Song Immortal

Therefore, Li Hong's character development is truly disappointing. He's promiscuous in relationships, and while he doesn't seem particularly devoted to his sect, he only respects his masters. However, due to his relationship with Yan Luo, he disregards their instructions, leaving them to fend for themselves, ultimately leading to their extermination by the Demonic Sect. If it weren't for a group of people escaping and finding him, forming the exiled Nine Departures Sect, the sect would likely have ceased to exist. He comes across as selfish and cold-blooded. He's slow to react when facing the Demonic Sect, even befriending the old demon disguised as Ling Yizi. When suspicion arises, he repeatedly hypnotizes himself into believing he's wrong because of his trust in his old friend. Later in the story, Yan Luo hints at her suspicion of Ling Yizi, but he chooses not to believe her. In the perilous world of cultivation, especially at a crucial moment in the fight against the Demonic Sect, he carelessly abandons such a vital clue. The Nine Departures Sect was already destroyed because of an internal traitor, yet the protagonist remains oblivious to the underlying issues.

Excellent, keep it up!

Is this considered a failed project? It died in the womb!

This book is good. Regardless of the plot, at least the annotations helped me learn some historical knowledge! I personally like this type of book!

This book is good. Regardless of the plot, at least the annotations helped me learn some historical knowledge! I personally like this type of book!

A chapter of a novel is marked with asterisks, making you guess what to read. This is the kind of novel you get after paying to read it.

Starting from chapters 6-175, the novel became unreadable due to problems. Is this still a paid novel? 17K, don't you feel guilty taking money from this?

Good book, I will read your books in the future.

Good book, I will read your books in the future.

Chu Hong's personality and many of his ways of doing things are more like those of a gay man. The author has a serious problem with character development; the idea that he should just take over when his sister-in-law and brother aren't around is a joke. (From a reader who came from Orange Red...)