[Comedy] + [Contrasts] + [Absurd] + [An Unorthodox Cultivation World]
The more Lin Dong looked at his sect, the more he felt something was off. Was this really an orthodox sect?
Lin Dong: Master, is our sect really an orthodox sect?
Daoist Zhengyang: Of course! Our sect is called the High Noon Sect. Like the sun at noon, we shine with brilliance. Doesn't that make us an orthodox sect?
Lin Dong: I get what you're saying, but why does our sect look like it's belching black smoke from a distance, dripping with evil energy?
Daoist Zhengyang: That's because we're so righteous it's downright evil!
The First Peak, where they harvest kidneys without anesthetic,
The Second Peak, where they prove the Dao through killing,
The Third Peak, where they steal the Dao,
The Fourth Peak, where they cultivate through dual cultivation,
The Fifth Peak, where they practice unorthodox alchemy,
The Sixth Peak, where they use the Imperial Banner,
The Seventh Peak, where they drive corpses,
The Eighth Peak, where they cultivate the Blood Dao,
The Ninth Peak, where they cultivate the Illusion Dao,
The Tenth Peak, home to unorthodox Celestial Masters,
The Eleventh Peak, where they practice unorthodox body cultivation,
The Twelfth Peak, where they practice unorthodox artifact crafting.
Lin Dong thought the High Noon Sect was the unorthodox one. Turns out this whole cultivation world was unorthodox.
What kind of immortal is this cultivator? How come the more I look at it, the more I look like I'm sitting on the wrong path? [What][What][What]
I thought it was okay, but after reading it for a long time, I found that there were repeated passages in several chapters.
There are a lot of descriptions of a bunch of women. It feels too vulgar to read too much. I thought it was quite interesting after reading the introduction.