The Path of a Cultivation Sect Master

The writing is wonderful. The first dozen or so chapters are a little slow-paced and could be shortened. The rest of the book is very good, but it's a pity that it ends at chapter fifty. Fortunately, I wrote down the outline of the last chapter, so I read a complete story.

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I have just read Chapter 30. It is really not easy for Qin Yi. It is difficult even when I think about it. In the world of cunning and deceitful cultivation, strength is the main factor, but it is not strong enough to shoulder heavy responsibilities. Internal and external troubles are eyeing them. After all, there are a few good people in the sect, but they all died in internal fighting. At first, I hated Liang's arrogance and thought he was just another clown, but in the end, he was able to help me. It's hard to imagine how desperate the protagonist was in the dungeon, and how much pressure he felt inside. I felt sorry for Xiao Jingjie, Deacon Wu, and the disciple of the Law Enforcement Hall. They were innocent and loyal, but died at the hands of the same sect [crying]

It's a good book, I almost missed it, the plot is great

Oops, why is there no one?

It's a pity that my writing skills are solid.

It's very well written, and it's one of the most realistic fairy tales I've ever read. It's a pity that there's no follow-up.

A bit, it means being the leader of a cultivation sect.