
Northern Profound Sect
北玄门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The reason this book isn't very popular is partly due to the overly complicated setup in the first ten chapters. While the book has lofty ideals, it's far from being easy to understand. I read the first few chapters two years ago. Two years later, I picked it up again, having forgotten why I'd thrown it away.
While on the island, Bai Zhen considered his sect his home and his master his father, and he was fond of Xiao Yunxia. He left the island to find his mother, and upon meeting the princess, he declared he would never fall in love with her. At the academy, he sought enlightenment and brought glory to his sect.
I'm currently on chapter 51, and I feel like the protagonist has too little screen time. He's only just reached the Foundation Establishment stage, but the author keeps focusing on the Golden Core geniuses from the major sects. I'm starting to wonder if the protagonist is really the protagonist? At first, I thought the author was going to write about a grassroots rise to power, but now all I see are a bunch of geniuses.
Everyone's going to read the new book, "After Becoming a Taoist Physician," it can't have another bad ending!
It will be available for purchase on July 1st. If you can afford it, please subscribe to all chapters 😒. If I can get 10 subscriptions out of 300, that would be great. After it's available, I'll try my best to write 4,000 words a day. If you see this, please give me your support. Right now, I only have 58 investors, not even 100.
I feel sorry for the protagonist. He's constantly running around, risking his life to earn resources and add essential equipment to the sect. He works tirelessly, providing the sect with a constant lifeline, yet he can't even afford a cheap storage ring. He's really suffering a huge loss.
Bai Zhen was thus gradually ensnared by the Li Tang dynasty, likely following the same pattern as the Yin Shang dynasty. He planned to drag his master into the chaos when disaster struck. This imperial advisor was practically a reincarnation of Shen Gongbao.
Well written! I'll give you all 8 monthly tickets!
Sigh, it's quite a lament. These days, all the online novels seem to be driven by the protagonist's conflicts! Aren't there any that unfold based on the development of events? It's all about the protagonist's grudges, love affairs, and leveling up by fighting monsters.
5 Votes in favor, author, please give this a featured post!