I Became the Supreme Demon Lord by Turning the Tables on Heaven's Curse!

Everything else is fine, but why should we put the Way of Sword above all the other ways? I can't stand this, isn't it the sword? What's the difference between swords, guns and clubs? Isn't the sword just a weapon? Why is it held high? There is a sword-breaking gameplay, why is there not a sword-breaking method?

It has the flavor of Xuanjian, and is better than Chusheng. Drive high and go low. Every time I fight, I like to use a grand and vast scene like covering the sky. It's too watery. Use side profiles to describe the protagonist's strength. Don't describe the protagonist in front, which is too indifferent. Just like Jin Dan in Xuanjian Clan, he doesn't write about his front face and uses small characters to set him off. High-level monks don't even let the lower cultivators know the whole picture through dialogue (also for readers) to maintain a sense of mystery and compulsion. The fighting between Xue Pan and Lou Xing in Zi Fu Ru Xuan Jian does not describe the fighting process, but the results can be learned from other people's mouths to illustrate his strong character. As long as he is willing to use his golden elixir to defeat anyone, he has to fight with his bare hands. It can also be like Shangyuan, who rarely appears, but every time he appears, he is crushed. The enemy will despair when they see him. He appears too frequently, talks too much, and is very unqualified.

It's pretty good, but I don't understand one thing. Why is the sword cultivator the strongest in the past? There are also traditional cultivation methods such as Tao, demons, demons, and Buddha in the books I read. This traditional model generally has a bright future, but the sword is just a way of attack. It feels like swords are just a subset, subsumed by other avenues, which feels a bit strange. It is mentioned in the sword cultivation book that I think it is no different from the traditional one. Does it mean that you have a unique path just because you use a sword? Is there any essential difference between sword cultivation and other cultivation practices? Is it so powerful to use a foreign object like a sword? In my humble opinion, sword cultivation is not as good as weapon cultivation. After all, any perception or change of yin and yang can be applied to any external object without any sense of incompatibility. There are knives, swords, and magic weapons. What's the difference?

I gave four stars because it was too short. Really, why did you get so much rest? , A horse can pull a carriage for 12 hours, why can't you do it 12 times a day? . . . . . No matter how many there are in front of me, I won't read Baishi Gongsun. It was so frustrating. I thought there would be other Daoji masters who would end their disciples, but in the end it was still the Gongsun family. Damn it, you are directly poisoning me, and you don't bring anything to me. I can continue reading this novel. It's purely interesting. Plus, I wanted to see the Gongsun family wiped out, but in the end, you directly became a disciple, you poisonous person.

Master Sedum was delighted as he kept track of the calendar as always. Sexy old man has fun

Stay true to your original intention, be decisive in killing, don't say goodbye to the Holy Mother, don't say water, don't engage in ambiguous relationships with the heroine, and don't meddle in other people's business. If you continue like this, you can become a god.

Has the author offended someone?

A very awesome oriental fantasy novel about cultivating immortals. The protagonist is a cultivator of demons. It's enjoyable from beginning to end. The author will update it quickly. Of course, it might be a little uncomfortable at the beginning, but it will get better and better later on. It really gets more and more exciting the more you watch it.

His writing is pretty good at the moment. It's a quiet period now. I need everyone to leave more comments, favorites, and reminders for updates. The previous writing was quite good, but after 100 chapters, the more I read, the more frustrated I became.

Very good, very cool writing, with the appearance of a first-time saint