Starting from Becoming a Demon

The name misunderstood me. I thought it was the kind of story about someone who gingerly accepts his identity as a little demon and then becomes stronger through system or other upgrades. After watching it, I realized that this is not the case. It is not a simple upgrade and crushing, but a very flexible way to fight against the enemy. The protagonist is also very distinctive. At least he has a strategist. The other supporting characters are also very distinctive.

Based on my reading time, I can guarantee that this book is really great! I really like the author's writing style. The stories and characters in his writing are very personal. And what's rare is that the female characters in the author's works are not kitsch, there are no deliberate emotional dramas such as a hero saving a beauty and falling in love at first sight, and there are no vulgar adjectives from a sexual perspective such as beautiful feet, big breasts and perky buttocks. Many times, male channel authors write normal adjectives about the male characters' language and behavior, but as soon as the female characters appear, they start to obsess over them, as if men and women are not all the same human beings. Really enjoyed the story and characters of this book! I like to watch Mo Nian's growth in improving his character and strength step by step, and I like to witness his experiences becoming legends in the past. Come on, author! I hope I came early enough to witness your chapter

Let me share some of my favorite points about this book. 1. I really like the description of the protagonist in this book looking at the world as a player. Players are like this. No matter whether you have good or evil Buddha or demon skills, he can look at them from an objective perspective and put aside his position. Sometimes he can come up with wonderful combinations. And I like that the author details the functions and values ​​of the skills. Given in detail, the skill is no longer just a fancy name and the rest is left to the reader's imagination, but is visual, which greatly enhances the shaping of the world view and the sense of immersion. It seems that there is really a game community that has researched so many genres and combos. These designs must have taken the author a lot of thought. 2. The plot design of this book is very good. When Chu Qingge La was brought back from the edge of being possessed for the first time, the clues were first seen, and then when the "Alliance of Losers" formed a team to kill the king, it was amazing. This part was quite a bit of a straw and a gray line. I saw that several people affected by the protagonist actually came together to change the ending and change the original intention. Isn't this the meaning of Amber Flow? 3. I can clearly feel that the author is a serious game enthusiast. If you have played the Souls series, Street Fighter, and Meatballs, etc., You will smile knowingly when you get the author's memes in the article. This kind of resonance between players is quite interesting (I said Ishizaki is right). I guess the author is also playing the Spire 2 recently haha [laughing] I feel that there will be a climax of the plot in the near future. Various characters take turns to appear on the big stage of Jinmen. Where will the protagonist go when the evil tribulation is over? Can you update it soon? This is really good-looking. Jpg (I also want to complain about how weird the cover looks...

Why is the rating so low? It is a masterpiece, with weird training methods, world view and character biographies that are slowly unfolded along with the plot, and finally there is a protagonist who can cooperate in team battles. Classic game modes such as skill combination, positioning, and team cooperation finally appear. No more auxiliary 10 chapters of invincibility, just clear all the monsters and monsters alone! Certified bookworm... Gaga looks good

Tomato is definitely a good book, not up to platinum level, gold is enough, but in this era of fast food, there are too many exciting things to read, and now I can't read it. It's my problem, but I must support the author.

There is a pseudo-multiple heroine, obviously there is no emotional line at all, unless you can say there are multiple heroines by saying that you meet more girls? The rhythm of the story is particularly harmonious, and there is a sense of unity of a grand narrative. It is the kind of perfect unfolding of the worldview that is neither limited nor rigid. This is my rare treasure in tomatoes. The half-disadvantage is that the increase in combat power is too small, which may make this book seem to be more daily life and have a sense of relaxation. But the fighting and development are actually very tight. Yes, it was originally developed in an orderly manner and there was no personal emotional drama at all. However, he was able to write with a sense of leisure and relaxation in daily life, and he was able to write reasonably and interestingly in battle. This can be considered a reflection of his writing skills. This book is not popular. I think the reason is largely due to the poorly written introduction. I had no desire to read it at first glance. But the book is an excellent book, the kind of book that I can't bear to listen to. Not to mention studying, it is really interesting to read each word. The author clicked for me to learn how to write an introduction [punch] When I take the book test one day, another introduction will drive me away 80% I listened to other books at 3x and 2.5X speed, but for the update here, I slowed it down to 1.5, Listened slowly, and read slowly. It's the most relaxing time every day, so this is a rare product from Tomato

It's a very good book, but I don't know why the rating is a bit low. The plot is very smooth to read and can be read with your mind. Both the protagonist and the villain are very distinctive and have their own persistence. The foreshadowing is also handled very well. The only bad thing is that there is too little description of the male protagonist's emotional scene, which makes it look a bit dry. The later part of Yun Xiyan is well written, but the description of Zhao Hongling from the beginning to the present is not deep enough. However, this is my personal opinion. The whole book can be said to be a rare masterpiece of Tomato. I thank the author for his efforts.

