Reborn as a Demonic Cultivator: Who Can Be More Evil Than Me?

(Villain protagonist + ruthless + dark + utterly inhuman + shameless + absolutely no limits)

He transmigrates into a corpse from the start, surrounded by bones, but Xu Kun is completely unfazed.

In this cultivation world, where human lives are worth less than ants and the righteous and demonic factions vie for supremacy, he is reborn and unexpectedly bound to a “Monster-Grinding for Cultivation” System. Anyone with an experience bar over their head counts as a monster, and killing monsters earns experience that raises his cultivation.

Mortals = a vast supply of low-level leek NPCs; wild spirits = randomly respawning experience points; Qi Refining cultivators = free experience handouts in the beginner village; Foundation Establishment cultivators = random gear drops plus a decent amount of experience; demon kings = monster-spawner bosses; dynasty prodigies = walking treasure troves; peerless saintesses = top-grade cultivation furnaces and simp collectors; mighty cultivators = top-tier gear drops plus mountains of experience; sect patriarchs = stage bosses with off-the-charts experience rewards...

Once you set foot on the path of cultivation, you find yourself in a world driven solely by self-interest, where good and evil mean nothing and people will devour you without leaving a bone behind.

“I had no choice before. This time, I don’t want to be human.”

Fortunately, Xu Kun isn’t a good person either. He blood-sacrifices mortals, slaughters righteous cultivators, secretly kills his fellow disciples, tortures his enemies, and even brings an Emperor to his knees and wipes out forbidden zones. Xu Mu advances step by step, building a throne from mountains of corpses.

“Willingly sinking into depravity,” “stopping at nothing,” “betraying his fellow disciples,” “defying his masters,” “dark and despicable,” “beyond redemption,” “hated by both gods and men,” and “the most evil being under heaven” are all faint praise for him.