
Seven Character Cards as a Starting Reward
开局奖励七张人物卡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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What's going on? I've seen several novels lately where the master and apprentice have that kind of relationship. Have ethics and morality been completely reversed? Whatever, it doesn't matter anymore...
I've read up to chapter sixty-four, so let me give you a summary of what it contains. There are currently two female leads who are known to be taking in the protagonist of this book, and both of them are practically throwing themselves at the protagonist. One of them is even an apprentice. Those who prefer pure romance or a single female lead can stop reading now.
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Your system provides cultivation techniques, disciples, and training materials, but none of it is used by the sect. What are you fussing about in a sect where everyone is an enemy? If you don't fail, who will?
The protagonist and Zhao Jian entered the sect at the same time, but the protagonist overtook Zhao Jian and became an elder first, becoming the seventh elder? Zhao Jian later became an elder, but became the fifth elder. Moreover, the two of them had only been in the sect for ten years.
Chapter Thirteen is seriously off-putting. He can just build a harem whenever he wants, but he even has to take on disciples—will it end up as a master-disciple romance? His female disciple is seventeen or eighteen and they're still sleeping together; even in modern times, nobody would dare do something like that.
No matter how much the sect mistreats me, the sect will always be the best. I can't survive without it. Even disciples with lower cultivation levels than me dare to insult me, an elder, but I remain completely unmoved.
They even set a minimum number of followers to comment. I couldn't continue reading after the fourth chapter. It's incredibly stupid, with a clichéd plot, an stupid protagonist, a brainless apprentice, a rambling writing style, and a villain who transmigrated from an urban fantasy novel. It's just a cheat code copied from someone else. I really can't find any reason to keep reading.
Is this our own sect? Why are they all enemies? Six elders united, working together to take down the weakest of the seven elders? They wouldn't be this coordinated even if they'd shared a toilet!
This is too forced. The sect's higher-ups are all targeting the protagonist; what's the point of staying in this sect? Don't talk about having feelings for him; what kind of feelings can you have for a dilapidated mountain and a few wooden huts? If I were here, I would have left with my men long ago. Staying here is just a waste of time; I'm being schemed against. It's truly speechless.