This is a very beautiful and interesting book. It is covered in amber. The content is similar to Lanke Qiyuan. There is no main cultivation perspective, but more system points. The cultivation of mind in the world has indeed been continued (I have read the third story so far). There are clichés and refreshing ones. As for the multiple female protagonists mentioned by the author, The current story is conducted in units, with one heroine per unit. The narrative feels similar to the monster list. Anyway, I haven't seen the back part. The author also said that the heroine will be voted on later. If you don't like it, I suggest you read the first part first and read the first two stories. [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon] [Eat Melon]

One more chapter, brother, I can do anything. JPG What can I say about the writing? The plot is coherent and not awkward, and the world view is okay. It's not the kind of world view that looks big, but actually happens in a mess. And the characters are well drawn. I glanced at the bad reviews and they all talked about the female protagonist. How do you say this? It can feel like he is installing wood, because he himself understands what is going on. But is it a reasonable part? After all, there is a catastrophe in the Golden Core Tribulation that is an extension of this. "These emotions are based on the knowledge and abilities of me, an outsider, and are not normal things. Can I really get these? Aren't I deceiving them?" But the author's idea is also quite strange. You can only say that there is a heroine, and it will not have much impact on the plot. . . My evaluation is not as good as the supporting actor () But this kind of treatment seems to me to be more clever. After all, I don't like to watch movies without female protagonists, but you said that half of the story should be devoted to romance. Thank you for that () For me, the writing of this book is not the best; the plot is not the most exciting; the story is not the most relaxing. However, for a fantasy written for "game lovers", it has already achieved a very good level. It is a book that can be read at any time.

The plot is good, the characters are well-drawn, and the story is OK, but it's a bit draggy, but there are too many details that don't work well, and the preface doesn't match the follower. For example, what I'm seeing here now "Then, I caught the colorful-backed thin dog that wanted to run over and rob it, tearing off a piece of meat." (Excerpt from the author's original text) Here it is written that the dog was killed at close range, and then there is a storage bag in the front, and then there is also a paragraph in the back where the dog's body was destroyed by the enemy. The protagonist deliberately kept the dog's body and used it, so why! Why! Why don't you just pretend to be dead? There is absolutely enough time. This is just one point, there are others in the front, and I don't know how many more are in the back. This is a relatively big aspect, and there are some things that are unclear. Anyway, I feel a little annoyed when I read it, and it feels like the author didn't read it once. Finally, what I personally don't like is that the characters are written in a more classical Chinese style in many places except for their speech, which is too literary. (Overall, it's pretty good. There's gold mining in the world, so I gave it four stars.)

It's delicious. Everyone should read this book. The character descriptions are rich and not black and white. The characters also have a sense of being alive. Because human beings have emotions, even the apprentices who are captured as furnaces will also develop emotions. Resentment, jealousy, and family affection are mixed together like a ball of yarn. So it is the most delicious thing. Whether there is a CP or a harem is secondary. Teacher, you must continue to maintain this writing style and rhythm. I can do anything orz It's so well written. The description of anyone's appearance doesn't have the condensation that is commonly found in male videos. Emotions develop naturally, and there is no feeling of being forced to fall in love. It's very, very, very delicious. The last time I ate a lot of heroines, I was in elementary school, but this one is so delicious that everyone should eat it. Second editor: Maybe it's because I'm a fan of all things, so I'm quite comfortable with people pointing their arrows at the protagonist. After all, the protagonist should be the center of the world. Even if iPleiades TV cuts off the audience's perspective, it is still the ultimate cool article that 486 has been making declarations of winning []

