
Who Says a Demonic Cultivator Can’t Be a Good Person?
谁说魔修就不能当好人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 700k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- North American Patrolman: The System Says I'm Cultivating Immortality北美巡警,系统说我在修仙Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
214Chapters
152Reads · 30 days
148.8kReads · all time
6.8Score
22Listens
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The protagonist hasn't used many cultivation techniques. I think someone at the second level of Qi Refining should be much stronger than an ordinary person, right? It seems the protagonist hasn't yet broken free from ordinary thinking and behavior patterns. Author, keep up the good work!! Demonic cultivators would thrive in a country where guns are free, even if you're a good person! In gang warfare, the Myriad Soul Banner is a good magical artifact. Demonic cultivators!!!
The author claims the book is about demonic cultivation, but only in name. Cultivation can make one stronger, but only slightly. Spells deal damage, but not much. Magical artifacts are powerful, but they suffer from battle damage and are currently only useful for storing items.
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Who says demonic cultivators can't be good people? I love reading stories like "Angry Path Servant" and those related to American variety shows, and this one has a great opening that suits my taste. The "golden finger" (superpower/cheat) is interesting, the protagonist has a basic moral compass, and his actions are quite carefree.
I read it in one go. The beginning was rather ordinary, with the same old plot and clichés, but it got better and better as it went on. Around chapters 80 and 90, the seemingly ordinary background cases were written with great flair, and many of the supporting characters also had memorable moments.
Surprisingly good. The title isn't great and the rating isn't high, but reading this book is like watching an American TV series. The key is that other novels might spend dozens or even hundreds of chapters to tell a story, but this novel interweaves a story every few chapters, just like some police dramas where one episode tells a story and the main character is interspersed throughout. It's quite good for developing the main characters.
As a demonic cultivator, his cultivation level is extremely stable, and he would never suffer from demonic possession. His descriptions of things are incredibly vivid, as if he were directly involved, never missing a single detail. If he can summarize something in three sentences, he will not say more than one.
It looks alright. No killing so far. It feels like the daily life of a Chinese-American police officer, like watching a drama starring an Asian character. Rating: 3.5 stars. May the weather be favorable, the harvest plentiful, the people prosperous, the nation peaceful, and the world at peace. Namo Amitabha Buddha.
With nearly 5,000 words per chapter and two updates a day, what more could you ask for?
If you're looking for cultivation novels, don't bother reading this. If you're looking for slice-of-life stories about a laid-back, unambitious person, this is a good read. The title is wrong. If you don't include demonic cultivation elements, but add some extraordinary elements and put it in a slice-of-life story, it should be better.