Wuxia Heavens: From the Start, I'm Hengshan's Young Sect Leader

Don't always talk about chaotic times; the era of "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer" wasn't during chaotic times.

Well, this premise isn't good. If a monastery accepts nuns, it'll be met with fierce criticism. If a nunnery accepts a man, the entire nunnery will be tainted by gossip.

The biggest problem with this book is that a man standing at the pinnacle of power, who should be a Dao seeker focused on cultivating the Dao, freely exploring different worlds, adding variables and stirring up the plot while simultaneously comprehending and cultivating, is instead burdened with excessive descriptions of women.

Chapter Two describes a lone figure providing disaster relief in the wilderness, where the starving people are orderly and not fighting over anything. Is this a scene from a dream? Let alone in ancient times, it's highly unlikely even now.

This book would have been a good book 50 years ago, but it's a bit outdated now; it has a pure Jin Yong feel to it.

How dare one go to give out porridge! Seeing someone giving porridge, the hungry people didn't dare to get it! It's time to get the porridge, and it's in good order!!!!! The author didn't know how to write. He couldn't write anything for a day, and then he knew...

At first glance, I thought it was "The Immortal Swordsman of Hengshan".

To be honest, the biggest problem with the first three chapters is that they seem to take themselves too seriously. They could have simply seen the suffering of others and been inspired to want a better life, but instead, they describe it as if some great war between good and evil is about to break out, and all ordinary people are doomed. I'm speechless. Do these martial arts sects really dare to go head-to-head with the imperial court?

The synopsis says the "golden finger" (a term referring to a powerful, exploitable ability) is exactly the same as another novel, like Emei.

The little girl was so hungry she ate tree bark, and then she said the disaster struck suddenly, and the relief teams from Hengshan hadn't even come down the mountain yet? Shouldn't Hengshan be notified before a disaster strikes so they can prepare? Or is Hengshan dreaming? They're eating tree bark, and it's supposed to be sudden? Hengshan hasn't even had time to come down the mountain yet?