Working overtime, Chu Xinghe traveled to the number one sect in the world, activated the doom system, and discovered that as long as he was kicked out of the sect, he would be invincible and even able to travel through time and space. In order to get rewards, he took the blame for others, deliberately blew up furnaces, and purchased waste mines at high prices. However, he accidentally uncovered a traitor, revived the Suzaku Spiritual Fire, and obtained the inheritance of the Medicine Saint. Through his series of operations, he and his sect finally became stronger.
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26.04.24. Checked in after watching 60 episodes.
Overall review: The characters are exquisite, the Q version is cute, the routines are novel, the character dialogue and plot development are unexpected, and it is a comedy story of cultivating immortality that makes you laugh. When I first watched it, I wanted to give it 5 hearts. But looking at it, I started to feel uncomfortable in my heart. Spending time together day and night, those leaders, masters, fellow disciples, brothers and sisters who don't know that the male protagonist wants to bring down the sect, want to be kicked out of the sect, who sincerely trust him, support him, love him, want him to be happy, and want to do something for him, are absent from work... What do they count? Until the end, the male protagonist never thought for a second about what would happen to these people if the Haotian Sect was really finished. There was never a trace of intolerance or shame... The male protagonist was still a time traveler. As a Niu Ma, he is not moved or grateful at all for the goodwill and help released by the people around him, and he does not have the slightest hesitation or intolerance for doing things that extremely harm the interests and even lives of these people. It slowly becomes less funny...
Story: Chu Xinghe, a modern working man, was bound to the Compass of Doom and traveled to the Haotian Sect, the first sect to cultivate immortals. The compass system gave a prompt: "As long as you do anything to harm the Haotian Sect, the male protagonist will receive a reward." So the male protagonist racked his brains and tried every means to harm the interests of the Haotian Sect, with the intention of causing the Haotian Sect to decline or "expelling him from the school". As a result, things go against expectations. What the male protagonist really wants to do will often get the opposite feedback. The harder he works to become a demon, the better the sect's luck will be. He clearly wanted to harm the sect, but everyone praised him for his "elder brother's benevolence and righteousness". He worked hard to bring the Haotian Sect to an end, and everyone exclaimed "God bless Haotian"...
This version seems to be the best so far. The characters are well and vividly portrayed in all aspects. I am looking forward to the second season.
Funny and good-looking, the module is so good-looking
26.04.24. Checked in after watching 60 episodes. Overall review: The characters are exquisite, the Q version is cute, the routines are novel, the character dialogue and plot development are unexpected, and it is a comedy story of cultivating immortality that makes you laugh. When I first watched it, I wanted to give it 5 hearts. But looking at it, I started to feel uncomfortable in my heart. Spending time together day and night, those leaders, masters, fellow disciples, brothers and sisters who don't know that the male protagonist wants to bring down the sect, want to be kicked out of the sect, who sincerely trust him, support him, love him, want him to be happy, and want to do something for him, are absent from work... What do they count? Until the end, the male protagonist never thought for a second about what would happen to these people if the Haotian Sect was really finished. There was never a trace of intolerance or shame... The male protagonist was still a time traveler. As a Niu Ma, he is not moved or grateful at all for the goodwill and help released by the people around him, and he does not have the slightest hesitation or intolerance for doing things that extremely harm the interests and even lives of these people. It slowly becomes less funny... Story: Chu Xinghe, a modern working man, was bound to the Compass of Doom and traveled to the Haotian Sect, the first sect to cultivate immortals. The compass system gave a prompt: "As long as you do anything to harm the Haotian Sect, the male protagonist will receive a reward." So the male protagonist racked his brains and tried every means to harm the interests of the Haotian Sect, with the intention of causing the Haotian Sect to decline or "expelling him from the school". As a result, things go against expectations. What the male protagonist really wants to do will often get the opposite feedback. The harder he works to become a demon, the better the sect's luck will be. He clearly wanted to harm the sect, but everyone praised him for his "elder brother's benevolence and righteousness". He worked hard to bring the Haotian Sect to an end, and everyone exclaimed "God bless Haotian"...
This version seems to be the best so far. The characters are well and vividly portrayed in all aspects. I am looking forward to the second season.
Funny and good-looking, the module is so good-looking