The Last Sect Leader

Why isn't it popular yet?! The sweetest chestnuts!

To be honest, it feels like the author was trying to create a novel with a grand worldview, similar to *Under One Person*. The overall feel of the story is indeed moving towards that goal, but the lack of ability resulted in this awkward and disjointed state. Even the names of the magical artifacts are taken directly from mythological novels, not to mention the numerous plot holes.

I've been reading for hours, and I still don't know what the central theme is. It's too bland; there's nothing engaging about it.

The story begins with a group of teenagers, and it ends with a group of teenagers. The grand worldview transcends human limitations; I believe it, and by believing, it exists. It seems that those who give their emotions are not only humans. In the development of history and civilization, there are always many corners that humanity has not yet explored.

I really like this kind of book.

It's really good. I especially love this kind of plot. When will the author release a new book?

It's incredibly good! The plot is bizarre and unbelievable, yet intricately linked and captivating. Crucially, the author's writing is superb, filled with memorable lines and profound thoughts. Reading this book is a true intellectual pleasure—a masterpiece!

Fantastic!!! Absolutely fantastic!!!

Damn. From the very beginning, especially after reading chapters 123, I had this feeling of watching "Under One Person" (that Chinese animation). I really love "Under One Person" and the novel. But the similarities between the two are just too many. I don't know if there's any connection between them, but it just makes me feel uneasy.

The female lead has a distinct personality, the character is vividly portrayed, and the storyline is good!