High Martial: Cast Out by My Family, I Awaken the Chaos Saintly Physique

It's really good, keep it up, author!

Growth often comes more intensely from setbacks; it's better to start now than to begin tomorrow.

Great! Great! Keep it up! Keep it up!

Keep it up! Don't be like other books where you write a bit and then stop updating. I've seen many books with this pattern, but I've never seen one that truly shows the character's growth and development, especially one that has always been mistreated by family members.

After reading these extra chapters, my face turned grave. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.

I think the protagonist should patiently endure hardship and return to his family. Since he's currently weak, he should use the family's resources to help him grow, avoiding unnecessary entanglements and assassinations that could hinder his progress. His return should be predicated on the patriarch suppressing those who bullied him in the past.

The writing is good! It's just that the protagonist feels a bit stifled! His cultivation level doesn't improve fast enough! He's always getting wrecked by a single family. A satisfying revenge story is what makes a good read! Looking forward to more updates from the author!

I'll give it a good review for now. If he grows up and manages to destroy the Jiang and Luo families, I'll change it to a bad review. I'm currently on chapter 34. This book is painful to read; you should all try it out and don't let me be the only one suffering.

The low score is probably due to the lack of experience gained from killing monsters, but I think that was the author's main intention. After all, most experience-gaining monsters respawn, and the book mentions that monsters come from other places, including those that naturally grow in the wild, so there's no experience gain for them. Also, level 90 is Saint, and level 100 is Emperor.

This novel is great value; you won't regret getting hooked. I've caught up to the latest update, and the battle scenes are so exciting and thrilling! Plus, it's a single-female lead story with no other complicated relationships, which is great. (I can't stand those cheesy harem novels; they're always just about showing off, and I need to cleanse my eyes before reading them.)