It’s Just Too Satisfying to Cultivate Demonic Arts in a Doomsday World

It looks good, come on, keep writing, I support you. [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Fly a kiss][Eat melon][Send heart]

The subject matter is good, and it feels like cheating. It's not like some novels that are cheating, and it's not the most powerful.

It's well written, and it's combined with time travel, but it's just too little [laughing awkwardly]

I think it's okay, better than most people in the same category.

Very good, in line with the cruel setting of the cultivation world, and the protagonist is not the Virgin, but she will not kill innocent people indiscriminately. From the current point of view, there should be no female protagonist, and she has always kept a distance from other Blue Star people. There is no plot to meet the Blue Star people now.

The subject matter is relatively novel, and the relationship between good and evil is also quite interesting. It is a balanced state, and the good settings of hiring magic cultivators and the magic cultivators' spells can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. The male protagonist has an IQ but no love, and without the female protagonist, he can only focus on the road and practice. Of course, this is actually the second novel I have read on this subject. The first one is "Rebirth of the Demonic Cultivator: Picking Up a Zombie Planet at the Beginning". After reading the first fifty chapters or so, I found that I couldn't accept using my heart to raise wireworms, and I personally felt a bit alienated from it. Of course, everyone has their own reading preferences, and everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables [eating melons]. The overall feeling of this book is good. Although the author may not have noticed some small details, but I feel that sometimes the author will make up for it later. For example, the male protagonist accepted someone else's black zombie and asked the male protagonist to protect their family three times. Later, he never mentioned it, thinking that the author really forgot. One thing to say, it's really good. In this type of article, I give a good review [I learned it]. And I'm looking forward to the time when the male protagonist walks out of the Hundred Thousand Mountains or out of the Yan Kingdom and meets the other brothers in the ancient Blood Spring Sect. I guess the real demons may be outside the Hundred Thousand Mountains. Sometimes I'm curious about how the author makes up for the zombies. There are eight levels of zombies: purple zombies, white zombies, green zombies, hairy zombies, flying zombies, wandering zombies, prone zombies and non-bone zombies. However, the male protagonist only unlocked the flying zombies during his Qi training period [Thinking]. In the end, every book has bugs, it's just a matter of size. I sincerely hope that the author will get better and better, don't give up on this book, and stick to it until the end. I really like novels with this theme, but it's hard to find good ones. [Sending my heart]

So far, it still looks good. This one looks like a demon cultivator. Unlike other people who pretend to be demon cultivators, she is actually a holy mother. I've read more than 110 pictures, but I'm still struggling with Qi refining. If I do it this way, the most powerful thing in this book is at most a golden elixir.

Not bad, I can watch it. I have read three books of the same type "Zombie Planet + Immortality", and this one has a unique charm. First, the principle is adhered to, there is no female protagonist, the main plot is almost written around the male protagonist, and the plot is concentrated. Second, it attracts readers' interest in reading. Almost every 15 chapters will reveal plots and new ideas that will dazzle readers. Suitable for the interests of most readers without being too redundant Third, the state of cultivating immortality should be grasped in place, neither too fast nor too slow. Disadvantages: I may have a little practice in writing in the early stage and am not proficient enough. The more I write, the more mature I become, and I have obviously improved. The details still need to be worked out.

This is the best novel of the same type that I have ever read. I hope the author will update it faster…(increase the number of words [smile])

Mo Xiu is so handsome, so handsome, so handsome. Damn it, is this the charm of Mo Xiu? He will destroy his family and his sect without blinking an eye. If he is threatened, he will destroy him completely. If he has no strength for the time being, he will lie dormant and wait for annihilation in one fell swoop. He will absolutely and absolutely eradicate the weeds. No moral constraints, so cool The protagonist is very cautious, a role model for us, not to be blinded by the immediate achievements. At the same time, the protagonist is also very domineering, worthy of being called the Demon Ancestor, and has an unparalleled sense of oppression in the zombie world. The protagonist is really decisive in killing, mainly when his own life is endangered. He will kill when he needs to, and will never hold back because of his gender. Unlike other protagonists who will keep a woman when they see her, this alone surpasses most of the protagonists in Tomato and does not need to spend so much time and effort. Even if he accepts women, he should only accept women who pose no threat to him and can completely surrender to him. Is this the charm of demon cultivation? The author has laid out a very large worldview, and it is very readable. It will never end hastily, and there is a lot of room for exploration. In particular, the zombie world has a great background. Although it is the protagonist's resource warehouse, it will continue to evolve, and it will definitely be able to keep up with the protagonist, and various wonderful changes will occur. The water inside is very deep The world of cultivating immortals also has a long history, and there are many places that can be explored and described in detail, such as true gods. There is also a second world later. The protagonist can reach the second world through Jietian Gate. The cultivation system set up by the author is very interesting. It involves magic, treasure, formation, mage, alchemist, and the level of improvement is a bit slow (compared to other immortality novels, it will not jump that much). It feels like the author has recreated it on the basis of other immortality novels. Because the author may be trying to prevent the realm's combat power system from collapsing if the realm increases too quickly. After all, the realm increases too quickly and it's hard to find the names of higher realms. Moreover, the various types of demonic cultivation are also very interesting: the realm of living beings, the six-desired powerful white bone demon, corpse refining, chemical magic sword blood cultivation, human skin cultivation, soul cultivation, and talisman cultivation. It's true that the author introduces more and more interesting categories as the book goes on, and it gets better and better as the book goes on, so stick with it. The unfolding of the world view is very, very interesting! Demonic cultivators are good, but demonic cultivators should not be saviors There is no heroine. Those women are only mentioned once or twice and there are no more things. They are all in trouble, and the protagonist has no emotion for them. I still focus on the expansion of the world view. It feels bigger and bigger and the water is getting deeper and deeper.