After transmigrating to a fantasy world, he unexpectedly obtains the Sutra of Slaughter and Redemption.
Killing lets him level up.
The demonic path suppresses him? No problem, he kills demons to level up.
The righteous path hunts him? No problem, he kills them to level up.
The Buddhist path hunts him? No problem, he kills Buddhists to level up.
The upper realm targets him? No problem, he kills his way all the way to the upper realm and keeps leveling up.
The upper realm is invaded? No problem, he goes to kill the heavenly demons and level up.
He's a hero, yet they're still hunting him? Then he'll kill them and level up.
The Heavenly Dao targets him? No problem, he kills Heaven and proves the Dao.
No cultivation method? No problem, he'll steal one.
No pills? No problem, he'll steal some.
No weapons? No problem, he'll steal them.
Nobody likes him? No problem, leveling up is happiness.
No love? No problem, there are plenty of saintesses anyway.
While everyone else is content to lay low, he's already slaughtered his way across the continent.
By the time everyone else finally ascends to the upper realm, he's already slaughtered his way across it.
By the time everyone else ascends to godhood, he's already killed Heaven and proved the Dao.
By the time everyone else takes the final step, he's already slaughtered his way through the worlds of the heavens.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
Garbage. Trash, both important and established, bitch, even if you kill everything, you still establish your character, a SB novel written by a SB author.
I have never seen this kind of thing. If you take away someone else's body, what do you get for someone else's whole family? Why are you holding one in your mouth?
Go home and practice. Better than my junior high school composition
Seizing a person's body and killing his whole family, then he went back to apologize.
It feels like the system files used to upgrade monsters in the past.
What is this written about?