A Demonic Cultivator Wanders the Heavens in the Age of Dharma's Decline

I remember that there was a similar novel before, which was also about magic cultivation, but that one was mainly set in the two-dimensional world. The first world was Goblin Hunter, and then it seemed to go to the Iron Castle. The last words seemed to be that he got mixed up with Chinese artifacts in the world of God Killer, and also went to Harry Potter.

I think we can add something like the changes brought about by this spiritual energy, which is like the United States being built on the bones of Indians. The underground is full of dead Indian souls. Normally there is nothing we can do in the age of the end of the law, but now it is difficult to activate them under the stimulation of spiritual energy.

First of all, the protagonist wears a magic cultivator's vest but does the same things as the righteous path. He should be called a righteous cultivator. There is a problem with Mo Xiu's explanation. If there is a benefit to killing a beggar, then killing is a demonic cultivator. If killing a beggar is not beneficial, then killing is an evil cultivator and is not a demonic cultivator. Then would a monk who is not a demonic cultivator not kill a beggar for the sake of profit? A demonic cultivator should be able to do whatever he wants within a certain range, killing people depends on his mood. Secondly, the protagonist is a demon cultivator, and his cultivation relies on merit, which is very incompatible. He doesn't look like a demon, and he is almost the same as a righteous monk. Finally, saying that a country cannot cultivate demons is as illogical as hackers who cannot find jobs. As extraordinary beings, demon cultivators are of great value to the country. It is said that there is no spiritual energy in the Age of Ending Dharma, but the protagonist has spiritual energy in his blood after practicing cultivation, which is inconsistent. The protagonist has to sacrifice all the bloodworms in the misty hospital to escape from the flames. Robert casually comes in and takes the protagonist away. This dangerous scene cannot be described clearly. After reading Chapter 14, I had a lot of questions and I didn't read the rest.

After reading more than twenty of them, I felt that there was too much nonsense and too long-winded. There are too many explanations, I'm afraid I won't understand. Trying to explain

It's too wordy, so I can explain one thing once or twice, but I can't stand it even if I'm the Crimson King when I explain it over and over again!

I suggest the author practice his writing. The subject matter is really good and it is wasted. After you finish writing, listen to it yourself. It will be good for you...

Can Shen Nong tell me what happens next? I've read Chapter 29 so far. It's too long-winded, and it also likes to introduce settings repeatedly. I also didn't expect to practice directly next to the Sea of ​​Fire, and I didn't know how to shield myself from the high temperature, lack of oxygen, and thick smoke. As for the weapon refining, with seven rays of mana, I refined a low-grade magic weapon used by foundation-building monks, fought with tentacle monsters, and fought against a demon that could destroy a mountain with a full blow. I also set up a demon-suppressing array, but the result is that I can't even reach the first level of Qi training. This foundation-building can't even break the vacuum.

Let's complain about the merit system. In fact, according to some zombie apocalypse, it is really hard to believe that humans, who occupy a small base, are the beneficiaries of the merit system. I am more willing to believe that the occurrence of this kind of thing means that the merit system is about to change species. Maybe zombies will be the mainstream in the future?

In Taoism, demons are not evil people, but are testers sent by God to test practitioners

There is something wrong with the setting. I just read a few chapters. In the mist world, the mist is also an invader. The mist has spiritual energy. You cannot absorb the spiritual energy. Killing monsters has merit to help you absorb the spiritual energy. But have you done it the other way around? The monster is an invader. The spiritual energy is also an intruder in the world. You use the sword of the previous dynasty to kill the officials of this dynasty! ?