Demons and monsters run rampant, and human lives are worth less than grass.
Xu Chang'an transmigrates and becomes a low-ranking prison guard in the Demon-Suppression Bureau, responsible for dissecting demon corpses.
The good news: he has an immortal body.
The bad news: immortality only means he won't age. It doesn't mean he can't die.
Any little demon that escapes from the prison could send him to an early grave.
Fortunately, Xu Chang'an discovers that practicing any skill helps him build proficiency.
Once his blade techniques reach mastery, they can break their limits.
Once his cultivation techniques break their limits, they can produce traits.
Different techniques can even be fused when cultivated to their utmost, evolving again and again.
The Five Tigers Breaking Gate Saber is too weak?
Then practice it for a hundred years, fuse it with butchery techniques, beheading saber arts, and White Tiger Baleful Qi Scripture, and transform it into the White Tiger Prison-Suppressing Saber.
Years pass, and dynasties rise and fall.
The prodigies of yesteryear turn to dust, and once-great immortal sects become ruins. Only Xu Chang'an still walks among the living.
Until, countless years later, demons from myriad realms descend and ancient gods awaken.
As all living beings despair, Xu Chang'an steps out of the river of time, saber in hand.
“I've spent a little longer practicing this strike.”
“Just thirty-six thousand years.”
The fighting scenes are meticulous and precise. The foreshadowing is vivid and has a twist.
The author is very knowledgeable. I feel like this is a new vest for the old author. I like it.
Getting entangled with a fox, a code within a code, like a dog licker!!
It's just that the pace is too fast and doesn't give the protagonist any time to develop. Every chapter is full of fights.
Write this kind of novel slowly and think about it slowly. Don't rush or jump too fast. Only by persisting and accumulating can it be interesting.
In a novel with an ancient Chinese background, if the word "entry" appears, it basically means that the rating will not be higher than 5.8. Whether you talk about characteristics or abilities, they are more appropriate than the word "entry"