Lin Dao transmigrates to a cultivation world where the righteous path is in decline and the demonic path is on the rise.
He binds himself to the Righteous Immortal Maidens Rescue System. All he has to do is save righteous immortal maidens to earn rewards.
To that end, he fools the Demonic Cult’s leader into establishing the Fallen Immortal Platform, supposedly as a way to sow discord among the enemy!
All so he can play both sides and secretly help the righteous immortal maidens escape.
But then…
[Under your care, the Dao Sect’s Holy Maiden has fallen to the demonic path. 1,000 points deducted…]
[Your hints have shaken the Yaochi Immortal Maiden’s Daoist heart. 1,000 points deducted…]
[Under your coercion, the Sword Immortal Maiden has decided to offer herself to the demons. 1,000 points deducted…]
Lin Dao: “System, do you think there’s still a chance I can become a righteous cultivator…?”
System: “Do you really have to ask?”
As Lin Dao looked at the immortal maidens who wanted to devour him every single day, he began to question his entire life…
I was dumbfounded after reading the first three chapters. Where did you find this top-notch Japanese Asashi male protagonist? The girl is whining and incomprehensible. You have been arguing with Yaochi for a year about such a simple thing as I am here to save you. This misunderstanding is coupled with the male protagonist's inexplicable useless performance. One cannot speak and the other cannot listen. I can only say that the best of the best. The male protagonist, a high-level demonic master, is also flying in the sky.
I haven't read too much. There are a lot of adjectives in the front. There are a lot of sentences, dialogues, tone and so on with a bunch of adjectives at the end. There is also this world of cultivating immortals. The protagonist seems to have no cultivation at all. The power is all due to the special effects and transformation given by the system.
Regarding the many character arrangements of the heroine, I like the natural and silly attributes, and I also like the silly and cute ones, but that doesn't mean that I really like very stupid heroines. And it just so happens that the heroine's many stupid imaginings just touched my stupidity certificate... It's so speechless... It would be okay if it was just one or two times, but I can't stand it if I make stupid imaginings every time...
It's a fantasy urban novel with a layer of fairy tale skin. It's not good-looking, has no plot, and no logic.
The male protagonist of the classic Asashi defeated the female protagonist with sincerity and respect. Why is it 2025 that he is still playing the same tricks as 10 years ago? What was the situation ten years ago and what is the situation now? The main character's purpose is to let the righteous female nun go, but in action he says: Hey, I won't let you go, I'll give you sugar-coated bullets to feed you. It's just for fun, hey, I'm just playing. Even if you want to write about the main character's program effect that backfires, the arrangement is too deliberate.
Emmm, it highly overlaps with the books on other platforms. I originally thought it only overlapped at the beginning, but until the female imp daughter of the Four Heavenly Kings appeared, it basically overlapped 1:1.
After reading the first few chapters, it feels a bit similar to Dihuawen. If you like this type, it should be good. Personally, I don't really like this type of dihua. No matter what you say, you have to figure it out yourself and come to a weird conclusion. It's really hard to accept.
When will the protagonist be able to eat meat? It feels like it will cost hundreds of chapters.
This book is quite interesting haha, the writing is also good
Hey hey hey, this is not bad [smile] [smile] [smile] It can indeed be read as an urban daily novel