A Journey Through Chinese Animation, Beginning with The Outcast

Having finished reading it, I'm still bothered by what the author wrote about the protagonist's actions in *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*. The protagonist actually abandoned most of the world, directly harming those who followed him. It must have chilled the hearts of his subordinates. This is even more absurd than Li Xingyun's story, at least Li Xingyun was clear about his actions.

Volume 1 has many flaws; readers who are not particularly interested in Bad Guys can skip directly to Volume 2.

Hilarious! This kind of protagonist experience is called an invincible story? Let's just say he's crushing the mainstream!

Like I said before, if you write a story where the protagonist interacts with a woman and even flirts with her a couple of times, don't even think about giving it away. Otherwise, it's just too overpowered.

The plot is full of twists and turns, making it worth watching.

Add a Fox Spirit Matchmaker? Although the system is... Well... These martial arts supermodels...

At this update speed, I have absolutely no desire to subscribe.

Why isn't anyone writing about Spirit Master? I feel like Spirit Master is more fun than Bad Guys.

The first three seasons of Old Li were like my naive and dreamy self in school, wanting to forge my own path. The last two seasons are like me now, a few years into my career, I've long forgotten my former naivety, feeling helpless and powerless. Honestly, I haven't found any other anime that can make me tear up, but Ruosen truly did. Forgive all my criticisms of the first three seasons!

It's a bit rare for a protagonist to succumb to their inner demons.