I Wanted My Sect to Go Bankrupt, but Everyone Became a Dragon

Do you understand what I mean?

I advise the author not to be ignorant and to read more 🤔🤔🤔

Quite funny, not bad

At least it's my type. Come on, it's pretty good. Come on, come on, come on

It's so pretty, so pretty, but there are too few words, too few words. Don't you know how traumatic these few words are for us readers? I feel uncomfortable if I don't read novels for a day. You have to be responsible for me.

The protagonist only wants to be corrupted, but in fact, I feel that the first positive one is better. Not only has the sect's strength increased, but the protagonist has also steadily improved. Although it is not as fast as the reverse improvement, it can still be regarded as a genius. And if it is really the other way around, then this sect may no longer exist. After all, there is not much luck left. Even if the protagonist is promoted to Nascent Soul, how much can he persist? What's more, at that time, I don't know how many people are left in the sect. Also, the protagonist's skills feel like they are just an excuse for the protagonist to act arbitrarily. After all, some reasons seem a bit ridiculous. It's quite fun to read comprehensively. The main thing is to learn to ignore many things that you think are unreasonable.

It's okay. It's pretty good. [Learned]

You can see, the same routine,

As expected of the sect leader, he succeeded in using his imagination to fool around.

This book is considered to be particularly good among imagination essays, but now that I have read about 60 to 70% of the book, I feel like I have exhausted my talents. Maybe all the good ideas have been used up, and I no longer have the refreshing feeling I had at the beginning. Overall it's worth watching.