Northern Profound Sect

The reason why this book is not popular has something to do with the fact that the setting of the first ten chapters is too cumbersome. This book has a very high intention, but it has nothing to do with being easy to understand. I read the first few chapters two years ago and read them again two years later. I forgot why I threw them away at the time, so I skipped the first dozen chapters. After the chapter, I feel very good. There is indeed something. But because I haven't read the previous part, I don't understand many plots, so I turned back and read it again As a result, my head was swollen after reading four chapters... I finally knew why I threw it away in the first place Not many people can survive this. Author Aren't you tired of combining so many messy settings? Isn't it cheap if we use general settings for cultivation novels? Don't you know that the most important thing is to be easy to understand?

When Bai Zhen was on the island, his sect was his home, his master was his father, and he liked Xiao Yunxia; he left the island to find his mother, and when he met the princess, he said he would never fall in love with her; he was in the academy to ask questions and earn glory for his master; now he has become a prostitute, and he has married the princess, and he regards Li Tang's country as more important than his master. It's a pity that whether it was because he was young and ignorant, or because he was blinded by glitz and glamor, his original intention changed step by step. For Master Lu, this number is likely to be useless. Unless the version is updated (Li Tang is destroyed), it is better to recruit a better disciple as soon as possible.

I have read Chapter 51 now, and I feel that the protagonist has too few roles. He has just established his foundation, but the author has been writing about those elite Jindan geniuses. Now I feel that the protagonist is really the protagonist? I thought at first that the author was going to write about the rise of grassroots, but now I see a bunch of geniuses.

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I feel sorry for the protagonist. He is busy with his own life and death, earning resources to add hardware accessories to the sect. He works tirelessly to provide blood transfusions to the sect. He is reluctant to even buy an inexpensive storage ring. He is really at a loss. Other people's novels about cultivating immortals are about mutual benefit between the sect and the individual. Get first and pay later, but looking at the current development trend of the protagonist, it is always the protagonist who leads the development of the sect. He pays more and gets less. This problem occurs because it develops too fast and too urgently, and the disciples cannot keep up and support him--this is to find a road of suffering for yourself! As long as you develop slower and let your disciples grow up, you will be a lot more relaxed. The more persistent you are, the more painful you will be.

Bai Zhen was trapped by Li Tang step by step. He probably followed the same pattern as the Yin Shang Dynasty. When there was a big disaster, he got his master involved. This national master was simply the reincarnation of Shen Gongbao.

Nice writing. I'll give you all 8 monthly passes.

Hey, I'm just thinking about it, how come the Internet literary circles now all use the conflict between the protagonists to promote novels! Isn't it the kind of thing that relies on the development of things? It's all about the protagonist's grievances and hatreds, and about fighting monsters and upgrading.

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