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I Just Want To Destroy The Sect, But How Did I Become A God Against All Odds Novel
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- 001Chapter 1
- 002Chapter 2
- 003Chapter 3
- 004Chapter 4
- 005Chapter 5
- 006Chapter 6
- 007Chapter 7
- 008Chapter 8
- 009Chapter 9
- 010Chapter 10
- 011Chapter 11
- 012Chapter 12
- 013Chapter 13
- 014Chapter 14
- 015Chapter 15
- 016Chapter 16
- 017Chapter 17
- 018Chapter 18
- 019Chapter 19
- 020Chapter 20
- 021Chapter 21
- 022Chapter 22
- 023Chapter 23
- 024Chapter 24
- 025Chapter 25
- 026Chapter 26
- 027Chapter 27
- 028Chapter 28
- 029Chapter 29
- 030Chapter 30
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About this novel
Chu Xinghe's cultivation journey takes an unexpected turn when he discovers a peculiar truth: destroying his own sect might be the key to absolute power. Tasked with dismantling the world's strongest faction, he launches assault after assault—only to watch his sect grow stronger with each failed attempt. What should have been straightforward sabotage spirals into an endless cycle of unintended advancement.
Across millennia of struggle, Chu Xinghe rises to the pinnacle of martial arts, commanding a sect that has conquered the heavens through his relentless—if counterproductive—efforts. When admirers finally ask the secret behind his unstoppable ascension, his answer leaves them speechless: he never wanted any of this. He merely sought to tear down what he was born to protect, yet paradoxically became the architect of its invincibility. The irony of his achievement, born from destruction's failure, transcends mortal comprehension.
Across millennia of struggle, Chu Xinghe rises to the pinnacle of martial arts, commanding a sect that has conquered the heavens through his relentless—if counterproductive—efforts. When admirers finally ask the secret behind his unstoppable ascension, his answer leaves them speechless: he never wanted any of this. He merely sought to tear down what he was born to protect, yet paradoxically became the architect of its invincibility. The irony of his achievement, born from destruction's failure, transcends mortal comprehension.