The Way and Its Ultimate

Looking more closely, the protagonist is quite a double standard. From the beginning, Zhang Xun was chosen to be trained by his side, and he trained the silly sweet girl with average qualifications into a dark-hearted pillar figure. The other two were left in the vegetable garden to grow freely. It sounds nice to say that these two are more talented and need to concentrate on training. However, the book never mentions how slow Zhang's training speed is, and it is just slow. It took ten days and half a month to catch up, and Zhang was given more magic weapons and cinnabar alone. Of course, the other two apprentices were not treated badly in terms of important materials, but it was obvious that the ordinary ones named Zhang got the most, especially the protagonist who only passed the most profitable survival capital talisman to Zhang. Is this a big deal? It is estimated that if there is only one good magic weapon that comes out later, the one with the surname Zhang will be given priority? But is this senior brother really used to decorate the cold palace?!!! There is also a girl, Rong Geer, who might be a potential junior sister. Seeing as she already had so many scenes of shopping and walking with birds before she joined the main cast, after being involved, the two brothers will probably have to huddle in the vegetable garden to do odd jobs. Even the better crickets are hidden and not allowed to be used by the junior junior. Poor, who told you to be male...

I don't know if it will be written later. . But after reading the first few chapters, I felt that it was enough to persuade me to give up. . . He said that the stone plate of his sect would lead the sect to glory, and then the protagonist came out of the stone plate, and the four people spoke sarcastically like fools. Just because the protagonist came out, even if he didn't respect the strong, he should be polite. Later, it was confirmed that he was the leader, and he talked to the protagonist in a weird manner. It was true. . . .

Seeing several juniors upset, high-spirited, and disobedient to discipline, they are destined to be cannon fodder, and the protagonist is easy to talk to. If it were someone else, they would have killed them to establish their authority. At worst, they would have to recruit new people to avoid future troubles.

After reading five chapters of persuading people to quit, it is obvious that the author has evil intentions.

What you wrote requires elixirs to break through the realm. I'm afraid it's not a biography of a mortal cultivating immortality, or a farming novel, and the protagonist is too double-standard, =_=

It's the same as challenging people's IQ! I just can't stand it after reading a few chapters.

Friends from the hostessless bar come to report

I'm speechless. The sect's classics have been snatched up by others. I don't believe that several major sects don't have basic exercises. Now even the core ones are given out. This sect still needs to exist. Author, can you be more rigorous in your conception?

Are all random works so beautiful?😰

The title of this book reminds me of an old book called "Only the Sword and the Ultimate"