My Sect Is Bankrupt, Big Brother, Save Me

I was wondering why this book had a hint of familiarity. Turns out it was you who wrote it. Like my friend Huatian, you have a stubborn streak. I hope this book won't take three years to write like the last one, making me wait three years. I feel that writing is a joy for you, but I hope you can consider us readers.

The main character is the eldest disciple.

The protagonist is a cunning individual, surrounded by a group of rebellious followers. If the protagonist's combat power were even slightly weaker, they would likely be utterly humiliated. Most of them are only around the protagonist out of fear of his strength. The protagonist's goal is immortality, and his disciples are merely experimental subjects; it's probably a relationship of mutual exploitation.

This book took such a dramatic turn in the middle! No wonder it was so fierce when the eldest brother got angry at the beginning, and the scene of the fourth brother giving birth—the simple description made him seem incredibly ruthless. This is much better than "Slaying Gods." Five stars, a veteran reader's estimate. Keep it up!

There aren't any major problems, but after age 38, I feel like it will become extremely toxic. The author's writing style and content are indeed excellent, and the setting is indeed extremely poisonous. Those without an immune system to all poisons are not recommended to use this setting.

It's alright, it has a traditional martial arts feel, I didn't see any fantasy elements, but it got a bit like a love triangle later on. Hurry up and update, I love watching love triangles! 😏😏😏😏

A very good book. 👍👍👍. Verified by a seasoned bookworm.

Almost, but some of the actions are too idealistic and unrealistic.

Excellent authors write excellent books that are trustworthy.

I knew the writing style was so familiar. Damn, it turns out this guy wrote it. The author of the previous books, "The Knife" and "I Think of the Knife".