is no specific concept of how big this world is. Furthermore, with this kind of story, I think it is very likely that the original ancestor will appear later, either to seize the body or to clarify the identity of the protagonist. Secondly, I also hope that the author can give a satisfactory identity and source for the system. In other novels, there are two systems. The source, first of all, is the small things made by the god-level technological civilization that can freely travel through countless cosmic planes and space tunnels. The other kind is the things made by those cultivating civilizations with their divine consciousness, or the incarnation of those heavenly ways or laws. In short, this is the explanation of the system that I have seen quite a lot. Regarding the protagonist's cultivation, I suspect that it is not an increase in cultivation, but that the system allows the protagonist to absorb the Tao Fruit of the Patriarch. Every time the cultivation is increased, it is actually a little recovery of the cultivation.

This book, overall, is a slap in the face. Very good, very good˳⚆ɞ⚆˳

I guess the protagonist at the end of this book is the original founder. He was so idle that he created the system and reincarnated with the system 😂😂😂😂

I don't understand why I directly became the Patriarch after inheriting his legacy.

Even if you inherit a sect! He should also be called Sect Leader! Isn't it nonsense to call him Patriarch? It's like you inherited the company of a stranger's grandfather! Do people still have to call you grandpa in the future?

The setting is too confusing. The protagonist inherits an inheritance, so it belongs to a dead person. Since it is written as inheriting an inheritance, it is not the same person. If it is a reincarnation, it cannot be said that it is an inheritance. If it is not a reincarnation, then there is a problem with the introduction setting. Someone else's apprentice has become the protagonist's apprentice. People are no longer that person. And calling him Grandmaster, it must be so many generations apart. It is also written that because the founder disappeared, everyone finally discussed disbanding and starting their own businesses. This setting is also ridiculous. If it is a sect and the leader disappears, shouldn't a new leader be chosen? How can it be possible for all the sects to break up? How can a sect that already has internal and external sects break up at just a word? It can be said that the various settings of this book are contradictory. The author cannot say that he forced all kinds of unreasonable settings just to write such a slap-in-the-face article.

Why do you say that you inherit someone else's inheritance, and then become the master of someone else's apprentice? If you inherit the inheritance, even his apprentice will inherit it?

It is said that meritorious deeds can lead to gods, defying heaven and becoming immortals. Gods are just deities and gods randomly given to the world by the law of heaven, which means anyone can become a god. Immortals are earned by monks who go against heaven, violate the laws of heaven, and be in harmony with heaven. How can gods be more powerful than immortals, and how can gods be more powerful than immortals. The author feels that it is really difficult for me to accept the idea that gods are above immortals, so I'm sorry, author, I'm leaving.

The elder of the Punishment Hall put it aside arrogantly. Yu Qiufan is very arrogant, and he has become arrogant just after inheriting a small amount of inheritance. I don't know why, but if it were placed in other novels, I would think it's normal for someone like Yu Qiufan to steal other people's things and be punished. When it comes to Yu Qiufan, I feel it's too much. (Well-known double standard)