The Grand Dao of Corpse Control
御尸大道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 638k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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265Chapters
2.1kRecommendations
8.3kFans
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The protagonist seems to have very positive values, so dark fantasy fans can leave now.
He's constantly in contact with corpses, touching them, and even training them—he even trains himself into a corpse—yet he's disgusted by a human skin, let alone a magical artifact. I'm impressed; the author is truly remarkable. As the chapters increase, the amount of commentary decreases, probably because many readers are driven away by this disgusting behavior, especially since the demonic sect…
The beginning is fine, but the three-year lifespan requirement for cultivation is really unnecessary and uninteresting. Also, the opportunity to obtain spiritual liquid upon entering a sect feels too contrived and fake. Wouldn't it be better to just cultivate quietly and peacefully?
A squad leader instructs his team not to kill the protagonist after robbing him, and then, after the protagonist achieves Foundation Establishment, they repay the debt by giving him a Foundation Establishment Pill. How ridiculous! What kind of cause and effect is this?!
Extras thread! Interested students can leave your extra name, along with details such as background, skills, and personality (try to be as normal as possible). I will check them from time to time and select suitable extras.
Your little snake absorbed some life essence and its attack power is now close to that of a Foundation Establishment cultivator? You really dare to write that! You've played too many games where one hit deals 99 damage.
It's supposed to be a demonic sect, yet they're all supposed to be a loving family.
Many people are criticizing the main character; I just hope there will be less criticism, since I can't possibly praise everyone.
This is terrible! The first chapter started well, but the second chapter is a disaster. The author has absolutely no common sense about data; a snake with thighs as thick as a thigh and a head as big as a bucket is four or five meters long?! My goodness, is that a potato snake?!
The question of whether the protagonist will turn evil has always been difficult to answer. If they're too evil, the story will be taken down, and the author's efforts will be wasted. If they're too righteous, to the point of being a benchmark, online novels will be doing the work of mainstream media.