Trapped in a Demonic Sect, But I Have Countless Clones

One day, the protagonist suddenly discovers that there are no human beings except himself. Everyone in the world is his clone. Whether it is the righteous way or the magic sect, whether it is the court or the barbarian, whether it is the emperor and queen of the common people, the rich merchants, Yamen and prostitutes in the town are all the protagonist's clones.

The subject matter is okay, but if the protagonist only focuses on trivial things, then this book will be useless. With so many clones, let these clones join all the sects, and then arrange for other clones to join these sects to learn the four arts of immortality, and so on. After these clones grow up, they compete for the position of leader. In the end, the entire immortal cultivation sect in the world belongs to the protagonist. The clones can then be arranged to learn the combined attack formation, and many clones can be arranged to form an army. At that time, the entire world belongs to the protagonist.

I'm not asking you to keep reading forever. I'm not a devil. But what does it mean to read other people's books? What happened to your concept of reading? You just read my book, right? If you continue like this, you will read two other people's books tomorrow, and four other people's books the day after tomorrow, and by the time I put them on the shelves, you will have forgotten about me. As an author, I may have to get down on my knees and beg you. Real. References:

After it was put on the shelves, I felt like I couldn't stand it anymore, especially the two green tea bitches, the righteous sisters, which made me sick to death. If such people can practice your so-called literary way, then your literary way is simply a joke. It made me scratch all over my body, as if I had eaten a lump💩

It's been more than a hundred chapters and it's only the fourth level of Qi training... There are so many clones, it feels like they are just for water characters... It's too stressful.

I read more than 300 chapters through the limited exemption, but I can't understand them. I can't understand them at all. You said it was well written, with one stroke in the east and one stroke in the west, but the main line is not clear. The writing is not good, the writing style and story are good, not boring, and the various settings are colorful. But there is no difference between seeing it and not seeing it. As for the protagonist, you say he has cultivated immortality, but he has no idea what Taoism is. The protagonist wants to escape? But the map has not been expanded. Where can I escape? I think the protagonist is quite comfortable staying in the Demon Sect. The logic of the story is also very blunt. I don't understand how Qin Yi and Liu Zhenzhen have so many things going on every day, and they can make a deal with anyone. The sect competition has been promoted for a long time. I have also practiced elixirs, written talismans, and mastered the avatar. I didn't expect that you really have to write for a month for the sect competition that is just one month away? I haven't seen this yet, but suddenly there is a sect war. It feels like this sect competition is no longer important. The background is not so much about cultivating immortals, but rather about cultivating mechanics in a strange world. This fight is not easy to do, the main focus is on mechanics. So for a long time, what is the main line?

The author definitely put a lot of effort into the settings. The plot logic and the like are definitely carefully considered. This is great. Writing skills can be practiced and honed, but if you don't pay attention, you will mess up and earn a guaranteed salary, and you will not be able to go far, become a great master, or pass down the history.

How can I put it, it's fun for me to see it for free. I thought it was quite interesting before, but the plot progressed very slowly in one or two chapters and the dialogue may not have ended because there were several clones taking turns to write it, so the writing was very detailed. Now that I have finished watching it in one sitting, the plot and world view have been laid out, and it is very enjoyable to watch.

At present, I have seen the part where the clone was entangled by some young boss. I feel that the progress has become a bit slow since I came back from the secret realm of Haisuan. I don't know where so many things come from. I have been preparing for it. It seems that new things have emerged for the clone to solve. The clone is incapable of doing anything. Now that it is over, the sixth level of Qi refining is stuck again. I don't know when the Qi refining will be completed. I can foresee that it will be stuck in foundation building later. I can't talk about guiding the author to write a book or something. I just feel that it is convenient. Kanade can be speeded up appropriately. It is obvious that there is a clone, but it feels busier than without one. A hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. From multiple perspectives, I feel that I have said a lot, but things are not progressing. The progress is not advancing. What is the righteous path of the demon clan? There are a lot of things foreshadowed but no points connected together. I am still practicing Qi, but I am involved in so many things, and my body cultivation level cannot be improved. Could it be that this is a slow-burning book? That may not be suitable for me.

If you are a eunuch, please send me the outline. I want to read it.