Cultivating Immortality Through the Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends Arts

Seventy-two Earthly Fiends To communicate with spirits, carry mountains, prohibit water, borrow wind, spread fog, pray for sunshine and rain. Lighting fire, adding water, eclipsing the sun, controlling the wind, boiling stones, spitting flames, swallowing knives, and reaching the heavens.

A golden boy carries a lantern to light your way, a jade maiden accompanies you to protect you. The five directions of spirits and gods are summoned before the altar, the six warriors of the Heavenly Guard carry out their duties. The mighty and powerful Holy Lord commands… You have delayed your repentance, this calamity is your fate… I summon your soul to journey through the netherworld.

This kind of novel either needs to be lighthearted or completely slap on the clown like Shili Po. Right now, the author seems to be trying to write about a Taoist priest with unwavering faith who, in a brothel, gets a back massage with essential oils and makes a fox wear black stockings. I didn't feel any humor from the author; I only felt the character's personality crumble. It's so awkward! Sorry, I couldn't finish chapter 150.

I haven't started reading it yet, but I especially love the Thirty-Six Transformations of the Heavenly Stars and the Seventy-Two Transformations of the Earthly Fiends in the Complete History of Immortals. I hope the author can write it with a more ethereal, otherworldly feel. Don't be like the current fantasy novels that immediately divide characters into first, second, and third ranks, and even have beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels—it lacks any sense of fantasy at all.

The values ​​are flawed; instead of addressing the problem, they only cause chaos. Take that Rice God, for example. Every year, the grain he produces benefits many areas that depend on it for survival. Even if that town is eventually destroyed, it still solved the food crisis in the surrounding area. You eliminate the Rice God, but you don't solve the food problem; won't even more people die?

After reading over two hundred chapters, I suddenly felt I couldn't continue. Anyone would get tired of this formulaic plot after a few hundred chapters. There's practically no main storyline; it's just monster-slaying and gacha mechanics. Why didn't you at least establish a sect and create some factional conflict? They're all at the Golden Core stage, yet their martial arts level is still so low.

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I still recommend everyone watch "72 Transformations of the Earthly Fiends"; the difference between the two is quite obvious.

The Seventy-Two Arts are different from the Seventy-Two Transformations in Journey to the West. The Seventy-Two Arts are magical techniques from the Compendium of Immortals throughout history, while the Seventy-Two Transformations are methods for avoiding the Three Calamities in Journey to the West. They involve eight or nine transformations, and countless other transformations. In fact, the Seventy-Two Transformations are probably stronger than the Thirty-Six Transformations.

There's no main plot, just one repetitive story after another, endlessly repeated, making it so boring it makes you want to doze off.