A Tang Sect Master in Another World

Both Tang Feng from this book and Tang San from Douluo Continent come from the Tang Sect. I wonder who is stronger between them?

Seeing the protagonist become a cripple for fifteen years after saving someone, and then feel he wouldn't regret it even if he had to do it all over again, made me feel nauseous.

The Boundless Sword, a single sword wields a heavenly army—I'll probably remember that line for the rest of my life. I read it in middle school, it's been so long.

Don't let the fact that it's an 11-year-old novel fool you; a good book is a good book, and it's a pleasure to read.

I suddenly remembered that this book was indeed banned for its explicit content, which is a shame. Actually, I quite like this type of book that has both a plot and explicit scenes. 😟

I wonder if the author will continue updating. This book is so well-written; I can read it over and over again without getting tired of it!

Even after all these years, I vaguely remember a chapter titled "The Four Fight Until Dawn," which left a deep impression on my young mind.

This book itself is not guilty; however, the presence of the word "Tang" makes it utterly heinous and unforgivable! The likes of the Tang Dynasty dogs.

It truly was my gateway book; I read it during a sixth-grade summer camp, and now I'm almost graduating from university. Just checking in here.

Many authors these days are too profit-driven, only concerned with creating derivative works. It's really hard to find a good book; once you've read one, you'll never find another novel you like.