Extremely Martial Demon

I see so many people saying that the introduction is scummy. Can any master write a good introduction so that the author can change it? ? 😆😆

The writing is okay, but you are a eunuch

I originally thought this book had something new, about cultivating qigong mutant monsters in depth. With modifiers, you can completely take a different path. If you are a good person, you have to turn into a monster. What kind of trend is this? You can be slapped to death at every turn. The imitation made me lose motivation to read. I just read a bigger book. (I am not targeting you, the author - from the heart of an old bookworm, there are fewer and fewer books that interest me.)

Can the author have a fixed update time, so that I can be prepared to read the book? Also, I don't feel bad, it just looks good, it's pretty cool, come on! ! !

What a great book, why is it a eunuch?

Was this novel already written 7 years ago?

After reading Chapter 40, I feel like I can't stand it anymore.

I think most people come to read a book, especially a novel, just for the pleasure of reading it, so those pretense-and-slap-in-the-face plots are quoted by every author as the highlight of each book. However, it is not easy for the author to write a book. Everyone may have some pressure in their lives, so people must tolerate each other. Although the author was not sure how to write it in the later period, it was a bit messy, but if you don't like it, you can express your opinions. After all, reading books is not free (although few people care about the money). You can say in the comment area that I don't like this book because there is something toxic about it, or it doesn't look good, etc. You can say it, let's take a look and share your thoughts, but some book friends don't know whether it's because they are under too much pressure in life or because their quality is not very high (I think the trolls invited by other authors should not exist), they directly post in the comment area some rubbish, rubbish, etc. Written by the author in the later period of this book. As the saying goes, everyone is no longer a child. We all have our own opinions, and we should be considerate of other people's feelings. I am a reader (novel reader) and I haven't read novels for a few years, but it is true that this kind of cold-blooded book that kills decisively is sometimes difficult for a new author who is not very good at writing to write very well without too many flaws. It is also difficult to have a high income, so everyone should be considerate of each other and try to protect this kind of rare book, okay? I would like to thank everyone here. The comment area should discuss some positive energy topics about this book (although there is not a lot of positive energy in this book).

I just got into the game, and after reading dozens of chapters, I discovered a problem, which is that the protagonist is basically possessed by force, and is inexplicably possessed. The protagonist was originally an aristocratic son, and with the help of a chip, his family became extremely wealthy under his management. It can be said that he was a beneficiary of this social system. Under such circumstances, the protagonist forcibly cultivated himself into a demon, and his abilities will never be seen in the light. It is a bit inexplicable! It feels like the author forced the protagonist to go to another extreme in order to avoid the Virgin, and extremes bring about a problem, fakeness. Just like a Wall Street tycoon would never be associated with terrorism, being a general would never make you a gangster. With the help of the chip and the support of his own financial resources, the protagonist can find a famous sect like his sister, directly contact the most profound martial arts, and then use the chip to integrate the skills he has collected to create a series of superb martial arts. It is aboveboard and can be used directly in front of people, and no one will say anything bad about the protagonist. Unlike now, the protagonist will turn into a monster once he uses his full strength. If he is found out, everyone will shout and beat him, and he can only keep silence. Once the news is leaked, the family business cannot be saved, so why bother? And why does the protagonist pursue extreme physical strength? You can become stronger with any cultivation method. I just have to choose the one that is acceptable to society. Anyway, they are all strong to me. Masters who practice Qi look more handsome than masters who practice body. And just like in a game, we have to look at the version. The version determines if the tank is strong, so the tank will be strong, and the version determines if the mage is strong, the mage will be strong. The physical body in the real world is simply not as good as machinery. It's not just what you think will work, it depends on the actual situation. The protagonist feels that his body is like a neutron star, and it is strong enough to withstand nuclear bombs. What if the upper limit of his body is not reached? Or when the physical body reaches that level, the Qi practitioner has already transformed into physical energy, so physical attacks are ineffective, and then people fly faster than you and keep attacking you several kilometers away. What should you do? If the protagonist is a smart person, he should analyze it instead of thinking about it! From the perspective of the country where the protagonist is located, the outer territory is very vast, but the country remains stable, which shows that the high-end combat power of the domestic sects is stronger than those of the demons! In other words, practicing qi will definitely have an advantage over physical training in the end, otherwise the country will be riddled with holes, and the smoke will be everywhere when masters from outside areas are escaping to commit crimes. Why don't the masters from outside the world dare? They can't beat those domestic Qi practitioners. From the perspective of demand, the protagonist has a need for power rather than an extreme need. The protagonist is well-dressed, powerful, and can mobilize a bunch of masters to help him. He can just learn some high-end martial arts. He can become the best master in the world, or become one of the masters in the world. The protagonist is not carrying a blood feud, nor is there a bunch of people chasing him. There is no need for the protagonist to pursue extreme combat power to the point where it doesn't matter even if he turns into a monster. Therefore, this series of actions of the protagonist fighting demons for the sake of demons is illogical. If the author really wanted to write about demons, it would be better to write that the protagonist was born tragically and had to practice demonic skills, etc. This is only logical. Now this character design is very inexplicable, and there is an inexplicable feeling that he is seeking death.

Before changing the world, it was a book of potential, but after changing the world, it was a piece of scum. Maybe the former author sold his account.

If you don't suck, I will support you.

I copied the shape of get away, but I didn't copy the god of get away! It's frustrating to watch!

The protagonist is obviously mentally retarded + blind, but he still wants to be labeled as wise + behind the scenes!

When I saw someone commenting three days ago, I also wanted to make a post to see how far away the next person would be to review this book.