The Strongest Sect Leader in History
史上最强掌门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
686Chapters
42Reads
5Listens
58kReads · all time
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Reader comments 26
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The ending sucks...
I originally wanted to make do with it, but in the third chapter, it was said that the entire sect only has 46 people, and there are thirty-three steamed buns left. In the fifteenth chapter, the loyalty test said that there are 300 mouths, and the remaining rations are only three or two days. I don't know if I missed it, or something, but it looks awkward, but it seems that I can't make it.
Not bad, you can take a look
This novel is just like a plot game, it can only be said to be average.
Damn it, it's totally a "Palace Fighting Drama". It's hazy and innocent in the early stage, but it turns super weird in the middle stage. It's so good to watch.
It looks good now, but I don't know what will happen next!
The start is quite interesting. It can be equipped with a system that can talk, which instantly lowers the quality.
It's not interesting to read and hard to finish.
Too mediocre to be interested at all. The article has no ups and downs at all, it is too mediocre, too plain. The system is like a mentally retarded person, being tricked into talking out of words all of a sudden. There are so many comments here about the dish. Anyone who has read the novel for a while knows that this book is a real dish.
The front is fine, but the back is off track.