[Traditional Xianxia Power Progression] [Demon Lord] [Devouring and Seizing Abilities] [Subduing the Demonic Hordes]
Xiao Ce transmigrated to another world, only to become the young master of a demonic cult, trapped in a hopeless situation and on the verge of death.
Fortunately, he awakened his innate ability, "Spirit Devouring Cultivation," which let him devour all living beings and seize their abilities.
Taking advantage of the great calamity facing the cult, he ascended to the position of its leader. After devouring its great fortune, he escaped the calamity.
He seized the Heavenly Demon, Blood Demon, and Heart Demon to prove the "Dao Heart Seeds Demons."
He wrested away the supreme inheritance, "Blood Moon, Abyssal Depths, Heavenly Capital's Demon-Subduing Strategy."
He devoured the spirit of a phoenix-blooded descendant to prove "Nirvana."
He devoured the spirit of a Torch Dragon to prove "Seeing Clearly Through Darkness"...
The Blood Moon refines the spirit, the Abyssal Depths cultivate the breath, the Heavenly Capital suppresses the mysterious.
Only the lord of all demons can subdue the demonic hordes.
When the Blood Moon descends, even immortals and demons must bow their heads.
This Xiao Ce should be Xiao Li's son. The mirage pearl is a foreshadowing left by Su Taihe, because the connection between the son of the Demonic Sect's Holy Maiden and Xiao Li's son is too coincidental, and Su Taihe knows so many inside stories, so there has only ever been one Xiao Ce.
Skipping over some of the less interesting plot points, it was still quite enjoyable.
Excellent. Excellent. I've read hundreds of books and couldn't even get through the beginnings, but this one is excellent, really excellent.
I hope we can fast forward to the moment when Xiao Ce and Qingqing recognize each other, and ideally there will be a tragic love story.
To be honest, I can't find a better fantasy novel on Tomato Bookstore. It's really good.
It's pretty good; it's one of the best among Tomatoes (a popular Chinese film series). The sentences are fluent, the plot flows smoothly, and the overall theme and concept are novel.
Nice, nice, looks good
Not bad, it's a pretty good traditional fantasy story among Tomato's works.
Yes, it's definitely the fantasy novel that best matches my ideal image among Tomato's works. Keep it up!
It's definitely a good traditional fantasy novel; the author's writing and plot don't seem like those of a novice.