
Fallen Immortal, Turned Demon
堕仙成魔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 24
Born to Be a Demon, a Natural Demon Emperor
Falling into evil for a woman
In the End, the Sword Immortal’s Sword Broke, Leaving Only Her, Fallen into Demonic Cultivation
Dao Sword Immortal.
The Male Lead Falls to the Demonic Path, and Only the Female Lead Can Get Through to Him
The male lead falls into demonic madness, and no one but the female lead can control him. A spectacular case of double standards.
The Protagonist Completely Abandons the Light and Plunges into the Deepest Darkness.
Novels Where the Protagonist Inherits a Demonic Legacy or Cultivates Demonic Arts
Preferably with just one heroine.
Let's Share Stories with No Female Lead and a Decisive Male Lead
Anyone have novels with no female lead and a decisive male lead who doesn't hesitate to kill? Share your recommendations, please. Thanks!
I Bowed Before the Demon for Three Thousand Years, Then Turned Back to the Mortal World and Forsook Immortality
Any novels where the male lead falls into demonic madness?
Any Books Like I Drove Myself Mad Training to Become an Immortal?
I'm running out of things to read and can't find anything good. No frustrating stories, and no saintly protagonists. I'm really desperate here T^T
The Male Lead Joins a Demonic Sect and Cultivates Its Techniques
The protagonist is the current leader of a demonic sect, secretly correcting orthodox cultivation techniques every day, and the sect's bigwigs still haven't noticed! Are you that good at hiding it, or are all the bigwigs undercover agents? I don't need the protagonist to kill people to cultivate. I just want the male lead to practice the sect's own demonic techniques. No stories where he takes in a few people and every single one turns out to be a prodigy.
Falling into Demonic Cultivation from the Start and Practicing Ancient Forbidden Arts
The protagonist can transform into a demon and change their appearance.
The Protagonist Cultivates Demonic Arts, Has a Demonic Physique, and White Hair
Passionate Xuanhuan, Forced Into Demonic Cultivation
Fantasy, no System, full of passion.
The Buddha Won’t Save Me, So I’ll Abandon the Faith and Become a Demon God
The Demon Reigns Over All Under Heaven
Today You Enter Immortality, I Enter the Demonic Path
In the End, the Boy Who Set Out to Slay Demons Became One
In the end, the boy who once set out to slay demons became one himself.
Born to Be a Demon, Falling to the Dark Side from the Start
Novels where the protagonist falls into demonic cultivation from the start.
The Boy Who Hunts Demons Eventually Becomes One
The Protagonist Is Hurt by Love and Eventually Falls to Demonic Cultivation
No Sword God of Cultivation.
Novels About Falling Into Demonic Ways If I Become a Buddha, the World Will Know No Demons. If I Become a Demon, What Can Buddha Do About It?
I don't want a demon who can't make up their mind.
The Male Lead Is Reborn and Cultivates Demonic Magic Again, Becoming Totally Invincible
Basically, the male lead gets abandoned by his confidante, then is reborn and becomes invincible.
Looking for Dark Traditional Fantasy. I’m Tired of Mindless Power Trips!
Looking for books similar to Sinful Spirit's Scheme.
Demon Cultivator Level-Up Stories
I'm looking for books similar to Three Sins of Asking Heaven (Black and White Are Easily Dyed). A demonic cultivator story with no System, focused on leveling up.
This Is How a Novel Should Be: Becoming a Demon, Entering Immortality
Looking for books like From Demonhood to Immortality. This is what a truly wild imagination looks like.
What’s the Difference Between Demons and Gods, Immortals and Yaoguai?
What is the difference between them at heart? Is this world ultimately ruled by demons and monsters, or is it the territory of gods and immortals? Tell me what you think.
Reader comments 3
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I think it's pretty good. The characters, action descriptions, etc. Are very specific. Well... Personally, I like this book very much.
A very good book
This book is very good, although I haven't read it carefully. It is indeed a good novel.