After transmigrating to a cultivation world for three hundred years!
Ye Changlin, who had mastered the demonic path, was betrayed by a traitor and besieged by the righteous sects.
After his death and the destruction of his cultivation, he unexpectedly transmigrates back to Earth, where he lived before.
As soon as he returns, he discovers that the world has changed, too.
The entire planet has become a domain of the undead.
Looking at the hideous zombies, and the living souls sealed inside them, so vital to demonic cultivators, Ye Changlin smiles.
This… isn’t an apocalypse. It’s his paradise!
But soon he discovers that the good news doesn’t end there. He has also awakened the Critical Hit Cashback System. Whenever a woman approved by the System uses up supplies, he gets a hundredfold return, in both quantity and quality!
He looks at the gymnasium behind him, where a nationwide dance-student entrance exam is underway…
And at the cultivation method in his mind, obtained after wiping out a certain Joyous Union Sect…
“This isn’t just paradise… it’s heaven! What’s so scary about the apocalypse? This apocalypse is amazing!”
I've watched over 100 orders, and aside from the fact that the main character didn't touch the girl, it's alright.
Well written, but what happens next? It ended too soon. What about the Tianyuan Continent? What about the War of the Evil Gods? Or is there going to be a sequel? He's been working in this small town until now. Looking forward to what happens next.
The plot was quite enjoyable, but the ending felt too abrupt, didn't it? So much buildup in the beginning, and it just ended like that? I can only say I'm looking forward to the sequel! [Under pressure to finish]
The book was good, it's just a shame that it suddenly stopped writing towards the end.
It was alright, watchable, but the ending was abrupt and unexpected.
Okay, okay, when is the big brawl? I've seen so many chapters already and it's still dragging on.
It's not bad, but something feels a bit strange.
It's a pretty enjoyable novel, although some parts are a bit unrealistic in the beginning, but overall it's quite good... Keep up the good work, author!
Go go go!
Not bad, not bad, not bad