Immortal Demon

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I hope I can write what a demon should look like. Currently, it's just a fairy-cultivation novel disguised as a toad demon.

After reading thirty pictures, I would like to give my personal opinion. 1. Toad poison is the key point, right? 2. I don't understand why you are so persistent in becoming a human? Most of the people who read this book read Toad Demon! 3. Some people selling dog meat by pretending to be sheep are really disgusting! He's obviously a demon but he gets involved with people! What are the benefits of having anything to do with human self-cultivation? In the eyes of the human race, you are a young person! In the hearts of the demon clan, you are also a young man! They are not human beings. (Hope it won't happen) 4. In the world of cultivation, when a man meets a demon, it will definitely be life-and-death. Since you set the protagonist to be a demon, then stand your ground! I don't want the protagonist to have anything to do with the human monks. 5. Is it awkward for you, a monster, to use a human name? When a human monk becomes powerful in the future, what will he call the protagonist? Awkward or not? Just call him King? Or anything else. (Purely personal opinion)

Not bad, the content is great!

If it were full of 5 stars, this book would have received 4 and a half stars before the protagonist had practiced Kung Fu. After practicing Kung Fu, it would have been at most two stars. I asked how the protagonist's cultivation was improved so smoothly in the early stage. It turned out that I was waiting here for the Kung Fu. I thought it would be a novel about a fairy with an excellent IQ and a high talent, but it turned out to be a novel fairy tale about a toad. I didn't know that the author planned to let the protagonist break through to the first realm in hundreds of chapters even though the protagonist has a golden finger of talent.

It's a bit like a novel about skin-changing and cultivating immortals, except that humans are replaced by demons, and the other framework is similar to that of fast food cultivating immortals. I remember there was a novel called The Great Sage of Toad, a local monster who always took the form of a human body with a toad head. Sometimes he would wander around without wearing anything under his pants. He thought like a wild beast and had no human emotions. I feel like this is the monster in my mind. The author can refer to it.

I feel like the Demon Suppressor in this book is fake and only a random monster can enter, don't you believe it? Look at Pig's Foot, is it just a goblin who can just go in and steal the skills? And why does a monster need human skills? And the people in the Demon Suppressing Division should have at least a clear eye and ears, right? Especially since there's nothing there to suppress demons? For example: Demon Suppression Tower, Demon Mirror, etc.?

It's beautifully written, rich in content, and there shouldn't be a female protagonist! ! ! !

I feel that the protagonist's style jumps too much, and he appears to be a genius from the demon clan. Leaving aside the question of whether it is reasonable or not, it is really a bit abrupt. I thought that the protagonist would slowly kill the Tiger Territory Lord, become the boss himself, farm and practice, and slowly upgrade. As a result, the style of painting suddenly changed, and he became the genius of the demon clan, and people from all walks of life kneeled down and licked him. Pretentious for several chapters in a row. The previous writing style is the kind of farming or cultivation style that is similar to immortality. Suddenly there is a cool pretense routine. Author, what do you think?

I don't understand why the Demon Suppressing Hall is full of demon techniques.

Among all the gods and demons in the world, who has the best toad as a species?

Everyone, are you here? I insist on not changing my form and accepting the heroine. What about you?

It should not be selling dog meat on the head of a sheep, but it should not be a human being. You can refer to the novel "The Legend of the White Snake". After the protagonist traveled through time and became a snake, he became a dragon, which improved the snake's racial luck. Competing with the human race for the position of the protagonist of the world, the dragon hunter was born when the human race was threatened.

This novel gave me the feeling of reading The Classic of Mountains and Seas, but it was not the genuine version of The Classic of Mountains and Seas, but the version of The Classic of Mountains and Seas advertised on Douyin. The fighting scenes always reminded me of those advertisements, and the more I read, the more I wanted to laugh 🤫

It has to be said that human beings keep the magic spells of demons and wait for demons to steal them.

Aren't you going back to the Ten Thousand Demons Sect now? Did those subordinates abandon them before? In fact, I think the sects and the Ten Thousand Demons Sect are pretty good at dealing with Pig's Knuckles. Although they were forced to fight back and become the True Inheritors, they were not targeted above the True Spirit level. It was just a conflict between the disciples below. To become a casual cultivator means you have to wander around, and the resources provided by the Ten Thousand Demons Sect are in vain

Can't the setting of Willow be changed? I really can't connect the flowing willow tree with the toad. I think I can replace it with the moon and visualize the moon absorbing the essence of the moon. Whether I take the moon-swallowing route or the mirror-flower-water-moon route.