As an Amber-style novel about cultivating immortals, this book can undoubtedly be called a masterpiece worth reading. While the world view is traditional, it also incorporates a lot of the author's own little ingenuity, such as some sea tiger memes and soul game memes, which will make people who understand them smile knowingly after seeing them. I personally think the most interesting part is that the protagonist in the early and middle stages uses his thinking as a "player" to perform tricks one after another and come back under pressure. The "other side of the protagonist" such as Young Marshal and Mo Nian in the later period is also very well written. Of course, there are also shortcomings. The author said that this is the first time he has written more than two million words. It can indeed be seen that the author is a little jerky and stiff when setting aside the world view and describing the interaction between the heroine and the protagonist. I originally thought that the process of building the foundation and upgrading the golden elixir was long enough, but I did not expect that the golden elixir would be longer. But if you think about it carefully, the golden elixir can move mountains and fill the sea. No matter how high it is, it will be very unrealistic and tasteless. To sum up, until the latest chapter, my overall evaluation of this book is that it has flaws and is worth reading. I rarely write such a long review, and I don't even bother to open this chapter, but in my eyes, the score of this book should definitely not be so low, so I have this review, hoping to help readers who want to see a high-quality Kohaku-ryu novel and an author who has poured his heart and soul into the work.

The angle is novel, and it is one of the few tomato novels that is comfortable to read in recent years. The characters each have their own characteristics. The protagonist can see into people's hearts but cannot see other people's good feelings, which is a bit unreasonable. Everything else is good. It's like I'm afraid not to write reviews. Brush one

Yes, the author has ideas and grasps the subject of Kohaku-ryu very well. He does not treat it as a plot background board or a simple game data panel, but has his own ideas and control over the boundary between the "game world" and the "real world". I think this is very important and valuable for a Kohaku-ryu novel.

At first glance, it looks like a book written by an experienced hand. The writing is smooth and the logic is meticulous. The current rating is not maliciously made like this... Well, it can be evaluated in one sentence: It is comparable to "The Super Mechanic" Damn it, brother, who are you? Can you find such a novel on Tomato? Do not place the starting point to kill the various rankings

Just give me your opinion You can watch it with your brain or without your brain. The various elements are perfectly handled in terms of the world view, and the underlying logic of the story is also closed-loop. The reason why you can watch it without your brain is that the author can speak plain language. To put it simply, the author will tell you the causes and consequences. As a novel about cultivating immortality, it is very flavorful. Now, the story is written very smoothly, with climaxes and flashpoints. It is worth reading.

The writing is good, the details are good, and the emotion is good. The biggest problem is that among the many Amber streams, the protagonist's combat power is not very high, and he is always fighting fiercely.

Full marks for the article! The writing style is second to none, the descriptions are concise and capable, and the characters are in-depth and three-dimensional. A good fantasy article disguised as a game. Why is such a big boss on Tomato? Qidian. Com, a game fantasy novel that is updated from time to time, has several alliance leaders.

Five-star praise. 1. The world view is complete and interesting, and is even expanding. It cleverly borrows the New Heaven and Old Heaven systems, reasonably introduces traditional mythological magical powers, and at the same time is ingenious. Various new Heavenly methods are also combined with the game to appear novel. 2. The combat power system is complete and combined with the traditional cultural framework. The five innate Taoists (Taiyi, Taichu, Taishi, Taisu, Taiji), the eight sufferings and five aggregates of Buddhism, the ten evil sects of the devil, the ten halls of the underworld, and the new heavenly officials all have their own characteristics. Some of them I only knew about after watching them. 3. Various plot designs are unique. Plots such as the fantasy world of book spirits, the slave world of heavenly officials, the ten calamities of the devil, the reincarnation of the devil, the prison of the divine capital, the "Commentary Sutra of Heavenly Kings" and the consciousness of the devil all require strong writing skills. I won't write too many of them, they are among the top masterpieces in my heart.

It's super good to read. I read it in one sitting. The foreshadowing that the author buried was also recycled in the later stage. It feels very clever. It also has classical Chinese texts. It's very enjoyable to read. It's highly recommended. Don't be fooled by the name.

Recommended😁👍The writing is smooth, the plot is compact, the pace is relaxed, and the decent villain has a superior IQ online. There are no bad points except that the protagonist's personality changes a bit quickly when he first time travels. There is no female protagonist so far. The only problem is that some of the stories feel unclear. As for the part where the answer to the Black Myth Weaver Girl is revealed, I need to think for a while about who loves whom, who hates who, who loves but cannot, and who makes the decisive move. It is a little unclear, but of course I only understand it after the character explains it in the later chapter. It is still recommended to read, it is a rare good book from Tomato [Sending Hearts]

As of Chapter 187, it is an excellent work and well worth reading. The protagonist is quite lazy, carefree, and free-spirited. It's much better than the third-rate stuff like Zhan Shen Guo's surname, but it's a pity that it can be said to be high-minded and low-key. I haven't read the follow-up yet, but it deserves a good review. I'll read it later.

