Starting as the Black Mountain Ancestor

The coffin took away Shennong's relics, but Yuan Lao passed away today. The aroma of rice lingers with every meal; those who eat their fill should always remember Yuan Lao.

Aside from cultivation and enlightenment, this book has little story. Over tens of thousands of years, the old demon's life was simple and monotonous, filled with emptiness from the outside in. Ever since Su Chen's soul transmigrated into the Old Demon's body, his life has become incredibly bleak. His personality has become dark, selfish, and demonic.

The author does have some writing skills, but the books he writes are getting worse and worse. Other authors, if not getting better and better, at least can live off their past achievements, but of the five hundred books by the author of "The Central Plains," I feel that only one is decent.

After arriving in the Buddha Corpse World and being forcibly involved with the Investiture of the Gods and the Three Pure Ones, things started to feel a bit boring. Later, after leaving the Ancient Wilderness World, he spent his days meditating and preaching, losing the old demonic aura he had before.

I remember there was a book called "Black Mountain Ancestor" before, but it was revised a lot and then disappeared. Did you write it?

Why are so many people criticizing the author? This book is excellent in both its text and plot. And many of the reviews are just making trouble out of nothing.

Is it reasonable that productivity in these fantasy worlds hasn't improved at all over the past thousands, tens of thousands, or even millions of years? Is blindly adhering to ancient methods and power levels realistic? This is a point of contention I've been pondering for years while reading fantasy novels. I hope this book can avoid these pitfalls and offer something fresh.

I used to watch pirated versions because I didn't have money, and I watched them countless times. Today I'm an adult, so I'm subscribing to all the pirated versions to commemorate my youth! 🤝

Don't take the saintly route; take the demonic route. The Black Mountain Ancestor is a demon; without a human persona, you might as well transmigrate into Buddha.

The plot moves too fast and feels a bit far-fetched! However, the author's lack of padding is the biggest highlight! At only 630,000 words, it feels more substantial than reading other novels of 1.63 Million words.