The Fiend Walks in the Light

Just because I found it under a post about no heroine, I almost left it after reading the first few chapters. I thought about it and let it go. After all, there is no heroine, please bear with it! The rest of the story really didn't disappoint. I hope the protagonist can touch more corpses and the like. After all, the golden belt of murder and arson also has a bit of a bad feeling. You must not go beyond one or two realms and still kill people. It's like building a foundation and actually killing Jindan and Nascent Soul in head-on combat. This feels a bit like a brainless cool article. Being invincible in the same realm is already awesome. I still hope that this aspect can be more rigorous! One more thing, one of the cool things about the author is that he doesn't deliberately say how dark and heartless the protagonist is, but lets the readers feel it themselves.

He has a lot of poison, he likes to be nosy, and when he sees a girl unable to walk, she says she is not a holy mother, which makes her laugh to death.

This book is well written. It has no heroine, no relatives, no Taoist companions, and no morals. It tells the story of the strong being respected and the weak being mosquitoes. The weak are eaten by the strong and they are given full play. It promotes evil and despises the good. Good people deserve to die and bad people deserve to live forever. A novel about climbing to the top step by step in pursuit of the great road.

Chapter 21. I couldn't beat the giant python before and managed to collect the corpse. Later, when everyone was confronting the wolf, you ran over to help. The eldest lady fell in love with you at first sight. . When asked for your name, just give your real name. . . There are many ferocious beasts. Sword training is no different. Shouldn't we wait until they are almost done to collect the corpses?

Don't encourage others to be kind until they have suffered. This sentence couldn't be more relevant in the article. From the beginning, it is actually destined that Ning Yuan will not be kind in the future, and this is all the result of others' persecution.

In general, this book has shortcomings, but it is already very good. I didn't expect that the ending would be the same as that of a real person, who was blocked. To be honest, I read it all the way and found that the protagonist is different from Fang Yuan. Fang Yuan is a human. He is a demon when he takes a step back.

Overall it's good, but the last part of the correction is really a bit forced to give the protagonist an extra enemy. 1. He could be killed directly before the inner sect competition of the Yin Yang Sect, but he had to keep it. Even if it didn't work out, he could be approached directly after he became an inner sect disciple. 2. Later, all the members of the Yin Yang Sect died, but he was the only one who survived and got great opportunities. 3. The protagonist kills him for the first time and writes that his soul suddenly disappears or something. It's a bit disgusting for readers that such a small character has not been written down in every chapter.

How can the protagonist become a Qi refiner without any cultivation resources? Then why can't others do it? Don't others practice the exercises? Breaking your legs just to forcibly strengthen your Taoist heart? Then why don't others beat him to death so that he can't participate in the qualification appraisal? Isn't it too arrogant to ask readers to "read it with their brains" based on this shortcoming?

No wonder the score is low, it looks like everyone is drunk and I am alone. In fact, one is actually Wang Laowu. Don't treat spiritual stones as spiritual stones to see the devil. Greed is also very important. Moreover, the various layouts become more and more confusing as you look at them. Painting a tiger cannot be an anti-dog.

To be honest, this is the better kind of immortality writing I have seen. The protagonist pursues the high road wholeheartedly and is not trapped by the world. Being indifferent and ruthless is the only way to pursue immortality. I hope the author can keep writing. Come on!