It Turns Out That I Am Really the Leader of a Hidden Sect.

Just like this, you dare to kill decisively? I'm afraid you have some misunderstanding about decisive killing? If you don't understand this word, you can look it up on Baidu. If it doesn't work, call 114 and ask what is meant by decisive killing?

Only the chapters that have been read will be evaluated, and there will be no comment on the chapters that have not been read.

Very interesting, there are many, many memes

After reading more than 140 chapters, one key point stands out. The protagonist is a waste among wastes. People who cultivate immortality are too good at brainstorming. There is no cheating system like other books, and they don't have a normal IQ. As a time traveler, I have such a heaven-defying system, even around me. Everything is unclear. This is not the standard configuration of an adult time traveler, but a six-year-old child, cultivating immortals, and conquering the sky with his strength. Apart from seeing a six-year-old child fooling a group of people who have cultivated to the point of losing their brains, I really can't see anything else. Others are relying on their power to build their power, but this book is a fox pretending to be a tiger. You read it right, the protagonist of this book is a fox pretending to be powerful. Even the disciples know the layout, but the protagonist is a typical otaku.

I can write very well in the front, but I can't link to the later ones. I can't even link to the plot. If I look at the last few paragraphs, I just can't understand them.

Hello, stranger from another scene on your phone. Whether you are reading the news during the day or at night, you should pay attention to your health and drink water frequently. Mobile phones radiate a lot of radiation, so don't look at it too much. When you have time, call your family more often and chat about home affairs. Remember to eat on time and take good care of your body. 1---Concern from strangers 1

Growth is more important than success.

The author's imagination. . . . Alas, they all have specific character designs, and if they get into trouble, they just throw it on the pig's feet. . The apprentices he accepted were more capable of causing harm than the last. . .

This book is just for fun. If you want to read it seriously, there is no need. First of all, there are many typos, wrong names, and illogical sentences. Moreover, the routines are always the same. I feel that the author did not take this book too seriously.

Is this the ending? ? ? ?