I Founded a School of Mystic Arts to Scam People, and the Whole Country Believes It?

The conduct of the disciples has never been cared about. No one is allowed to fall in love with the chief disciple. The disciples below him will not care about him even if he complains to the protagonist. It is not the case that everyone accepts the establishment of a sect. The same is true within the sect. Everything is done by the disciples. If you, the leader of the sect, are useless, the protagonist is too arrogant to be at ease and does not stop cultivating. In the end, everything is in vain.

The protagonist accepts everyone, even those with qualifications, even those without qualifications? By the way, since you accepted everything as ordered, why do you need to get a qualification??

I feel like the writing is a bit off. It starts to scheming. It's obviously a spiritual energy resurgence flow, but the more I write, the more it feels a little weird.

Until now, I don't know what the protagonist's goals are. It seems that he only accepts disciples to gain benefits from the system. All actions revolve around the disciples. In essence, he still listens to the system. He feels like a tool or a puppet of the system.

The subject matter is okay, but the content is fine. It's just a system of recruiting disciples under the guise of Taoism. I guess the author doesn't have much knowledge of Taoism.

This book is generally good, but I didn't like it a little bit when the metaphysics school was introduced abroad (personally, please don't criticize). If the protagonist appears later, please kick me out.

If you join if you can't beat him, what does that person's faith mean? What is the war of resistance? I just want to complain about being beaten, so I added this sentence, there is no other meaning.

At the beginning, the protagonist was Lin Xuan. Why did you feel that the protagonist on the left and right became that disciple? , Especially Lin Xuan doesn't come out much, and doesn't describe him much anymore. It says there is no protagonist anymore.

I'm not interested anymore when I see the male protagonist recruiting disciples indiscriminately. Ordinary schools still have rules and regulations. The male protagonist is just money that can lead to the gods.

You can also fight with the talisman system. You can stick the talisman on your body, and you can even carve the talisman based on your body.