I'll Be the Sect Leader

Doesn't the author know that annihilation is a major taboo in system novels? Aren't they afraid of the story flopping? Any bizarre punishment is acceptable, but annihilation is absolutely unacceptable.

This guy named Feng Yun is really problematic. If I were the protagonist, I'd definitely fire him. People like him who speak without thinking will cause trouble sooner or later. Kill him off already.

The reason this book doesn't have many readers is because it follows traditional novelistic descriptions, lacking character hierarchy and being too conventional. Most readers today are accustomed to innate, acquired, and other such hierarchical systems, forgetting that even traditional storytelling, including the novels of Jin Yong and Gu Long, had certain hierarchical distinctions.

I've abandoned the book; the skill I drew still has an expiration date.

I'm abandoning the book. The skill I drew has an expiration date, so I'm not going to read it anymore.

I really don't understand why someone would take another as a disciple when they've already fought to the bitter end. If they really just need to fill a group, they might as well find some orphans or take on a few apprentice disciples.

Why did you add "time travel" at the beginning? Does the protagonist even resemble a time traveler? How is he different from the original characters? There's absolutely no sense of connection or conflict in the story.

Here's a small suggestion: after looking at dozens of images, I feel the settings could be slightly modified: 1. For example, in the martial arts skill draw, it can be set that you can draw once a day, and the martial arts skill you draw can be used on the same day and reset the next day. 2. Points earned from completing tasks can be used to draw martial arts skills once, such as 10,000 points.

It's already finished, so I won't be giving away monthly tickets (づ●─● )づ

The story is complete. 😁😁😁😁