
Demons Lay Waste to the City, and I Establish the Heavenly Court Through the Unorthodox Path
妖魔屠城,我以左道立天庭
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- Completed
- Length
- 244k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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Unorthodox Paths, Bizarre Monsters, and Strange Magic: The Weirder the Better
Looking for something involving unorthodox paths and bizarre, eccentric techniques.
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Any Stories Where the Protagonist Uses Unorthodox Methods and Only Kills?
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Martial Arts, the Great Wilderness, the Primeval Wilds, the Savage Frontier!
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Big cheers for the author!
If those martial arts training methods are all improved from the left way, then it is said that the protagonist directly practices the left way, and the state should be higher. After all, one is the origin and the other is simplification.
Author, please don't have too many female protagonists, just maintain your current level, you can do it
The subject matter and writing style are particularly novel. It's a bit unsatisfactory the further you go. The story is too coherent The protagonist's cultivation level is too low, the number of actions is reduced, and there is no concept of being strong. Override control is a bit too much and will reduce the fun. It's boring to divide realms
It's not bad, the protagonist is dragging his wife and daughter with him, so his strength should grow quickly to feel safe.
Not bad, worth keeping as a book
Fortunately, it's pretty good. Come on, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง
The writing is okay, but the time is a bit tight. The protagonist's level has been improved too slowly, and it has never been effective. I hope it can be done faster!
It's very beautiful and worth seeing!
Recommend good books