I don't know why the rating is low, I just found this book by chance. The members of the protagonist group are described in a three-dimensional way, with distinct personalities. The protagonist, Yin Xiu, is a player who likes to play various tricks and combinations. It's not a brainless novel, the protagonist uses his brain to enter another world. The world view is vast and the cultivation systems are diverse. This article should score at least 9 points [I will be blessed soon]

A very good one. In the early stage, it feels like watching a guide and playing a game, with various spells and props popping up frequently, and you can use them in battles; And what's different from ordinary player rebirth novels is that this book's depiction of the protagonist's foresight is not detailed. This lack of detail reduces the step-by-step feeling of ordinary rebirth novels, but instead brings the background of the "Xuanming Realm" to life. It makes me full of expectations for the remaining continents that have not yet been described. Maybe it can bring out new spells? The Demonic Tribulation in the Golden Elixir Period is also very interesting. Through several antinomian questions, each of the Nine Demonic Paths is introduced. At the same time, it is emphasized that the conflict between Mo Nian's "human" part and his "player" part leads to the existence of demons. In recent chapters of Rahu, the possibility of killing the tribulation master has been minimized. The only way for Mo Nian to overcome the tribulation is to answer these contradictory questions. This is the point I am most looking forward to. The answer to these questions is yes or no. In my opinion, it is all about becoming a Taoist. It is just becoming a demon, becoming a Taoist, or becoming a Buddha. This is also consistent with the struggle between the wills of immortals, demons, and Buddhas mentioned earlier. It is speculated that this should be a major theme of the Nascent Soul stage. Let's think about it for a moment. Could it be that the last few chapters of the Golden Elixir period will break out of the three-part framework? Or was it fought over by several parties and appointed to fill a hole, thus giving it a strong motivation to "solve the affairs of the mortal world" in the Nascent Soul Stage to Refining the Void? In any case, I am very much looking forward to the follow-up [exploration]

The author really likes multi-line narratives and burying a lot of foreshadowing, which makes the later plots feel more and more delayed. Many times, plots that explode at once have to be delayed until the end to explode together. In addition, the writing is very interesting.

The book itself is very good-looking, leaning more toward traditional fantasy. Such books are rare in today's environment. It can be seen that the author is very thoughtful and has his own ingenious ideas for the arrangement of each plot. Unfortunately, there may be some flaws in some plots due to lack of writing power, but the flaws cannot be concealed. The emotional line is relatively vague, maybe because the author is not very good at it, so he didn't spend too many chapters writing it, but it doesn't drag down the whole plot like some novels do, and it seems that the author has the intention to develop the emotional line, so you can look forward to it. All in all, this is a novel that I like very much. Overall, it is a good read, but the protagonist is not that invincible. I recommend reading it if you have been reading for a long time. If not, you may not be able to read it [sneaky laugh]

Very beautiful. But I hope the pace is faster and the underworld chapter can be completed quickly. I feel that completing it with more than 3 million is the best. The problem with this book is that the pace is a bit slow, but it is worth reading.

The book is really good-looking and incorporates a lot of game mechanics. I really like this setting. The game genre should let a hundred flowers bloom. The overall plot is relatively coherent, and each volume has core issues waiting for the protagonist to deal with. Although I am a player with a future golden finger, the combat power mechanism in the setting is not jumping up and down. It is more similar to the main plot of online games on the market today. It promotes the plot to discover and investigate past secrets. It is very consistent with the setting of the game world, but the plot inside can feel exciting or touching.

The title of the book is really not good, but the content is quite good. The way of demons is not a simple way to deal with demons, but a Yin monk who knows many things and uses treacherous methods. The era background of the game, plus the settings of various factions and forces, are very good and worth reading.

This is the second time I have read the theme of a pseudo-online game. The first time I read it was at the next store. Unfortunately, that book has nothing to do with the pseudo-online game in the later period, but this one suits my taste, whether it is the ending of the original game or the ending after the intervention of the protagonist. Although there is a feeling of multiple female protagonists, it does not have a great impact on the main text. Each character has a unique character. I hope the author writes more about Ming's character. I haven't seen much trouble so far. Some people say that the protagonist upgrades too slowly. I think it's normal. It's hard to move the golden elixir. Why let the protagonist upgrade so quickly? It would be better to slow down and develop more interesting skills. Reading this book now is as refreshing as watching others explain the Black Myth's predecessor Fighting Buddha at Station B.