The Strongest Sect of All Time

It was a painful read. The protagonist's despicable behavior was infuriating. I don't expect him to have impeccable morals, but at least he could have something else to offer. I don't know how to put it, but it feels like all Jun Changxiao has left is his despicable nature. The premise is incredibly stupid, perhaps a reflection of the author's own personality.

This book is the only one in Qimao that I didn't skip chapters and I listened to it in Himalaya. It is the second part of the system flow. This book has no sarcasm, ridicule, sect infighting, family infighting, and mutual fighting. It keeps the system moving forward. It integrates the rebirth of the emperor, the annulment of the engagement, waste, and isolation.

I can't believe this is available on 7mao! I'd seen it on other apps before. It's really great, excellent.

I've been reading this book for a long time, over 1500 words. It's humorous, witty, and a bit cheeky, but it doesn't feel like a repetitive story. It also fits the logic of modern people transmigrating to another world. Anyway, I quite like this kind of theme. I get a bit tired of reading too many serious system stories. The author is probably a One Piece fan, as many characters and plot points show influences from One Piece. Especially Dai Lü, he just looks like a clown.

I don't know how the author wrote it; the romance was terrible, and the ending felt rushed. The protagonist clearly understood Lu Qianqian's feelings for him, so why did he run away? He claimed he didn't understand love, yet he went and flirted with her relentlessly—isn't that just being a jerk? If the author wanted a pure love story, they should have clearly shown the protagonist's rejection in the story, instead of doing things like flirting at first and then keeping his distance.

The biggest flaw in this exciting and hilarious book is that they even do the gesture of interlocking fingers while standing. I really don't understand how that's supposed to exude domineering power. Sigh, I've finished reading Jun Changxiao's history, and now I have to start another one. What am I going to do with my life...?

"The Strongest Sect of All Ages" is a lighthearted and humorous novel about developing a powerful sect, perfect for passing the time and relaxing. The story is set in a fantasy world that values ​​sect lineage. The protagonist, Jun Changxiao, transmigrates to become the leader of the Iron-Willed Sect, a once-humble, low-ranking sect with only him as a leader.

The further you read, the more it insults your intelligence.

How disgusting, the protagonist is a complete scoundrel.

Haha, do you know why comics and anime are completely different except for the beginning? Because the novels are really bad!