The Immortal Sect: All My Disciples Are Children of Destiny

Does your sect really have any reason to exist? I read in the previous chapters that you would abandon the sect if you didn't give spirit stones. Shouldn't your sect's profits from ordinary disciples be greater than the stipends given to them?

This book isn't one of those that uses the gimmick of a sect-based storyline but leaves everything to the protagonist to handle alone. So far, there haven't been any particularly awkward parts. The only thing that bothers me is the lack of updates; it's not enough!

So many levels for a single Innate being: Innate, Upper Innate, High-level Innate, Upper-level Advanced Innate, Upper-level Peak Innate, Peak Innate. I'm impressed, utterly impressed. Goodbye.

Brothers, take my advice, run!

Taking on these disciples was a huge mistake. With a summoning system like this, what's the point of having so many disciples? High talent? None of them are useful; they're like parasites. The story is turning into a babysitting tale. While the sect is expanding its territory, what are these disciples thinking? They're all just guessing at each other's intentions. What's the use? Just slap them all away.

I'd like to suggest that the main character needs to slow down the pace. For example, after conquering an area, there should be time to process things, or a stronger intervention might require a pause. Otherwise, the summoned characters keep leveling up, and all the sect disciples can't keep up, which is pointless. Even if you're using resources to support them, it's useless.

It looks good; I've already invested in it. #Shennong#

It feels like the author has disappeared. I finally found a good book, and just when I was getting into it, the author ran away.

What's the point of a sect? Disciples don't do any work but get paid every day; if they don't, they betray the sect?

Update quickly, not enough! Hurry, hurry!