
Seeking Demons, Questioning the Dao
求魔问道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
1.2kChapters
2Reads
6.5Score
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107kReads · all time
In booklists 8
Looking for Passionate Stories That Bring Tears to Your Eyes
Ideally, it's about someone from the future transmigrating back to the present and helping our motherland fight off aliens or disasters. These are the only books that make me feel anything lately.
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High-IQ Protagonists, Intricate Plots, No Harem, Dark and Scheming, Not Goody-Two-Shoes
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High Intelligence, Brilliant Scheming, Calculating, and Cunning
Preferably with dual personalities.
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Novels Where the Protagonist Inherits a Demonic Legacy or Cultivates Demonic Arts
Preferably with just one heroine.
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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?
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No goody-two-shoes protagonists.
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Born to Be a Demon, a Natural Demon Emperor
Falling into evil for a woman
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Harem novels, from the beginning to the end, are all about women, running to meet this beauty, running to meet that beauty, and then this woman is in danger, and then rescued, and then the other is in distress, and then rescued, and then an infinite loop, until the end. This is the worst book I have ever read. The title felt domineering, and then I started reading more and more and couldn't stand it. I kept hoping to see if there would be changes in the later period, but I was very disappointed.
Damn it, this book is about returning demons, doing shit with women every day, and not practicing. Author, are you on the wrong set? Cultivation novels are written by you as romance novels. The title of the book should be, Asking for Sisters and Eggs. . .
It's not bad. After all, it's one of the few novels I've read that allows me to see the ending, although I don't like stallion novels.
I can't help it, the front part is okay, but I don't like harem dramas mainly.
The male protagonist is a devil. Brother, if you see a woman you don't know, you will help him. Can you not write the male protagonist in such a disgusting way? Is it written like this to attract women? The more women, the better?
As a demon, he is too indecisive.
I don't see anything related to the devil. The protagonist only knows women wherever he goes. I'm convinced. The title of the book doesn't match the content at all.
Overall, it's okay, but it's a bit verbose. The first female protagonist has been sleeping for so long, waiting for a single elixir to save her life. The male protagonist is still fighting with the villain Bila Bila for a long time, cultivating demons. If they don't agree with each other, they will be done with it. It's not a Taoism. It's just a nonsense.
After I finish reading, I will tell you in concise and clear words in the first paragraph of the first chapter.
It's really rubbish. As a demon, he has no magic qualities. He is indecisive. He always says to his enemies that he will kill him later and he will kill him later. In the end, he was played by others and killed his new friend.