Don't Worry, I've Switched to the Ruthless Path

1. What is the ruthless way? It is ruthless way. It destroys humanity and kills relatives and loved ones to prove that one has no heart and no feelings... Is this the ruthless way? No, I don't think, or should say, the setting of the book doesn't recognize that. You can refer to the supporting characters Fu Mingzhou and Kong Ruolan. They are the cruel and obsessed "devils". It seems heartless, but inside there are already inner demons and desires... (Of course the "devil" here has nothing to do with people from the demon clan) 2. The ruthless Tao that the heroine cultivates is just like "all things in the world are mutually reinforcing and restraining each other, and the Tao is ruthless but has feelings." It is a kind of ruthlessness from the heart, a ruthlessness dedicated to the Tao. Everything she does is for the sake of being free from worries and attaining the Tao. 3. This article pays attention to cause and effect. You can't kill easily just because you feel disgusted. You need to talk about a little bit of logic. (At least for now) 4. This book will have many outstanding supporting characters. The excellence here refers not only to cultivation, but also to character, or the brilliance of human nature? (A bit biased towards group portraits? Of course, things about the protagonist are still the most important.) 5. Those who have different opinions and opinions on the ruthless way do not need to argue with me, nor do they need to talk to me about the opinions of some ancestors. This is the setting of my book. (Everyone has their own ideas and preferences... Just because you like red and green, you can't force me to do the same...) 6. Have fun reading novels and pictures, don't be too serious. 7. If you only read the first few chapters and said that the heroine's "voice is not upright", please really read the rest before commenting. (The previous articles are all foreshadowing, so there won't be many spoilers here.) 8. The author is still growing, and so is the book. To be added... Readers who feel that this article is not to your liking (especially those who criticized it after reading only one or two chapters, I have already seen several so-and-so accounts) can leave directly without leaving a message (it will be deleted), thank you!

Why is that? ? Why? ? Why do I keep encountering good unfinished books? ? ! ,

The name of this article is a bit strange, but it actually has nothing to do with the ruthless way. Because the heroine saw the tragedy that would happen in the future during the Nascent Soul Demon Tribulation, she wanted to change the ending and led herself to the ruthless path. The heroine originally had a single water spiritual root and a pure yin body, and she was sacrificed in countless previous reincarnations. As a result, she broke the routine this time and was about to ascend in the finale. The logic is a bit strange: since this world has been locked up and reincarnated constantly without being able to ascend, what happened to the Son of Destiny? Why can he ascend? Otherwise, how can we call him a son of luck? The heroine doesn't seem to be particularly good at anything except that it's super easy to practice and upgrade after transforming into a chaotic body. There is a section where she transformed into a god to celebrate the competition, and compared the formations with the juniors controlling the formation of pills, which shows that her formations are good. Later I didn't write down her formation in detail. There is not much description of her four arts. She definitely doesn't know how to make talismans and weapon refining, and she knows a little bit about alchemy. Although she has a Yuanshi Sword, she doesn't seem to be a swordsman, maybe a law cultivator. The villain at the beginning is the pseudo-male protagonist, the son of fate, who only becomes more interesting after more than half of the plot. In the middle were other sects who massacred her because she was a demon, and then high-ranking outside monks came to snatch resources. In the end, the demon tried to destroy the world. Curious about why the devil destroyed the world? If you destroy it, won't you also perish? Anyway, the heroine worked hard under the encouragement of various villains. She gave birth to a baby at the age of 100, transformed into a god before the age of 200, practiced emptiness within the age of 300, and finally (approximately a hundred years later?) Merged with the split soul and then took one step towards the Mahayana of integration, and even transcended the tribulation. That Dongfang Yu is very strange. He has become a Taoist, and he has locked his Taoist companion in the outer sea. It ended suddenly before the final ascension, and there was no extra chapter.

Sincere face: "Everyone, come and read my book!"

Is there a male protagonist? I just watched it and didn't know

Am I the only one who thinks it sucks? This book was originally about the heroine who cultivated the Qingtian Dao, but what she ended up cultivating was that she escaped from the first level of heaven through the Tower of Babel, and it was not ascension. I am speechless😑

The front part is okay, but the more you look at the back part, the more confusing it becomes. I don't know what I'm writing and what I want to express.

It's super good-looking. I hope more people can read this book. The protagonist and supporting characters are all excellent. Each has their own pursuit. Everyone is working towards the goal in their heart. The more you go to the back, the more exciting it becomes.

Reversal, reversal, and reversal, the author has made his setting very clear. It is very interesting, but few people see it, and there is no big poison or thunder.

Speechless. Have you never seen the male protagonist?