A Survival Guide for Demonic Cultivators

For those who want to see the comments before deciding whether to watch, let me tell you, it's great, highly recommended, don't miss it! I've been following this novel for a long time, and I like many of the characters in it. My favorite character is Lü Liangren, haha. Sang Sang portrayed him so brilliantly, providing all the laughs.

I finished reading it. I like Jin Ling, but I'm a little upset about Wu Li's fate. He was an ancestor, yet his end was so tragic. In the Iron-Blooded Battle, facing the righteous sects' pleas for mercy, I thought they would only kill a few leaders or even forgive him, but instead they wiped out the enemy sect and destroyed the White Lotus Sect—that was satisfying.

This book is a showcase of baffling behavior from the very beginning; in short, it's utterly inexplicable. I genuinely wanted to continue watching, and seeing people mention amnesia made me want to persevere, but Wu Li is just too disgusting. Wu Li is unreasonable, just a crazy, unreasonable person.

It ended so abruptly! This is the first novel I've followed from beginning to end. Other novels are either unfinished or only revealed to be finished later… It seems the authors of the novels I like all love to delay updates… (Signing out to Sanzha, Chongdie, and Jiangnan…) I first learned about this book from a forum for books without male leads. It's a rare book without a male lead!

There are a few regrettable points about this article. Spoilers ahead. 1. Baili You and Leng Qingqiu, two characters who could clearly be the darling daughter of the demonic path and a high-ranking fairy of the demonic path, were inexplicably written by the author as idiotic love-struck fools. In contrast, Bai Gu Lou and Ye Li were written quite well? (I really don't agree.

I can barely sense any affection from the author for the female characters other than the female lead... The death or injury rate for female supporting characters (especially those who clash with the female lead, many of whom are practically brainwashed) is far higher than that of male supporting characters, and their character development is also inferior.

Those who say this book is good are probably mistaken. Many parts of the story lack logic. After the female lead is sealed in the secret realm, the author's skill level drops sharply, and the writing becomes nonsensical. The feud between the female lead and Gu Song is inexplicable, and she even kills innocent passersby on the road.

Seriously, there's no need to add romantic entanglements to almost all the female supporting characters. Authors, please reduce romance; it's so awkward. A bunch of women are either unrequited love or love-struck, even the sect leader, who showed no signs of romantic involvement in the early episodes, was forced into a "male-to-female" romance (Wu Yuan looked down at Wu Gou in the coffin beside…

I thought it was really good when I first read it, especially since it was the first time I'd seen a female lead who was a demonic cultivator. However, after seeing how the demon took her virginity... All I could think was, "Holy crap!!! Holy crap???" And then... I dropped it.

I finally finished reading all the chapters I bought, reaching nearly 600. Maybe this book just isn't for me. The writing and plot are good, but there's a sense of oppression; the more I read, the worse my mood became. When the author creates a protagonist like this, they've already alienated a portion of the reader. The author's writing and character development are indeed excellent.