Or in simpler termsBlood sect = lawful evilChaos sect = chaotic Evil Demonic sect = neutral evil/true neutral ( they kind of just do their own thing so long as you don't hassle them)

Well if we're going by the usual rules of this type of setting, Blood sect = evil schemers with no morals and very little standards that want to rule everything, are usually some type of evil mastermind group that orchestrate a grand war so they can rule everything either from behind the scenes or in the aftermath.Chaos sect = anything goes mad lads that do whatever the f*** to get stronger, are relatively decentralized and is every man for himself just kind of work together because everyone else can't stand them.Demonic sect = religious sect with ideology that opposes the Orthodox sects, emphasizing survival of the fittest but do typically have some rules and standards, usually minds their own business. Usually have a Heavenly Demon and something like orange and blue morality.

Ah, the Yusuke Urameshi Principle.

My man cannot catch a break, at least his daughter's not pure liability now, she's actually like... capable.

The train probably travels all the realms and they got tossed into a different one than the one they left.

I mean you're not incorrect, but that is a foul way to describe this fight.

I've been reading since chapter 1, I can't fold now, I just think the pacing is a little off is all

Oh yeah that can certainly disturb the flow of a story.

What happened? a weird time skip? massive tone shift?

Man hit him with an 18 hit combo and ended it with a spinning heel like Lion's barrage

That's that trademark manhua writing, no matter how big the circumstances get every single villain acts like a schoolyard bully with Rich parents, none of them are charismatic they're hardly ever memorable, and they're basically just there to get a flexed on.

Oh no his disciple and those two Fox spirits raped the shit out of his main body whenever he was in his clone.

As an aside this is the 4th or 5th series I've read from China where the main character being raped while unconscious has been played as a gag, it's happened enough times at this point that I'm going to consider it a trope and I don't know why it is a trope.

By my count, the only girl in his immediate vicinity that isn't a rapist is black haired wife and green haired wife, and he's been raped at least four separate times but if we consider the time frame and the zeal of some of his rapists it could have been potentially hundreds of times.

How many times is this man gonna get raped while unconscious, Why is this a trope?

Really wish they would space out these #CharacterMoments so that they would feel like part of the plot instead of feeling like stalling the plot, especially when so much time passes between chapters and the last couple chapters have felt like tapdancing next to a cliffhanger.

If I had a nickel for every time I've read one of these Chinese series and the male main character has been raped while unconscious and it's been played for a gag, I'd have like 20-25 cents, why is this a trope.

Wait are they raping him while he's in his clone? what the f*** are they doing to his main body?!

I appreciate one of these series that has a king that feels kingly, like he's not blinded by greed with the lust for power, or a man that's ruled for several decades while simultaneously not being able to stop the basic political machinations of the main character or even grasp them. He's just an old man that can see the way the world is going and is far too tired and far too weary to do anything alone anymore. really personifies "heavy is the head that wears the crown"

And just like that back to -999