Ten Thousand Years After My Death, I Inherited the Legacy of the Supreme Demon God

I'd give my own book five stars. My book is a dark fantasy, as many readers have probably already seen in the reviews. My writing style might be a bit lacking, but I've tried my best to ensure the characters are intelligent and to present a captivating world. The plot will become even more exciting after entering the Central Universe.

About this book! It's a bit different from typical novels. We're used to seeing protagonists who are always at odds with the world (enemies everywhere). Many cultivation novels these days, the "trash-to-hero" or "strong-to-rebirth" trope, where a genius becomes a useless person and is reborn, always have their protagonists get involved with insignificant characters, and they don't even kill them.

A great dark fantasy story, not overly sentimental, ruthless and decisive, cold-blooded and merciless, with no moral bottom line—it's truly my favorite. I think the author's writing style is good, but I'm speechless at the trolls in the comments section. Are you here for a dark story or for the premise? Most people are just here to nitpick. Are you here for dark fiction?

A dark and ruthless character, decisive and cold-blooded, a complete demon whose exceptional character is truly rare. The beginning contained content that imitated a real person, but it got rid of that later on. He was ruthless and decisive in killing his subordinates after using them, which shows he had a good character. He doesn't waste words when facing enemies.

Hehehe... This book is amazing! I read it for eight hours straight. The protagonist is ruthless, driven by self-interest, and utterly cruel. It's a top-tier dark fantasy novel on Tomato, easily ranking in the top 500 of all dark fantasy works. I wonder if those nitpickers in the comments section are crazy? Are you here to read the novel or to find fault with the setting?

The writing is good; the plot is chaotic in the early stages but becomes exciting later on. It's well-written, with a dark side, and the characters are ruthless and decisive, with no female lead. They don't let their enemies go unpunished, and the massacre of cities and the destruction of countries become commonplace in the later stages.

The protagonist is a former demon lord who has been reborn. Although he's a bit weak in the early stages, he wipes out his entire clan in less than five chapters. Later on, he's blessed with a prodigy aura and is decisive in his killings. The novel is quite good, without the clichéd plots of typical light novels, like the hero rescuing the damsel in distress.

The protagonist's character is quite good; he's ruthless and doesn't talk much. When he needs to be cold-blooded, he doesn't hesitate. When he needs to be tender, sorry, there's no tenderness at all. He's completely devoid of tenderness, unlike other stories that use ruthlessness as a facade but act like a saint. It's a pretty good book, that's all.

A purely self-serving story where the protagonist doesn't mind indiscriminately killing innocent people. Those who find pleasure in killing without compromising their own interests are essentially all villains.

The cultivation world is a dog-eat-dog world, where the strong are revered and the weak are subservient. It reveals a spirit where, for the sake of immortality, kinship, friendship, and love can be abandoned, and for the sake of the Great Dao, everything can be sacrificed. The cultivation world is a brutal and treacherous place, a true embodiment of the survival of the fittest.