You Were Told to Uphold the Righteous Path, So Why Did You Join the Demon Empress?

Luo Binghe waited for Shen Qingqiu for 5 years, Xue Yang waited for Xiao Xingchen for 8 years, Lan Jingji waited for Wei Wumei for 13 years, Ye Hua waited for Bai Qian for 300 years, Sun Wukong waited for Tang Sanzang for 500 years, Zi Wentuo waited for Ning Ke for 500 years, Hua Cheng waited for Xie Lian for 800 years, Feng Qingxue waited for Baili Tusu for 900 years, Long Kui waited for Long…

It's pretty good. I think it's good and worth five stars. The story is vivid and engaging. Although you're born into the demonic path, you have to act according to your heart. You can't just kill indiscriminately. That's not the demonic path; that's a killing machine.

This book, for me, combines elements of system novels, semi-urban novels, and fantasy novels. Especially in the description of the system and Moro vying for the host's body, it transcends the formulaic approach of other system novels, highlighting the system's unique personality. The author is very confident and skillful in portraying each character's personality, and the writing is excellent.

The author's writing is indeed good, with detail and many plot holes filled. However, as the author mentioned, it leans towards fantasy, and it feels like there's too little content focusing on the female lead. Most of the story revolves around her cultivation and dealing with crises. I hope the author can dedicate more time to the female lead and add more detail. 5-Star review!

I've read about two-thirds of it now, and personally, I think it's pretty good. However, I also feel that the various realms in it are all a bit strange—smaller realms are commonplace, while larger realms are rare and unusual. Also, although the author said they wouldn't write scenes where the male lead wins over the female lead, for fear of being penalized, isn't that a bit too conservative? (I hope the author can also master the art of writing and express their opinions on the subject soon.)

I might have enjoyed this book before, but I'm not a big fan of this genre anymore. All I see now is crazy female character acquisition and invincibility, etc. The author isn't very good at writing romance, and the beginning was quite unpleasant, so I almost gave up. The later cultivation levels were also a bit unclear, so I skipped around.

It's really good, you absolutely must read it. It's not what you're imagining. Actually, the concept is quite good, although there are a few flaws, but they don't affect the overall content of the book. Highly recommended.

I finished reading it. There were a few difficult parts in the middle, but overall I thought it was pretty good. It's definitely a good book for Tomato (a popular Chinese fantasy author). The later parts seem to have shifted towards traditional fantasy, but that's fine for someone like me who hasn't read fantasy novels in a long time. This book isn't mindless, which is rare for Tomato, so I'm giving it 5 stars.

I think the protagonist could have simply gone to Baidi City and killed that descendant of the Bai family from his hometown. Why did he travel thousands of miles to hunt him down? Was it because of his sense of justice? But justice is nothing more than a shield that righteous people always use as a shield.

The writing is excellent, the plot is original, and it's very enjoyable. (Purely casual)