The Outcast: As the Leader of the Whole Nature School, I Outclass the Celestial Master

I'm not a shill. Although his previous books had higher ratings, I felt the quality wasn't as good as this one. The author has actually read *Under One Person* and didn't ruin the characters' personalities. The lower rating is because this book is new. I personally don't like the female lead, and this book doesn't have any ambiguous or suggestive content.

I've read up to chapter 50 so far, and to be honest, my impression of this book is quite good. Aside from the author's writing style needing some polishing, the protagonist doesn't engage in harem antics, doesn't randomly acquire women, and doesn't arbitrarily change characters' fates. The characters' destinies don't involve much killing, which I think is already quite good.

Two updates daily, with bonus updates in May: One bonus update for every 0.1 increase in rating, and one bonus update for every 1000 "love chapters". The author works part-time, does not read book reviews, comments, or @mentions.

Very good, so far it's been great. Given the protagonist's personality, I suggest he stay single and not have a female lead. Without a female lead, he has no ties, allowing him to so brazenly take the blame. This is the kind of plot I want to see. Honestly, three chapters a day is a lot compared to other authors, but it's still not enough!

Keep it up, just update more often! I'll recommend this book to my friends. A good book shouldn't be overlooked. Those harem-building stories are just awful. I highly recommend this book! 👍👍👍💕💕💕

Well, so far, the only flaw is the fight between the protagonist and the Old Celestial Master. The Old Celestial Master's defeat was too quick, or rather, it was strange, or perhaps the author didn't write it well. Otherwise, I think it's very well written.

I love watching it, I love it so much!

The story flows smoothly, with a well-paced rhythm. It has a strong "Under One Person" feel to it, and the development is never boring. The plot is very original, much better than those formulaic ones. There's virtually no out-of-character (OOC) elements, making it a very enjoyable read, and the characters all have their own distinct thoughts. A rare gem, definitely worth reading.

This is considered one of the better fanfictions; I like the main character, Leziren.

I feel the protagonist is the truly carefree type because he doesn't care about others' opinions. He'd even max out his credit card for a obviously fake sword, then buy a bunch of counterfeit items, only to throw them away immediately afterward. He knows they're fake, but he's only in it for the old conman's praise and performance. It's probably a "playing the field" mentality.