The Supreme Demonic Overlord
极道大魔头
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 549k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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260Chapters
2.2kRecommendations
7.7kFans
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Why are you sleeping? Writing 100,000 words a day is more than enough for someone your age.
This kind of muscular brute story is the best. Aside from the first chapter being truly repulsive, the rest is just pure bliss, with a few moments of showing off and getting slapped in the face. 😏
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This is unbelievable! The protagonist is always causing trouble, either getting into trouble at home or constantly getting into trouble himself. Conan is destined to be a troublemaker! My goodness!
Author, can you please stop padding this out? A cultivation story returning to the city is a plot that shouldn't exist in this era. Where's the excitement? It's so clichéd. I've seen this kind of plot so many times I'm sick of it. It's really pointless. We read your books to see extreme cultivation styles sweeping through the city, not this kind of boring, pretentious, and face-slapping plot.
There's no major problem, the main issue is the protagonist's family. You're not actually his son; you're just someone who transmigrated and possessed his body. Why do you act like you're really his son, constantly helping them like a burden? There's always this sense of danger, this constant need to save them. You're someone who possessed his body; just settle things with his parents and relatives and be a background character, that's all. Stop bringing them up all the time.
Holy crap, I stopped watching the urban drama series. I came back to check where I left off and found the Dragon Group's name in the table of contents. Are you trying to start a renaissance?
Wow, what have you been writing lately? The Wu family's storyline is so weak, I feel it's completely unnecessary. And those family members, I feel they're also unnecessary; I can't even feel their presence, they're always causing trouble for themselves. 🙂
The idea that someone with hundreds of thousands of years of cultivation can't defeat someone who has cultivated dark energy for a hundred years is problematic.
I thought it was a real demon, but it turns out it's fake. 🙂