Tales of Immortal Hong

This sect is a failure. Regardless of whether the author says the sect encourages competition or not, and regardless of who is right or wrong, the fact that they can kill people within the sect is a failure. It gives the impression that the sect is finished, lacks control and security, and should have fallen apart long ago.

I always find Lin Bao'er's character a bit off-putting, a little irritating. Her constant teasing of the protagonist is irritating. Even if she's a naive and innocent girl who's reached this level of cultivation, she shouldn't be causing trouble everywhere. She should at least understand basic decency. She should know the protagonist is poor; without hunting, how can he cultivate without meat?

Look what I found! A new book that has just started updating Let's act quietly and not alert him. Sneak up behind him Shout it out loud: "I'm on the first floor!"

Since the daily poison delivery is no longer poisonous, my youth is over.

I've always been curious about how someone mentally in their seventies or eighties (who probably died around that age in their previous life) could willingly call a twenty- or thirty-year-old "mother" after transmigrating. Can anyone explain this? If calling someone "father" or "mother" is based on gratitude, then I feel like I could be the father of many people. I also read a novel where someone in their eighties transmigrated and called a thirty-year-old "father."

The classic example of transplanting a low-magic martial arts world's structure into a high-magic cultivation world introduces a bug. In a low-magic world, sects can certainly be this dark; after all, even the most skilled martial artists weaken with age, and lifespans are limited to a little over a hundred years. Everything prioritizes profit and sect succession.

I saw no ethereal aura, only malevolent energy; the only reason this sect hasn't fallen apart is because the author is using cheat codes.

Seeing so many people criticizing this book, saying that sects are even worse than demonic cultivators, I decided to leave. Thank you all for your guidance.

Author, why don't you set the protagonist's sect as a demonic sect, where all disciples except the true disciples are unimportant, encouraging competition and killing? That would reduce the toxicity.

When I saw that Qingniu had started a new book, I clicked on it immediately, so fast!