Zhao Feng is reborn.
In his previous life, he was the sole heir to the Zhao Group, yet he ended up as a minor lackey in the protagonist's entourage. His only purpose was to let the protagonist leech off his company and grow stronger.
Zhao Feng had thought that by clinging to the protagonist, he would at least rise with him.
Who could have guessed that when the protagonist fought over an opportunity, Zhao Feng would become a disposable pawn, pushed forward to take the fall for him?
But Heaven took pity on him, giving him a second chance at life and allowing him to claim half of that opportunity.
This time, Zhao Feng has decided to take that damned protagonist down.
Not talented enough?
Then transplant monster-beast organs.
His brain isn't good enough? Replace it with a fox demon's, then advance into a Nine-Tailed Celestial Fox with unrivaled illusions.
His eyes aren't good enough? Replace them with a spider demon's: eight compound eyes containing golden Dao script, evolving into the Myriad Spirits Eyes, which see through illusion and reality, karma, and the soul.
His heart isn't good enough? Replace it with a demon wyrm's: the Myriad-Blood Demon Heart devours the life essence of living beings to strengthen him and can rapidly heal his injuries.
His kidneys aren't good enough? Replace them with those of a goat-like monster, and he'll gain “everlasting, tireless kidneys.”
His liver isn't good enough? Replace it with a honey badger demon's, and he'll gain “a liver that neutralizes all poisons.”
His lungs aren't good enough? Replace them with those of a flying beast, and he'll gain “Nine-Aperture Soaring Heavens Lungs.”
As long as it makes him stronger, Zhao Feng has gone mad enough to disregard every method and every cost.
Until he has replaced every organ in his body.
So what if he's neither human nor ghost?
So what if everyone calls him a heretic and wants him dead?
This world has gone so insane that everything revolves around the protagonist. What the hell is a normal person anymore?
Hahahaha! You can all go to hell!
Shimi, the three-year promise has come
After reading it, there are too many poisonous points at the beginning, but the writing at the end is okay.
The first five chapters of Niubi are okay, and the later chapters get better and better, which is very in line with the aesthetics of a person like me.