The Lord of the Profound Yin Sect of Shushan

It's hard to believe that the Green Chain Sword, once in the protagonist's hands, becomes nothing more than a roadside object. Having just escaped danger, he didn't hold back any longer and immediately started causing a ruckus at Mount Wutai. Just like a hot-tempered, impulsive young man and a spirited lad, all they want to do is get things done.

What bad luck! Why train with men when you can't train with women?

The good grass is too cheap. The protagonist, a demonic figure, is too kind to his subordinates, lacking any sense of class. Especially the group brought by his apprentices. Even though the protagonist is so polite to them, they are still resentful. These are demonic figures, not kind-hearted people; you have to show them your power, or they won't obey you. It's all about showing power, not morality. No class whatsoever. The supplies are also too cheap.

For example, in the previous book, *The Ancestor of Ten Thousand Demons*, the main focus should have been on the Three Sovereigns and True Dragons, but that wasn't done. Instead, they started writing about the Mysterious Demons of the Heavens.

Dear Author: How have you been lately? The weather in Siberia has been harsh and cold lately, with several rounds of blizzards, but the scenery is absolutely stunning. Please be sure to update with 200,000 words daily so I can read more exciting content. Otherwise, the unharvested potatoes in Siberia will become your daily work and basic meals, and even more beautiful Siberian scenery awaits your enjoyment. I hope to see you soon, my dear author. Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

I love the Shushan magic weapon genre the most. In the past, The Wandering Toad was my number one classic Shushan fantasy novel. It's a pity that The Wandering Toad doesn't write much anymore, so only you, the author, are left. This book is almost finished. Do you have any new ideas for the next story?

The beginning was well-written, but the part after escaping to Wutai Mountain felt like it was written by a completely different person; the protagonist's mind went from cunning and shrewd to that of a naive and impulsive fool.

The author wrote several times, lamenting that he wasn't a righteous person and couldn't accept Yang Li as a disciple. Wrong! Yang Li is a lowly sycophant, willing to be a slave for a woman, lacking both the ambition to cultivate and ascend, and the utmost responsibility for the sect's legacy! How could such a person be a disciple? All that hard work teaching him, just so he'd fawn over a goddess? What use is that to his master? What use is that to the sect?

😅The author is trying to be "innovative" again, but it feels like it will be abandoned quickly, just like that novel with an original worldview. The conflict with Mount Wutai is too deliberately and forcibly created. As a reader said, four or five chapters are just about the protagonist's feasting and drinking at Mount Wutai.