The Demonic Path: Crossing the River of Qinghuan

After reading for so long, all I can say about the author's writing style and concept is "awesome!" Aside from the timeline, it feels like the entire story has been reimagined, with new characters and plot points. However, there's a tiny, tiny problem with the characterization of Wei Wuxian and Jiang Yanli (it's really just one issue, in my opinion, so please don't attack me, but I didn't find…

Jiang Cheng is highly recommended and worth reading. It's not bad as a light read, though I haven't finished it yet, but it definitely has serious out-of-character moments. The Jiang Cheng I knew—frank, sincere, ruthless yet not malicious, kind and gentle at heart despite his cold exterior—is completely ruined in this story. I'll still keep reading because it's really enjoyable.

It's really good 🥰, I've read over 200 chapters already 🤭, I love this kind of story 😘, I'll go look for other stories about Jiang Cheng's rebirth 😎

Super beautiful There's a little bit of sadness, what's going on? They slapped him a few times, is he really not going to pay it back? 😢 Madam Yu, I'm really crying my eyes out. The hearts of parents are full of love and concern for their children. (In the original text) She never saw it until her death. His son surpassed Wei Wuxian. As the author writes in this article

This book can be said to have fulfilled a dream for those who support Jiang Cheng. I used to always ask myself what Jiang Cheng ultimately gained, but this book really made me cry. The only regret is that I wanted to see the entanglement after the ascension.

Very good, the pace is slow but not sluggish. Simply by not blindly praising or mythologizing someone, one has already surpassed many books. The characters are also portrayed with great detail. In the author's writing, each person has their own pursuit in life.

I thought it was great, but I was a bit speechless about Jiang Fengmian and Jiang Yanli. Jiang Cheng is clearly their younger brother and son, yet they didn't treat him very well, especially the slaps they gave him; it made me angry. In the whole book, I think his mother treated him the best. Overall, this is the best *Mo Dao Zu Shi* I've ever read. 😘😘😘

Beautiful!!! (Three exclamation marks to express my excitement 💗)

It's a really good book. The story is told from Jiang Wanyin's perspective. From the very beginning, her father and older sister don't seem to care for her, favoring Wei Wuxian instead (this isn't meant to criticize Jiang Fengmian, Jiang Yanli, or Wei Wuxian). Even just watching the anime, I could sense that Jiang Wanyin wasn't very happy.

Hmm, the content and subject matter are good, and the author is clear-headed. This novel is very good, but there are a lot of added characters and some personal interpretations that are a bit annoying. Overall, it's still good, though it gets a bit tedious towards the end. However, it's a book that piqued my interest, and I finished it in one day.