After Leaving My Sect, I Built the Greatest Sect of All Time

Anyway, it needs to be five words.

It's alright. There's no female lead and no ambiguous relationships, but the ending felt rushed and a bit disjointed. However, it's more watchable than harem novels with ambiguous relationships.

More than fifty chapters have already discouraged readers from joining; the part where the protagonist leaves the sect is simply cringe-worthy.

I think it's alright, but it doesn't seem to have much to do with the title. Perhaps we could add something like "learning this language to comprehend the great Dao"? [What?]

This book is pretty good! It's just that not many people are reading it. 😂😂

You thought male-oriented games would involve quitting the sect, safely farming, and then suddenly quitting to turn the tables? The actual exit strategy didn't consider the strength of female-oriented content creators; it relied on verbal sparring, and if they couldn't win, they would beg the system to let them go. I ran away too.

Author, author, please update soon!

The fact that there's no master-disciple romance element is a plus. The jokes were a bit vulgar.

The beginning is good, and the writing flows smoothly. I suggest the protagonist could be a bit more grandiose. Also, the tribulation should happen after the Mahayana stage; everyone talks about ascending through tribulation, but there's no such thing as ascending through the Mahayana stage. Furthermore, a ladder to immortality appears after the tribulation; if you don't ascend, how do you summon the ladder again? Isn't that too casual and frivolous? Right? Keep it up.

It's quite good, a satisfying read with a powerful protagonist who has a strong "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered