[No Female Lead + No System + Decisive and Ruthless + Supernatural Horror + Cthulhu Mythos]
An accident brings Zhuang Xingzhou to a world where the Heavenly Dao is twisted, immortals and Buddhas have vanished, and supernatural horrors run rampant.
He wakes from unconsciousness to find himself trapped in a ruined temple, about to be sacrificed to an evil god.
To save himself, Zhuang Xingzhou strikes first and offers his soul to the evil god of his own accord.
To his surprise, the evil god chokes to death on him. Delicious.
(You ate the Blood Monk Evil God and obtained a Flesh-and-Blood Bodhi.)
(You ate the Nightmare Evil God and gained the ability to control dreams.)
(You ate the Cavern Evil God, saved ten million believers, and obtained unlimited true qi.)
After that, the evil gods all started saying: Who dares call themselves invincible? Who dares claim they cannot be defeated? Since the immortals vanished, the gods have disappeared. Through all eternity, only Xingzhou endures!
Ever since we met Zhuang Xingzhou, we've realized how ridiculous we are, like children waving around tree branches.
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After reading Chapter 10, I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist has turned into a monster in human skin. The protagonist is also written as a human thought and behavior. How can such a protagonist bring readers into the novel? Reading novels must have a sense of immersion. Novel without a sense of substitution is not just a flowing novel.