The Immortal Path? The Path of Death!

Yes, it's very interesting. It's a novel world view of evil cultivators. It's full of dangers. The monks are reduced to the blood food of higher-level monks. The survival rate is very low. If you say the wrong thing, you may be eaten by others. There is also an interesting plot in it. The protagonist uses his human and sophistication to play in the hands of the evil demons. I look forward to continued updates. I hope the protagonist will be in power in the future. I plan to keep it for a while before reading it.

It really fits the world of cultivation in my mind. Unlike other articles on cultivating immortals, breakthroughs are like drinking water. Fighting steadily step by step and winning in danger is the real path to cultivating immortals. Also, the author needs to update it quickly. Even the production team members don't dare to rest like this.

The theme is really the same as the title of the novel. Although eating people and cultivating immortals is novel, it is a bit jarring and difficult to read. But aside from the word cannibalism, it is a traditional fantasy novel (dark series, don't read it if you are serious), but it is also a rare transformation novel. The writing is good and the plot is compact, with mostly palace battles. Some small plots are briefly mentioned, but they are not brainless (it shows that it still has the halo of the protagonist). The protagonist's dual business is online, and his mood is gradually changing, and he is relaxed. A normal person travels into the world of cannibalism, and it goes from being difficult to accept to having to accept it. Speaking of transformation, I wonder if I will become more and more curious about the direction and ending of the plot in the later stage. How will all the villains end up? Speaking of "this side", the world likes killing, will that be reversed... Maybe the world where the protagonist is located was created and opened up by a powerful demon cultivator, and the rules were specified in order to nourish people? Or a lower realm like hell? Only in the outside world can there be so-called normal cultivation of immortality. The more I guess, the more I look forward to. The protagonist's master's vision is also foreshadowing, a bit like Cthulhu. All in all, it's worth watching, and I personally enjoyed it a little bit.

Write a long review and cheer for the author. To summarize first, the subject matter is very good, the plot is very good, the writing is excellent, and it is a rare masterpiece that is both good and not popular. Let's talk about the subject matter first, the weird fairy type, Chinese Cthulhu, is a very novel and eye-catching type. The author's writing is also good, but the popularity is not high, maybe because of the title of the work. It is not popular. Wait for the 200,000-word book test, this book will be popular. As for the plot, it is very compact, full of explosive points, and there is basically no problem with the logic. The cheat is hidden as a foreshadowing, which I like better. It is much better than the brainless cheat system. Finally, let's talk about the writing style. Although it is not top-notch in terms of creating a sense of weirdness and horror, and it cannot be compared with Ten Days' Last Way and the Weird Immortal, it definitely beats most of Tomato's weird works. At least I don't feel that the sense of substitution is insufficient when watching it. It is absolutely superior. Finally, I can sum it up in one sentence: a masterpiece that is both beautiful and unpopular.

A rare type, but also a very good book

Very crazy, I like it very much. I hope that what the author wrote later will not be too exaggerated and was sealed [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Darling, the writing is OK, but it's a little bloody.

What can I say about this book? The world view is very well established. I read other evil novels where people kill people at will in a normative world without considering other factors or even obvious foreshadowing. It was suddenly strange and inconsistent. But this book is different. The whole world is cannibalistic and basically ignores all mortals. Scenery, as a unit of measurement, does not have as many logical loopholes as in other novels. When the protagonist eats people, it is not so inconsistent, and the plot is quite interesting. I feel that the author has worked within the system, and the flattery is well written. However, in the later part of the writing, the characters are not so rounded, and the plot is not that complete. Overall, it is not bad.

It's very beautiful. Although it's been taken off the shelves, it will be on the shelves sooner or later, and there are so many old readers like us. Don't give up. Come on.

Hahaha, wonderful, really wonderful, I hope the author can do more, "Damn it, this book is banned, what are we going to read?" "It doesn't matter, I just want to be the author." "I have known that writing online is difficult at an early age, but I am still able to fly like a hero in the clouds."