My Ancestor Is an Evil Cultivator

Yes, yes, the killing is decisive. I hope you don't join the officialdom, work alone or form a force, just join other sects, don't join the officialdom. Because you have a strong inheritance, the waters of these official organizations are very deep and you cannot control them. Because in the world view depicted in your novel, the force value is not particularly strong, so the ordinary upper class of the old society will still dominate, and this is different from your core interests. For example, cutting you into slices for study, putting a chip in your brain, or the most likely option, forcing you to hand over your inheritance.

The protagonist is really Versailles!!! It's quite holy. You want to save someone who has a little friendship with you when you were a child, and you want to save someone who has a little relationship with your father, even though you know there is a risk of exposure, you still want to save him.

Although the front part is not very good, but I persisted until I read it and the back part is pretty good. The style has changed, from the supernatural fantasy urban cultivator to the invasion of alien beasts. Does this change in style still have something to do with the element of "evil cultivator"? Isn't it just a matter of leveling up and killing monsters?

I can't say what's good about it, it's just mediocre, so far it's pretty good, if you're not a book reader, you can give it a look.

It's so scary at night, the protagonist is not too serious

The protagonist is decisive in killing and knows how to develop obscenely, which fits the title of the book, Evil Cultivator

The writing is very good and the plot is well detailed. After all, the protagonist is an evil cultivator who has put aside his morality, but has not touched the bottom line. The method does not distinguish between good and evil. However, betrayal between people is very common in the story, so many of the protagonist's behaviors can be explained. However, I suggest that the author should have a positive image. It would be good to have a male lead. After all, there are still people in the darkness who are looking towards the light. I think the rating is low. Leave a five star to encourage the author. I read a paper a few days ago about the current literary environment. A large part of it is caused by literary criticism being divorced from literature itself. I think the same is true in the Internet literature circle. The chapter-by-chapter update model of Internet articles provides the public with the opportunity to cut off the beginning and end. This generally leads to the earlier slow-paced Internet articles losing more space for survival. Therefore, I think whether a work is good or bad should not rely on other people's opinions, but should be read in its entirety. After reading the reviews and ratings of this book, I still feel that it is a pity. Although the character of the protagonist is not completely developed, he has a sense of numbness and outsiderness. However, I think this is inevitable for third-person narration. However, it may also be a side effect of the protagonist receiving a large amount of evil consciousness and memories. The biggest flaw I see in the comments is that they are nosy. However, a normal person would lend a helping hand when faced with requests from people he is close to, familiar with, or his parents, and he encounters things that are just a matter of lip service. And the protagonist, who has received more than 20 years of education in the light society, is not unexpected to lend a helping hand.

Update quickly. It's not enough. It's so well written and careful. It's also very in line with human nature and more realistic. It perfectly integrates the real society into it. There's nothing to see anymore. It's the end of the world and you're still timid.

The plot is quite interesting, there are cliché plots, but not many As for the protagonist, his IQ is not bad. I don't know if it's a traffic problem or the author's positioning of the book, but it's almost 200 chapters and I haven't rated it yet. Generally speaking, I like it and support another author who generates electricity for love.

It's true that the killing is decisive, but I can't see what's wrong with it. The protagonist is very curious. No, the further you go to the back, the more poisonous it becomes.