The Sect Leader Wants to Defy Heaven

Dear author, it's really unfortunate that I see your book every day, even though it's free for a limited time. I even used a free reading coupon a few days ago.

I haven't seen it yet, but the cover is so cute! Is the sect leader that cute?

It feels like it's about to end, even though the series is only just getting started...

It's quite well-written, much better than those mindless wish-fulfillment novels. The author should really fix some of the plot holes from the beginning, like the inner disciple who died but somehow came back to life; otherwise, it might be off-putting.

19 Characters. You're a character master among the free ones!

This book is actually not bad, but the results don't quite match; the data is too poor. The author would probably be more suited to categorizing it as fantasy or xianxia (a genre of Chinese fantasy).

Putting aside the fact that the author's missions are each six months or a year long, as if they're rushing to be reincarnated, and that the protagonist has a cheat code and trains quickly, like a private server in a game, which is tolerable, the local disciples also train as fast as a private server in a game, while the local disciples of other sects train incredibly slowly, like the official…

Taming and controlling beasts is a thrilling aspect 🤫🤫🤫, but I hope you don't recruit those ferocious, bloodthirsty beasts as subordinates 🤫. Firstly, they kill too many people and are not likable; secondly, their nature is unsuitable for taming and controlling. You could write about some likable beasts, recruiting those willing to cooperate with humans.

The writing is quite good, but some details are not handled well. The beginning is so-so, but it gets better later on.

😅The lack of clear distinction between rewards and punishments, coupled with the fact that Penglai Pavilion hadn't made a foolish mistake, meant that the crisis of the entire clan's near extinction was handled so lightly. No novel, regardless of its genre, can accept this.