The Sect Master's Immortal Path

Well, how should I put it? This book has its advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it's a farming novel with a sect leader theme, and the plot is okay. It's passable when you're looking for something to read. However, the flaws are absolutely obvious. It's too toxic. The author poisons the story multiple times.

It's a pleasure to see another article that I like. Here's a reminder: author, please avoid harem themes, use fewer modern terms (kilometers, tons, meters, percentages), and absolutely refrain from using internet slang.

Does anyone even read this book? I've subscribed to the whole thing and read over 1000 chapters, and I just can't take it anymore! The protagonist is weak, and his intelligence is ridiculously low. He's always trying to find someone else to rely on. If he's weak, he should just find a place to cultivate diligently, and then seek revenge when he's stronger.

Hey bro, I've given you a tip! Update more often! You're too thin.

Finally, a sect-building novel without a system! I'll add it to my favorites and vote for it. Author, keep it up! Develop your character quietly, don't rush things, and don't make it too angsty!

1. Someone pays the protagonist a hefty sum to retrieve an item, only for the protagonist to deliberately trap the item and swindle their employer. 2. A sect elder who has repeatedly helped the protagonist survive crises, bestowed secret techniques, and provided clones for survival is about to break through to the next level.

The advantage of this book is its large volume and satisfying content; the disadvantage is that it's a pile of poop. Those who don't mind Akaishi's writing style can read it.

This protagonist is a hypocrite, a bully who picks on the weak and fears the strong. He finds it disgusting when others associate with other races and wants to distance himself from them, but when he himself cooperates with other races, he doesn't feel disgusted at all and even tries to curry favor with them.

The most shameless and despicable traitorous protagonist in the history of Qidian.com. Considering that protagonists are usually an avatar of the author, the author is unlikely to be a good person either.

This book is a rare gem among sect leader novels; it's actually very well-written and worth reading. I strongly suggest skipping the less-than-ideal parts and trying to read on. Books like this are rare, and it's a truly exceptional read during a reading slump. I've read over 160 chapters so far and have some suggestions; I wonder if the author will see them.