The Number One Senior Brother in the Immortal World

The altar was erected, but it was invisible. Only after the smoke cleared did the altar and the poisonous smoke become visible. The city's defenses were far too lax. They didn't even notice the monsters reinforcing their troops; was intelligence not properly arranged?

This book left me with a rather vague impression. Which gate exactly is Xuanmen? Characters from the prehistoric era are gradually appearing, but the prehistoric setting is quite extensive, and the world unfolding from a single sect mission isn't particularly engaging; it feels rather bland. Is the main plot about restoring the sect's glory? Or is it just a side project orchestrated by Lao Tzu?

Daily settlement, starting your cultivation journey from menial tasks.

Keep it up! Don't suppress combat power too much. Don't change the settings later.

One chapter on the very first day of the new book's release? Seriously? 😂

Why does my investment keep saying the verification code is wrong?

Actually, this book isn't bad. It has a very good foundation: a grand worldview, a confrontation between humans and demons, a battle between mystical and demonic forces, and the presence of witchcraft. The protagonist's personality is also likable; he's fundamentally kind, friendly to his sect, and has charisma.

Well, it felt a bit like the old formula, but it was alright. 🎬 Plot:

There are no familiar characters, so the sense of immersion is not strong. There are no life-or-death plot twists, so there's a lack of urgency. This wilderness is rather bland.

You can learn it after reading it once, which is considered a very powerful cheat ability. It's frequently used in many urban novels; in a stable society, someone with slightly extraordinary abilities will have a smooth career progression. The protagonist of this book has a very low social status, and there is no orthodox order in the Great Wilderness.