The Great Demon God Xuanming

Unbelievable! Aside from the main character, all the male and female supporting characters are dead. They even created clones of Qinglin Xiaoyixian! Amazing! I'm defeated.

To be honest, after reading a few chapters, I had low hopes. The prologue seemed quite grand, and I thought that even if the protagonist was a reincarnation, he would still be a powerful figure. The prologue's world-building fundamentally analyzed the order, allowing him to rise rapidly to the top with an almost cheat-like speed, while his main body devoured the world.

After the Battle Through the Heavens series, what kind of world would you like to see?

My values ​​are a bit dark (I'm not trying to be cynical).

I hope the author won't write about a female lead. If you're going to portray her negatively, then make it thorough. Otherwise, this half-hearted yet half-affectionate dynamic is really off-putting. I'll support the author with my monthly votes.

This is a great book; it's really hard to find good books like this these days. I love the protagonist's personality and his ruthlessness. The author's writing is also excellent, especially the imaginative concept of cultivation techniques—so many clones, and each clone can cultivate a different path! I hope the author continues writing. I'm giving the author four recommendation votes every day.

If the protagonist rises slowly from the bottom, using despicable and underhanded methods is acceptable. But if he starts as invincible and still uses such underhanded tactics in the Dou Qi Continent, it's a bit low-class and makes him seem too unrefined. A protagonist with such a starting point who resorts to scheming and shameless methods seems too low-class.

What are the criteria for a high-quality novel? Why was this book selected from among the top-quality novels?

The Demon City created by the protagonist in "The Ancestor of All Demons" could be a good reference. The protagonist's divine city should ideally include some puppet energy cannons, and the protagonist should sit on a throne—ideally, the throne should be described in an exaggerated way.

That's brilliant! This is how it should be written: the protagonist commands an army of billions of demons, conquering different planes. If the author writes like this, I'll give them four recommendation votes every day from now on.