[Evil Cultivator Style] [Upgrade Style] [Retrograde Method]
In the world of high martial arts, strength comes first.
Li Yang, a high school student, was cursed, and the God's reward system turned into a perverse system.
The more others practice, the stronger they become, while the more he practices, the weaker he becomes.
[During training: Strength-1]
[Swallow the elixir: Qi and blood -20]
[Muscle-Building and Bone-Strengthening Needle: Flesh-30]
Li Yang: "Geneva! Refund!"
Until...
News reports: "Evil warriors practice by eating people and refining blood, which is harmful to nature and harm the laws of nature. It is easy to become possessed by evil spirits. Practicing evil arts can easily lead to physical and mental damage, and in severe cases, the body can explode and die... Warriors should not practice evil arts!"
At this time, Li Yang was practicing hard.
[Practice evil skills: Strength +8849]
[Swallowing monsters: Qi and blood +9191]
[Sucking Demonic Blood: Flesh +10086]
Li Yang: "This technique is powerful enough!"
...
A few years later, when a reporter interviewed Li Yang: "May I ask Mr. Li Yang, why do you have such evil energy in your body?"
Li Yang: "What did you say? What did you say?! I am obviously being righteous!"
"Is righteousness black?"
"Can't the righteous become evil?!"
...
Reader comments
Overall, it is a very enjoyable anti-routine martial arts novel. The setting of the retrograde evil cultivator is fresh and interesting. The plot rhythm is step-by-step. The small conflicts and mini-boss are well arranged. It reads smoothly. It can be seen that the author knows how to control the rhythm of the novel.
The beginning of the chapter uses the analogy of water and bottles to distinguish qi and blood and qi and blood values. It can be seen that the author carefully laid out the logic of growth in the early stage. He originally thought it would be a rigorous and solid system. However, in the subsequent writing, the boundaries between the two gradually blurred, and the stacking of values was slightly random, which is a bit regretful.
The core curse reversal system is very ingenious, but the rules and boundaries have not yet been fully explained. According to the plot, pain and mental torture are likely to be reversely transformed, but even if the pain is transformed into pleasure, there should be a threshold upper limit and a level of sensory blunting, similar to the forced sedation effect triggered after exceeding the upper limit in "Overlord", rather than a simple and crude numerical addition and subtraction. Nowadays, injury is almost equivalent to a costless gain in disguise, and this "curse of heaven" has almost no sense of struggle; if there is no buffering mechanism for sensory transformation, the protagonist's calm state throughout the whole process will also lack a layer of reasonable emotional support.
It's not that it's a serious failure, it's just that the blank space in the details makes the evil cultivator setting that should have a sense of struggle less heavy, and the feeling of refreshment is too light. At present, the growth line is overall stable. I hope that the author can further polish the system rules in the future to make this wonderful idea more solid.
It's beautiful and interesting, five stars.
It's interesting, but it doesn't make sense if Jiang Xi'er is not the heroine. There are too many scenes, and I feel that the only characters that are full of characters are the protagonist and her.
In addition, there is too little.
Still the first author of surfing
Does the author know that your book's rating is so low? It's all because your word count is too low and no one reads the book. It's been updated three times a day and it's gone up to 9.4 In one week.
The content is well written, but a little awkward, but still interesting.
New books cannot be maintained, they will become useless easily.
It's quite interesting to come in and take a look. Is Jiang Xier the heroine?
Not bad, not bad
The author seems to have entered the palace
Okay, well, there is a little problem in the front, but I give you five stars to comfort you.
Because I like the subject matter, I rate it as above average. I can only say that there are no big problems with the specific content.
After the protagonist built it, it became 0.32. How could an individual know this?
What shouldn't be known is the previous 0.1?
Very good, not many questions, quite interesting
Author, don't stop updating, please update me quickly. At least 5,000 words a day, update quickly.
Updates are slow, and although the content is a bit old, it looks pretty good: not too bad, but the AI generation of the bean bag on the cover needs to be solved.
It's quite fun, I don't feel old. This is the first time I've heard of Diao Chan on my waist.
Overall, it is a very enjoyable anti-routine martial arts novel. The setting of the retrograde evil cultivator is fresh and interesting. The plot rhythm is step-by-step. The small conflicts and mini-boss are well arranged. It reads smoothly. It can be seen that the author knows how to control the rhythm of the novel. The beginning of the chapter uses the analogy of water and bottles to distinguish qi and blood and qi and blood values. It can be seen that the author carefully laid out the logic of growth in the early stage. He originally thought it would be a rigorous and solid system. However, in the subsequent writing, the boundaries between the two gradually blurred, and the stacking of values was slightly random, which is a bit regretful. The core curse reversal system is very ingenious, but the rules and boundaries have not yet been fully explained. According to the plot, pain and mental torture are likely to be reversely transformed, but even if the pain is transformed into pleasure, there should be a threshold upper limit and a level of sensory blunting, similar to the forced sedation effect triggered after exceeding the upper limit in "Overlord", rather than a simple and crude numerical addition and subtraction. Nowadays, injury is almost equivalent to a costless gain in disguise, and this "curse of heaven" has almost no sense of struggle; if there is no buffering mechanism for sensory transformation, the protagonist's calm state throughout the whole process will also lack a layer of reasonable emotional support. It's not that it's a serious failure, it's just that the blank space in the details makes the evil cultivator setting that should have a sense of struggle less heavy, and the feeling of refreshment is too light. At present, the growth line is overall stable. I hope that the author can further polish the system rules in the future to make this wonderful idea more solid.
It's beautiful and interesting, five stars.
It's interesting, but it doesn't make sense if Jiang Xi'er is not the heroine. There are too many scenes, and I feel that the only characters that are full of characters are the protagonist and her. In addition, there is too little.
Still the first author of surfing
Does the author know that your book's rating is so low? It's all because your word count is too low and no one reads the book. It's been updated three times a day and it's gone up to 9.4 In one week.
The content is well written, but a little awkward, but still interesting.
New books cannot be maintained, they will become useless easily. It's quite interesting to come in and take a look. Is Jiang Xier the heroine?
Not bad, not bad
The author seems to have entered the palace
Okay, well, there is a little problem in the front, but I give you five stars to comfort you.
Because I like the subject matter, I rate it as above average. I can only say that there are no big problems with the specific content.
After the protagonist built it, it became 0.32. How could an individual know this? What shouldn't be known is the previous 0.1?
Very good, not many questions, quite interesting
Author, don't stop updating, please update me quickly. At least 5,000 words a day, update quickly.
Updates are slow, and although the content is a bit old, it looks pretty good: not too bad, but the AI generation of the bean bag on the cover needs to be solved.
It's quite fun, I don't feel old. This is the first time I've heard of Diao Chan on my waist.