The Green Mantis' Path to Immortality: Slay All Things and Forge Eternal Life

Did Qingniang's life end in tragedy? She deserved to be seen again.

I'm so chovy, this is truly inhuman, I'm even starting to feel physically uncomfortable. The fact that the protagonist can survive like this (though it's not exactly unexpected) shows he's really ruthless (albeit a bit too ruthless). It's too much of a survival-of-the-fittest story (although it fits the setting of a dark cultivation world), but that means it will have a smaller audience. Like Tomato's other dark novels, it goes fast but doesn't last long.

I thought it was a cockroach that had come to life! (Laughs)

Let's not even talk about a bad ending, okay? Think of it another way: a soul from another world seeking immortality is trapped by insects. He only wanted to cultivate, but was tormented by a heretical and unorthodox cultivation method, and was retaliated against by the spirits of the dead day and night. He went against his friend's wishes; he was someone who desperately wanted to live, but he also thought it would be better if his friend killed him. Moreover, this land is inherently a dog-eat-dog world. The old tortoise was greedy from the start; the pack of wolves abandoned their old wolf king's orphan and left him to fend for himself; even the firebird couple never pitied their insects, and they had already spared their offspring, only for the young bird to suffer a sneak attack from behind. You can call her selfish, you can call her cold-blooded, but you can't say she only deserves a tragedy. There's no need to stand on human moral high ground to attack an insect.

The cruelty of killing the old man and the girl is all the more apparent after finding love.

The protagonist's inhumanity is vividly portrayed; he kills without blinking an eye. Well written! I want to delete it as soon as possible! (Hehehe)

Have you ever been a praying mantis girl? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Cockroaches and praying mantises are close relatives. #(Funny)

Since the female praying mantis was having a snack halfway through cooking, was it? #(Funny)

Is the etiquette of a hundred marriages considered?