Junior Brother, You’re the Sect Leader from Now On
师弟，以后你就是掌门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
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You are not going to be the leader, you are going to be a slave to the system. Anyway, you can't escape death. You will be killed by others and executed by the system.
Hasn't this evil system been completely wiped out by the master of Qidian? Why is it showing up again? 🔪
When I saw the mission failed, I stopped looking at it.
After seeing the introduction, I almost lost the desire to read it.
Book title: Life as a slave in the world of cultivating immortals 🙂
Tsk, tsk, tsk, there aren't many new novels about the system that threaten death.
I took a look at the profile and failed to erase it?
[New book trial] Working for the rise of the sect...???
Taking over as sect leader right from the start? NO! Starting out as a lone commander? YES! Li Mu was tricked into joining a sect, only to find that the sect consisted of his master, senior brother, and himself? After his master passed away, he was tricked into becoming the sect leader.
People always have a kind of rebellious psychology. I didn't feel anything when watching this ten years ago. Now when I see this kind of mission punishment, I want to watch it directly.
It's too much nonsense, practicing Qi at the fourth level and setting up a stall to recruit disciples. . . Does the author come from a background writing about urban life?