Demon Lord: Starting from the True Disciple

The devil is well written, and the characters come to life clearly on the page.

Good news: The Stitch Monster who has been stitched up finally has a protagonist who is not an undercover agent, not abducted, not forced to be a natural disciple of the devil.

Break update [Xianxia, no system, no heroine, demon cultivator, decisive killing] The protagonist is a golden elixir at the beginning. He has stitched together many novels and understands them all. Generally speaking, the writing is quite good. As the introduction says, I follow my heart, and I really write the magnanimity of a prodigy. There is no cliche of robbing others of opportunities because I don't like it, and it has a feeling of classical cultivation, but it is not that. As a demon cultivator, you don't have to use storylines to show all kinds of murders and evil deeds, you can just do whatever you want. The various layouts and plans in it are reversed again and again, and the supporting characters are also written with flesh and blood and thoughtfulness. The arrogance and planning of the protagonist, the great demon sect, became famous all over the world after the battle of Sanjiang City; Chang Wuyu refused to be weaker than others, from indulgence to restraint; Lin Xianyu hid the sword for 20 years, and the tyrannical and overbearing power of the Sixth Patriarch of the Demons. Although Zhou Xingjian's Zhou Dynasty was an old state, his destiny was restored, which is worth watching