My Sect Was Wiped Out, So I Led My Fellow Disciples in a Desperate Escape

It's rare for me to write a review, but this is truly excellent! 😄 As a long-time bookworm, I highly recommend it. The story follows a group of fellow disciples who unite to bravely venture into the Heavenly Demon Forest. They take a short break after 5000 Qi Refining cultivators, ultimately saving over 700 Foundation Establishment cultivators, including five whose Heavenly Dao has been severed.

This is a rare gem of a book, and the only one on Tomato Bookstore where I've seen updates. Finally, it's free of time travel, rebirth, systems, and the "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" trope. The main characters are finally aging normally (I hate those stories where the protagonist starts as a teenager and remains a teenager even after destroying the entire world—are all the…

It's far more exciting than those daydreaming, fantastical, and invincible stories that start with an unbelievable premise. It's also far more worth reading than those system novels, rebirth novels, and overnight riches novels. The story of an ordinary person, relying on a minor "golden finger" (a cheat ability), and growing step by step through their own intellect is quite inspiring. Five stars is not an exaggeration at all!

After reading countless cultivation novels filled with constant intrigue and backstabbing between the main and supporting characters, this one, where the protagonists and supporting characters unite as one to overcome a crisis, is truly refreshing.

This is an interesting angle. I think it's pretty good. However, I suggest the author explore more of the various skills and techniques of cultivation. Some characters could be used for recovery, buffing, and healing. The author should also gradually upgrade their magical artifacts and logistical support.

Indeed, a militarized sect, struggling to survive and grow stronger, hoping to one day dominate the cultivation world.

Update faster! Two chapters a day are nice, but not enough! Also, the protagonist's cultivation level needs to be increased, the sect needs to be rebuilt, and the protagonist's cultivation should at least be number one!

It has a genuine "ordinary people" feel to it, and the story is good. It's not pretentious, there are no face-slapping moments, and both the main and supporting characters are well-developed, with their personalities and actions standing up to scrutiny! The plot is reasonable; thankfully, it's not a one-sided, overwhelming victory. It emphasizes teamwork and collaboration!

I've reached chapter 332. It's a traditional cultivation novel. Like other cultivation novels, it uses the same "golden finger" trope, but what's different is that it's a story about a group of people, not just individual strength, but a united effort to overcome crises.

If there are six stars, I would give it five and a half stars. I've already read chapter 1067, the final battle of Flowing Fire Cave. To be honest, after thirty years of reading online novels, I'm practically immune to all poisons. Yet, it still makes me feel like the wind and sand are blowing through my eyes, and my nose is stinging with tears—truly a perfect match for the finest pickled cabbage!