[Demons and monsters + ruthless + power fantasy + no saintly hero + no female lead + System + if you don’t like it, don’t complain]
Also known as: “The Demonic Age: Because I’m Afraid to Die, I Have No Choice but to Keep Demons” and “After Transmigrating to a Chaotic World of Demons, I Can Cultivate Demonic Arts!”
“So what if they’re demons? Does that mean every demon deserves to die?”
“Get lost. I can’t be bothered to explain things to you. You don’t deserve to hear it!”
“I may be a demon, but I’ve always been learning how to be human!”
“A demon is a demon. Once a demon, always a demon. Die!”
Jiang Xun transmigrates to a world overrun by demons. After nearly being killed by one from the start, he is left traumatized and vows never to go through the same thing again.
As luck would have it, he awakens a golden finger: a demon space. As long as he keeps killing demons, he can raise them in captivity to help him endlessly deduce martial arts and improve his strength.
And so Jiang Xun goes on a rampage of slaughter in this world overrun by demons!
Only after killing the last demon in the world, having already reached its pinnacle, does Jiang Xun begin to feel lost.
Where are all the demons?
How come they’re gone?
The legendary decisiveness in killing. An ordinary official wants to kill the protagonist, and the protagonist still listens to his arrangements. Your decisiveness in killing is as ridiculous as a human killing a fish. You never kill anyone, and basically save a few humans every time you go out.
The psychological description is too long, almost half a chapter, which is a bit watery.
Not bad so far