[No System + Multiple Heroines, Slice of Life]
Xu Mo, a modern university student, unexpectedly transmigrates into a world of cultivation, where the law of the jungle reigns. He works relentlessly at his cultivation, and after a hundred years finally becomes a once-in-a-millennium prodigy. But while sealing the Heavenly Demon, he is invaded by demonic energy.
Those shameless cultivators fear his talent, so they accuse him of being a demon and try to kill him.
But having completed nine years of compulsory education, Xu Mo knows you should always keep a little something in reserve, no matter who you’re up against.
So, amid a dazzling flash of light, Xu Mo makes his exit.
When he opens his eyes again, an unfamiliar setting stirs a faint sense of recognition. Then he sees the girl with blue hair before him, both strange and somehow familiar, and memories from the distant past awaken. It turns out he didn’t just escape: he also transmigrated with his physical body intact.
He steps outside, takes in the neon lights of the city, then glances at the blue-haired girl beside him. That’s when he realizes he’s landed in the world of Tokyo Ghoul, one of the three great food-themed anime.
At first Xu Mo is shocked. Then he’s ecstatic. With his current cultivation at the peak of the Golden Core stage, wouldn’t eating a Demon Spirit Fruit let him break through to the Nascent Soul stage?
Once he reaches the Nascent Soul stage, his strength will undergo a dramatic transformation. In this world, won’t he be able to do whatever he wants? As for keeping the peace, to hell with keeping the peace. If you had to choose between Superman and Homelander, wouldn’t you?
On day one, I’m going to be Superman.
On day two, I’m going to be Homelander.
On day three, I’m going to be the ancestor of them all.
For the sake of you raising a Doro and raising it well, I will give you five stars regardless of whether the writing is good or not. It's clearly labeled as having multiple female protagonists, but the male protagonist has no inner thoughts about the female protagonist. If you haven't watched it, I suggest you don't read it.
The first is that the meat is not cut and fed to ghouls, which is more than 90% of fics about Tokyo gourmets. The second setting is good, the male protagonist is from the world of immortality, and it seems that the author is writing about a relatively dark world of immortality, so there is nothing wrong with not hating ghouls. After all, the world of immortality is filled with monsters, ghosts, and snakes. Yes, there are definitely many people who like the world of monsters and beasts who have transformed into immortals. In comparison, the ghouls produced by human mutations with too high RC cell values can only be regarded as human mutations. The third one is really cool. If you are strong, you will not be defeated or licked. I hope the author will continue writing at this pace. It is really good
Give yourself a five-star review to support it, 😏😏
It's a very good fan book, there's nothing toxic about it, you can read it with confidence 👍