The Carefree Life of a Demon Immortal

Reincarnation as a demon is different from possession. Possession is like stealing clothes; you don't inherit the clothes' owner's relationships or have to raise the original owner's parents and children. Reincarnation is different. Your parents and closest relatives are connected to you by blood. They protected you when you were weak, fed you when you were hungry, and taught you life skills.

Hopefully, the Spider won't get stuck in its breakthrough. It's good as it is now. It should break through when it's time, do what it's supposed to do at each level, and accumulate the necessary experience for each level.

It's really bad, especially Chapter 25. The writing is bad enough, but the author also makes the protagonist do charity work. Even Buddha would have to offer him a cigarette if he saw this.

I'm still a nobody, helping this person and that person raise things like Silver Scale Azure Blade. At least wait until I reach Core Formation before doing that. One minute I'm setting up formations, the next I'm buying pills, I don't see any cultivation for ages. I don't do anything productive.

This book has quite a few flaws. The male protagonist is a kind-hearted person who asks for nothing in return (leaning towards a saintly side) (you'll understand once you read the later parts of the Xuanming Sect storyline). Also, the cultivation system is ridiculously chaotic, with the realms of Transcendent Mortal, Human Immortal, and Earth Immortal (I haven't read the later parts, so I don't…

The main characters are all spiders, but I've never seen one of them spin silk. It feels like the main character has no racial characteristics; you could replace him with any other demon or human and it wouldn't feel out of place.

So ridiculous! The resume was so well-written, but then it turned into a triple clone? Writing about clones would definitely deter a lot of people.

It's not badly written, but I personally feel that the protagonist's motivation to help Qinghua and Yinlin is not strong enough; they're just two pure burdens.

Seeing the scene where they bring a burden along for training makes me want to stop watching; raising those few fish in the beginning was already quite ridiculous.

The main character has absolutely nothing to do with spiders. You could just replace them with any random cat or dog and it wouldn't affect the plot. At least give them some spider-related characteristics!