Your Spell Versions Are Too Outdated!

Author, please change the prices! The prices are outrageous. Two treasures together only cost 20, while writing a letter costs 5 per word, so one letter costs over 400. I keep buying treasures, and my spell level has gone up several levels. I can't stand it anymore.

What I find most absurd is that after winning the championship in chapter fifty-something, everyone hates him. I'm truly speechless; it's like someone who's ranked last hating the top student in the entire school.

Earlier, it was mentioned that delivering messages was expensive and ordinary disciples couldn't afford it, but then a lot more was written about it immediately afterward. Isn't that contradictory? This seems like a cautious approach. It feels like the author wanted to write about the intrigue and power struggles within the demonic path, but the protagonist acts like an idiot. 🐷

Terrible. They have the ability to kill with a single blow but don't act; instead, they explain to the opponent that they're certain to die today, as if afraid the opponent won't fight to the death. And basic swordsmanship can attack across time and space? The left foot hurts first before being attacked? Truly amazing!

I only started reading this book because the synopsis said it would upgrade my basic swordsmanship to level 50, but after upgrading, the basic swordsmanship turned into the Southern Bright Fire technique. The author is a big liar! Don't be fooled by the synopsis.

The version was updated, and sword energy was supposed to be instantaneous, but later it changed and it wasn't. A Qi Refining Stage 3 cultivator died and revived, yet a Foundation Establishment cultivator wouldn't be interested.

For no apparent reason, they keep saying the protagonist has poor aptitude and can't learn magic. Does this mean the entire demonic sect is full of geniuses, or that even ordinary demonic techniques require extraordinary talent to learn? Aren't people with average talent the main force of the sect? It's making the viewing experience quite bad. They might as well have just set the protagonist as having poor aptitude from the start. 😓

The world the author wrote can only have a maximum of three thousand late-stage Foundation Establishment cultivators at the same time 🙂. I laughed.

I couldn't even finish three chapters. Hiding and then forming a group? Are they afraid they're not a big enough target? That others won't be able to find them? And the protagonist is so easily trusting; he's really not very bright. And this Demonic Sect, with their random teleportation to separate people, is also ridiculous. Goodbye.

I really don't understand the protagonist's thought process. Offending others with the storage bag at the beginning was just stupid. With such a powerful cheat ability, shouldn't he be developing steadily? Why was he jumping around like that? He just needlessly brought trouble upon himself. His intelligence is truly worrying.