
I'm Exhausted from Trying to Save the Jie Sect
想拯救截教的我太累了
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- Completed
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- 687k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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A disciple of the Jie Sect in name only saved the sect? Was he crazy? Or was he trying to make me laugh?
Lately, Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is full of novels with unclear writing or those that are written haphazardly. I'm so confused.
Dou Niang wrote with the spirit of a junk king.
What is there to save about the Jie Sect? Apart from a few genuine cultivators, the rest are all cruel and bloodthirsty, prone to eating people and drinking blood. They are a bunch of demons and monsters; it would be better if they were wiped out.
I don't understand what's so great about the Jie Sect that needs saving. The Jie Sect has done just as many despicable things as the Chan Sect. The Chan Sect at least values following its own path and has some sense of shame, while the Jie Sect has all sorts of demons and monsters, and has killed countless people.
When reading Investiture of the Gods, the Jie Sect was portrayed as a demonic sect that ate people and refined souls, yet many people tried to whitewash it. It was disgusting.
I'm already asking for a refund before I've even finished reading the first chapter. In this primordial world, even a saint's dojo needs spirit stones?
I was completely baffled; they couldn't even describe the concept of "realm" clearly.
How did he get level 5 on both of his books? Were his other books banned?
I'm tired of having to become a disciple of the Jie Sect in eight out of ten books on the prehistoric era.