
Become the Demon Lord: Three Hundred Years of Sign-In Training
成就魔尊,签到养成三百年
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- Cultivation
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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I think the real magic lies in four words, do whatever you want.
It doesn't look like a demon at all. Why is it described so chivalrously?
Is there any serious illness in this Demon Sect? Everyone doesn't go out to collect materials to make human emperor banners, and kills each other with their fellow disciples every day.
Does the author have any misunderstanding of the word "demon" 😥 I can't see any magic style at all
How can you be a demon? Demons should be selfish, eager for quick success in cultivation, plotting and plotting to achieve their goals. You kill an enemy and still feel sympathy for each other. You have all kinds of arguments when you meet a Buddhist cultivator. What's even more outrageous is that the entire sect is like this. You are friendly and kind to others. To join this sect, the moral level is really high.
Maybe I'm a little too serious. In the first chapter, the original protagonist is forced to compete for the true inheritance as a qualified person. The winner is the master of the palace! He's actually an outer disciple? ? ? At least give me an insider status, right? ? Or does this book only have outer disciples and two levels of true disciples?
The Demon Lord I think is unwilling to save others, harming others but not benefiting himself The Demon Lord the author thinks is drawing his sword to help and rescuing people in need.
If you don't kill a few ordinary passers-by to practice the method, why do you have the nerve to call them demons?
The only problem is that the hypocrisy, condescension, and tyranny of the righteous path are all described. Of course, the friendship between master and apprentice, the talent of ordinary rice, and the sense of belonging in the middle school are also described, but the devil's path is not mentioned. How do ghosts practice? Where do you get the casual materials? I deliberately didn't write these down. In fact, I estimate that most of them were plundered from mortals, especially those with low cultivation levels.
Personal opinion, only the Great Love Immortal is worthy of the word devil