
I'm a Righteous Cultivator, So Why Am I Full of Demonic Arts?
我一个修仙正道,怎么一身魔功?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 176k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
76Chapters
450Reads
106Shelves
20Listens
32.8kReads · all time
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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.
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I Kill People, Harvest Souls, Refine Corpses, and Practice Demonic Cultivation, but I've Got Merit Behind My Head
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I can only say that the plot is like a serious disease, it is very poisonous. Is it wrong to let the protagonist go undercover? Letting the genius go undercover is life-threatening. Undercover? It's almost as if you're going to die! Shu Baiyue is even more poisonous. Does she think everyone likes excitement? For an ordinary person without a system, wouldn't this be a suicide attempt? If you don't understand what the protagonist is thinking, that's not how you commit suicide. Just a life-saving treasure, Guan Tian Baojian as a reward. If the protagonist doesn't understand, isn't it just a waste of work? Being an undercover agent and catching a spy are two different things and the same reward? The two wise men around the protagonist immediately agreed to your uncle's casual compliments and let the protagonist take over. Why go undercover in the Mosha Sect?
The writing is good, the world view is great, and this ending can be considered the best ending if it continues like this. Everything has a beginning and an end (it's a pity that the endings of some supporting characters were not explained clearly, which is also a small regret [what])