Since the disappearance of the way of heaven, people who cultivate immortality have no sense of right and wrong and will do anything to become stronger.
There are immortal cultivators who use mortal flesh and blood to practice demonic arts, and some stir up worldly disputes for no reason just for their own selfish desires...
What is good and what is evil? When you have strong power, how can you stick to your heart?
The Penalty Pen is the incarnation of Heaven's punishment. As long as you write the other person's name, no matter how advanced your cultivation level is, one stroke can end the crime and decide life or death!
Reader comments
Can you die if you don't level up? It would be nice if the protagonist's ultimate move could seriously injure someone who was also in the early stage of foundation building in a sneak attack. Why must he kill someone in the late stage of foundation building in a sneak attack? Also, the protagonist is re-cultivating. It took nearly ten years to reach perfection in qi training for the first time. How many months does it take to complete the re-cultivation? That's too much. The protagonist is wasting his skills and rebuilding them, not converting his original magic power into a new one. Also punishing evildoers is a failure. Forget it was made by the human race, but this pen of yours was transformed by the way of heaven. Under the way of heaven, all living things are equal, and humans are no more noble than ants. Killing a person is as sinful as killing an ant. Heaven has never said that human beings are respected and divided into three, six or nine grades. All living beings are guilty, especially the human race, who kill demons to obtain elixirs and flesh. These are all sins, and eating meat is also a sin. Seeing others killing and eating meat without stopping them is also drunkenness, and at least one accomplice is indispensable. It can be said that all living things are guilty. Then there is absolutely no need for the protagonist to practice attack spells. As long as the realm is not a higher realm than the protagonist's, the monks and monsters can be killed as long as the protagonist wants to.
Overall, it's pretty good, except that Qin Ying is a poisonous one, so she won't die in the later stages and will just give up. It's too poisonous. I don't know what the author thinks. If you let such a perverted person be with the protagonist, we can all accept it if you write it normally. The protagonist will have to take revenge later. Are you not forcing the development of the plot? To write about such a disgusting woman, it would be better to just write about the quarrel between the royal disciple and the protagonist.
Can you die if you don't level up? It would be nice if the protagonist's ultimate move could seriously injure someone who was also in the early stage of foundation building in a sneak attack. Why must he kill someone in the late stage of foundation building in a sneak attack? Also, the protagonist is re-cultivating. It took nearly ten years to reach perfection in qi training for the first time. How many months does it take to complete the re-cultivation? That's too much. The protagonist is wasting his skills and rebuilding them, not converting his original magic power into a new one. Also punishing evildoers is a failure. Forget it was made by the human race, but this pen of yours was transformed by the way of heaven. Under the way of heaven, all living things are equal, and humans are no more noble than ants. Killing a person is as sinful as killing an ant. Heaven has never said that human beings are respected and divided into three, six or nine grades. All living beings are guilty, especially the human race, who kill demons to obtain elixirs and flesh. These are all sins, and eating meat is also a sin. Seeing others killing and eating meat without stopping them is also drunkenness, and at least one accomplice is indispensable. It can be said that all living things are guilty. Then there is absolutely no need for the protagonist to practice attack spells. As long as the realm is not a higher realm than the protagonist's, the monks and monsters can be killed as long as the protagonist wants to.
Overall, it's pretty good, except that Qin Ying is a poisonous one, so she won't die in the later stages and will just give up. It's too poisonous. I don't know what the author thinks. If you let such a perverted person be with the protagonist, we can all accept it if you write it normally. The protagonist will have to take revenge later. Are you not forcing the development of the plot? To write about such a disgusting woman, it would be better to just write about the quarrel between the royal disciple and the protagonist.
Different, true temperament
Pretty good, worth a look