The Demon Cultivator's Path, from Mountain Spirit to Chaos Demon Ape
妖修得道，从山魈到混沌魔猿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Beihai Cangwu: Xianxia
Refine essence into qi, refine qi into spirit, refine spirit until it returns to emptiness, refine emptiness until it joins the Dao, refine the Dao and return to truth, attain the boundless primal unity. Ride the sword through the azure sky, seek the Dao beyond the white clouds. Three thousand tribulations in the mortal world, the fire of calamity tempers the mystic pearl.
Primordial Worlds, System, Heavens, Cultivation, and Sci-Fi Power-Ups
I personally enjoy xianxia, System novels, rebirth novels, prehistoric fantasy, and multiverse stories. Of course, I'll recommend other good books I come across too. If you have any good recommendations, let me know. Reading is all about how a book feels. If you enjoy these, give me a follow.
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It would be strange if a mandrill with the exact same name as a human didn't become a target. Other demons all chose names related to themselves, but you chose Ye Jin.
Mandrill
The protagonist is indecisive and procrastinates, constantly overthinking things. When faced with a real crisis or opportunity, he must weigh all the factors and make a decision in the shortest amount of time. Otherwise, not only will the villains die from talking too much, but the protagonist will too.
Here's a suggestion: since you're writing about demon cultivation, don't steer it too much towards human cultivation. The initial depiction of the lesser demon era was perfect.
If you could only choose three, which three would you choose?
1. Increase IQ by 30% 2. 15 Years younger than now 3. Stay invisible for 1 hour every day. 4. Will not get sick 5. Increased height by 8 centimeters 6. You can talk to animals. 7. Understanding others' thoughts 8. With a stunningly beautiful appearance (elegant and handsome) 9. Foreseeing one's own death 10. Having a perfect boyfriend (girlfriend) 11. Give me a like and follow for more updates!
In the monster genre, what's the use of a monkey playing with so many magical artifacts? He only uses seven or eight artifacts in the mid-to-late stages of Qi Refining, and he's too lazy to remember their names. When he reaches the Transcendental stage, he can't use the artifacts anymore, so he gets rid of the others, leaving only the flying boat and the glazed pagoda as his two signature…
Please, dear readers, stop keeping books unpublished!!
The survival environment for authors on Qidian is extremely harsh right now. I recommend only following along with other readers, as a book can easily die out after being nurtured for a while! I'm begging all you collectors to please find the latest chapter! I'm incredibly grateful!! Especially on Tuesdays, the readership data is extremely important as it affects whether I can advance in the game. Please, please, please find the latest chapter!! Thank you all so much!!!
I don't recommend having a female lead. He's cultivating demonic powers, so what? He's not a dragon. Trying to mess with the female lead would be counterproductive. It's likely to fall apart if there's a female lead.
I've only read a few chapters and glanced at the table of contents. The progression of realms is too slow, a common problem in all books. In the first few hundred chapters, it takes hundreds of chapters for a major breakthrough, but in the later stages, the progression becomes frighteningly fast.
I just don't understand why apes and monkeys can't escape the image of Sun Wukong and the stick? Is it impossible to write without this connection? It's pointless. I might as well just read the original Journey to the West. Like how every novel about the White Snake inevitably includes a Green Snake—always the same old thing in a different guise. Is novel writing really that limiting?