[Demonic Cultivator]
Deng Fan transmigrated to a cultivation world and unexpectedly obtained an unparalleled divine art.
The catch was that it was a demonic art. He had to refine immortal maidens into furnaces, and after death, he could be reborn as a baby inside one of the furnaces he had refined.
As a successor to socialism, Deng Fan naturally couldn't accept practicing such a demonic art.
He believed that man could triumph over fate, and that by cultivating on his own, he could eventually become an immortal. So he buried the art.
But life doesn't always go as planned. Years passed, and by middle age, he was still nowhere near reaching Foundation Establishment.
Worse, forced to make a living, he became the hired muscle of a cultivation family's young lady, serving her like an ox or a horse and frequently enduring her insults.
And so Deng Fan made up his mind to take up the demonic art again and embark on the path of demonic cultivation.
"My lady, I'm terribly sorry!!!"
(P.S. The protagonist is a great villain. Do not read if you like saintly protagonists.)
I rarely review books. I have been looking for them for a long time recently. This book has a twist. It can dig holes and fill them. The protagonist's IQ is also online. The most important thing is that he is very direct about the heroine. He doesn't deliberately avoid taboos. He just picks it up and puts it away when he changes it. It's good.
Yes, there are slowly signs of a demon. A time traveler who has received nine years of compulsory education has gradually become the demon king of the fairy world [like]. I really want to give him a 3-5 exercise book system, but the author of Chesou has a dual cultivation exercise book, haha
The plot is good, the characters are cool, and I can go back to my hometown. What are you waiting for? Why not hurry up [laughing][laughing]
Okay, although the front part is a bit poisonous, the author's writing style is excellent. What follows is really exciting. This book made me understand a truth: Don't jump to conclusions before the dust settles. Full of stars, well deserved
It's okay to read without thinking. There are no books to read to pass the time.
I can only give four stars at the beginning
After all, as a young person in the new era, we should look at all issues dialectically. If we had known that the world of immortality is a social world, we should not have stayed away from the so-called evil cultivation. Those who can cultivate immortality and live forever are good methods; and only by improving your cultivation can you change the world.
At the beginning of the change, he was timid and talked back where he shouldn't. I hope it will be better in the future.
I knew I wanted to write From Good to Evil, but I obviously didn't write it well.
Everyone cares more about being neat and tidy than the so-called good and evil.
In addition, my writing skills still need practice, so I'll just barely pass in the end.
It's okay, it's not a pure novel, but the story is quite exciting, and it doesn't deliberately burn your brain to make it more difficult to read. People who like books with protagonists who are not brain-burning and have a little bit of selfish thinking but not hypocrisy can read it.
From what I have read so far, the author has put a lot of thought into it, and the plot is also creative.
In the early stage, the author always left some words for the protagonist's reflection, but I don't know the intention.
The climax of the secret realm in about 100-120 chapters is now very enjoyable.
Looking forward to the follow-up
I rarely review books. I have been looking for them for a long time recently. This book has a twist. It can dig holes and fill them. The protagonist's IQ is also online. The most important thing is that he is very direct about the heroine. He doesn't deliberately avoid taboos. He just picks it up and puts it away when he changes it. It's good.
Yes, there are slowly signs of a demon. A time traveler who has received nine years of compulsory education has gradually become the demon king of the fairy world [like]. I really want to give him a 3-5 exercise book system, but the author of Chesou has a dual cultivation exercise book, haha
The plot is good, the characters are cool, and I can go back to my hometown. What are you waiting for? Why not hurry up [laughing][laughing]
Okay, although the front part is a bit poisonous, the author's writing style is excellent. What follows is really exciting. This book made me understand a truth: Don't jump to conclusions before the dust settles. Full of stars, well deserved
It's okay to read without thinking. There are no books to read to pass the time.
I can only give four stars at the beginning After all, as a young person in the new era, we should look at all issues dialectically. If we had known that the world of immortality is a social world, we should not have stayed away from the so-called evil cultivation. Those who can cultivate immortality and live forever are good methods; and only by improving your cultivation can you change the world. At the beginning of the change, he was timid and talked back where he shouldn't. I hope it will be better in the future. I knew I wanted to write From Good to Evil, but I obviously didn't write it well. Everyone cares more about being neat and tidy than the so-called good and evil. In addition, my writing skills still need practice, so I'll just barely pass in the end.
It's okay, it's not a pure novel, but the story is quite exciting, and it doesn't deliberately burn your brain to make it more difficult to read. People who like books with protagonists who are not brain-burning and have a little bit of selfish thinking but not hypocrisy can read it.
From what I have read so far, the author has put a lot of thought into it, and the plot is also creative.
In the early stage, the author always left some words for the protagonist's reflection, but I don't know the intention. The climax of the secret realm in about 100-120 chapters is now very enjoyable. Looking forward to the follow-up
Great, great, great, great, great, great