I Have the Face of a Great Demon
我有一张大魔头的脸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 664k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
315Chapters
182Reads · 30 days
48.7kReads · all time
6.4Score
31Listens
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My personal guess: Did the Great Demon and Liu Xingchen swap souls? The Great Demon arrived in the modern world with diminished spiritual energy, so he must have lost his magic powers and can only survive by acting. However, he still retains his charisma and martial arts skills, thus becoming a big star in action films. 🤭🤭🤭
The plot is fast-paced, has humorous moments, and is watchable. The core issue of this novel should be the distinction between realms. Since it uses the traditional Qi Refining and Foundation Building realms all the way to the Integration and Great Ascension realms, then crossing a major realm is an insurmountable chasm.
I'm so heartbroken. Can't the protagonist's growth be a little faster? I really feel so sorry for the old Taoist priest. Even if the protagonist's development is really slow, can't the old Taoist priest be resurrected in the end?
I guess the ending is that the protagonist is one of the reincarnations of the great demon. Because the others died, he was summoned into the demon's realm. He not only looks the same, but his abilities will also gradually awaken.
It's not bad, but your worldview is too much like the martial arts world. It gives the impression of a high-martial arts world rather than a fantasy world.
Not bad, not bad, but I hope the author will continue writing the protagonist as he is now, and not turn him into the kind of villain who just takes advantage of people he doesn't like later on. 🧐
The plot revolves around whoever messes with the protagonist, and the protagonist ends up working for that person to cause trouble. It's a real source of amusement; the point is to have fun.
A very novel theme, quite good, very interesting. The only drawback is that the author doesn't quite understand the three realms of cultivation; a powerful cultivator actually speaks politely to a mortal! The Three Realms of Cultivation The first realm, the realm of ants. The second realm, the realm of fellow Daoists. The third realm is the realm of seniors.
It's really good! The beginning might be a little tedious, but around chapter 100-something, it really gets going, and the main character begins to develop and grow in the story.
I enjoyed reading it; I really like the writing style.