Cultivating Immortality Through Devotion, I Have a Golden Seal of the Great Dao
服气修仙，我有一枚大道金印
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A righteous sect initially claimed that the relationships among fellow disciples were excellent, but then they revealed that the relationship between disciples from aristocratic families and those from humble backgrounds was so chaotic, and they even claimed that it was because the rules were difficult to manage—these were all excuses.
He's showing off his knowledge, putting on airs, contradicting himself, and making a big fuss again.
Chapter Four, the Sword Fighting Arc, keeps switching between Lu Chen and Xu Zhi—what's the protagonist's real name anyway?! This author isn't taking this novel seriously at all! Do they really think readers are reading like they're reading Crimson King?! They're irresponsible to themselves and their readers, and they expect their novel to succeed? Keep dreaming! 😅
The three perspectives of this book
This book is said to be written in the right way, but the author is very satisfied with the plot of "Zhanchen Yuan" and "Xianfan has other plots". Coupled with the follow-up comment section, the plot of the family within the sect. What is written is not about the rugged and bumpy road to immortality, which makes people feel helpless. The author's three views are obviously a bit hierarchical.
What is it about, Taiqing Sect is just a hypocrite sect?
Claiming to govern the world with morality, pig's feet entered the inner sect and chose the cave. First, he was a third-level qi-training deacon who was not even an inner sect disciple, so he was embarrassed. Later, there were stubborn sons of the aristocratic family who sent powerful servants to the pig's feet cave, and they were also planning to use their turbid energy to plot and destroy the…
My rating is garbage.
The novel's initial portrayal of the sect's virtuous governance, followed by the sudden appearance of a conflict between humble and powerful families, is a self-contradiction. I simply cannot fathom a world where all the top masters, possessing immense power, are from humble backgrounds.
It's inexplicable that they severed ties with me without even seeing me enter or going into my home.
This attempt at being cool is way too deliberate! The villain is also a classic, stereotypical villain.
Verification complete; the author is from a female-oriented genre.
It claims to be a righteous sect, established and governed by morality and virtue, and that its disciples are valued for their moral character over innate talent. Yet, it portrays itself as a sect where powerful clans and humble families are at odds, filled with parasites.