The Sect Leader's Words Become Law

They deceived my feelings. I thought they were genuine newcomers, but after the promotion, I found out they were seasoned veterans. I'm furious!

This kind of writing seems to start with the main focus on the Kaiyang Mountain training ground, but then the author goes around showing off on the minimap and getting humiliated. At first, I thought the author could only manifest their power on Kaiyang Mountain, but the use of flowers, divine trees, and the ability to manifest power through words are all discarded.

I like how the novel's ending portrays the Imperial Advisor as the guardian of this world. This world, where anyone who breaks through to the Refinement of Spirit has a chance of being corrupted by something from beyond the realm, is described as follows: the Imperial Advisor (a tiger spirit) devours some Refinement of Spirit cultivators to protect the world and increase his own power to better…

... I was thinking, what need is there for talent to make words come true? If I can't achieve it all at once, can't I just jump a whole major realm at once? After all, even unparalleled talent is possible. Once my realm is higher, and I've met more people, I can always improve my talent when I see others showing off later. Although I think talent is dispensable—after all, if you can make words come true, who would bother with the hard work of cultivation?

The ability to make one's words law is quite powerful, but the protagonist constantly focuses on improving his talent and then training. Couldn't they try using flowers to directly increase his strength? To put it bluntly, treat flowers like experience books; eating them directly grants experience points.

The fourth-generation patriarch who was suppressed might actually be the biggest world boss. Don't they realize that the Thunder God Tree suppressed him in the first place? Once the seal is completely lifted, that will be the day he returns.

I thought there was going to be a new invincible story to amuse me, but it turns out to be just a temporary verbal sparring match. 🙂

I still prefer the old "Wandering Immortal," "Sealing Immortal," and "Records of Immortal Court Sealing." The later books just weren't for me anymore. I hope the author's work gets better and better. 🌹

The previous aptitude upgrades were all temporary, so I'm wondering if that so-called immortality attainment in the introduction is also temporary?

It feels like the style changed after "The Great Void Dragon Transformation Chapter." That ethereal, otherworldly feeling is gone, and the author isn't the same person anymore.