The Strongest Immortal Court

After reading the comments, here are my personal thoughts. The book doesn't have any major logical errors; the author has clearly put in a lot of effort. Many readers say it's too simplistic. Honestly, the author didn't demonstrate any strategic depth in the war scenes; the battles just feel simplistic—just random hack-and-slash attacks and it's over.

I got poisoned to death by the female elf right at the start! And she's supposed to be a fairy... I'd rather have a mechanical one.

The Palace Master of "Ginseng Fruit Proves the Dao in the Primordial World" has come to collect and visit, wishing fellow Daoist a great success in collecting, soaring recommendations, and over 10,000 subscriptions!!!

This book is a copy of another one. Most of it is plagiarism. It's basically identical. They just changed the names. And the opponent's name changed from Demon King Clan to Demon King Group. Seriously? They changed a few names and it became yours.

The new book has been updated, is this old book going to be abandoned?

Novels about dynasties are difficult to write, but they also have a large readership. The author's writing is decent. I recently discovered a new novel about a dynasty, and it's quite enjoyable to read.

I've already tried it, it's a very basic, light novel... I'm dropping it.

Isn't something missing? A newly established regime wanting to play the game of conquest, isn't it lacking a strategic vision? Where's the intelligence department? I thought that if they could plant Ji Wuchang in the Tianwu Continent, a similar department would appear later on.

They raised it for so long it ruined it... It became a eunuch.

Bodhidharma knew the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms?