
The Black Mountain Demon
黑山老魔
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 304k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Rational, Strong, and Dark Novels About Laying Low
Rational types: They know how to analyze and weigh their options, and when to advance or retreat. They don’t simply strike whenever the time seems right. They first assess the other side’s strength before deciding how to act, or they hide their own intentions altogether...
Protagonists Who Could Wipe Out the World
This list focuses on stories with ruthless protagonists. Any genre is welcome, as long as the basic logic holds together. All the books are judged from my own perspective. Everyone has different limits, so I’ll label each work’s genre.
How Did This Wuxia Reading List Get Approved? Mostly Dark Stories with No Romance
I never thought this list for this category would actually get approved (´゚д゚`)... Well, I'll use it to pin my own books (insert manual smirk). Well, this list is best suited to veteran readers ლ(╹◡╹ლ). If you're into hot-blooded novels, there are basically none here... (⌒_⌒;) Most of the books I recommend are dark, and a few aren't exactly dark but still take an anti-protagonist approach. I'll update the list from time to time... o(*////▽////*)q Well, if you like this list, hit the plus sign
[When Will Dark Fiction Finally Get Its Due? And Staying Rational] [Cold and Merciless]
Personal favorites, niche picks
Dark Themes: Twisted Human Nature
Seal the darkness at the bottom of a bottle, and brew the most savage red. Light is called light precisely because darkness sets it off, but all of this meaning has been imposed by human beings. Whether one becomes a Buddha or a demon, the road is paved with countless bones. This list mainly recommends dark novels of all kinds. I will regularly update the collection and clear out books each month. If you know of any excellent dark novels I have missed, please leave me a message.
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The writing is alright, but the author deliberately makes the protagonist seem stupid and reckless, which is illogical. The protagonist lacks knowledge and common sense, yet he has already plundered several powerful forces. Don't these forces have books and knowledge? In such a world, how can he not know to learn when he clearly knows he lacks knowledge and basic understanding? Why deliberately make the protagonist so stupid?
Damn it, if you dare to abandon me, I'm going to lose my temper! I really will! 😡
I've been thinking that there should be some kind of punishment for authors who abandon their works. It's not just a matter of abandoning the story; they're squandering readers' enthusiasm. I invest time and energy in reading a book, and then they abandon it. Who will support legitimate works then? It's a waste of time, money, and monthly passes.
This book is great! The Black Mountain Bandits are actually real mountain bandits, not villagers living in the mountains, nor slime goblins in human skin. It's rare to see such a bandit; greedy, brutal, bloodthirsty, and reckless—possessing all the qualities a bandit should have.
What's going on with this? 😭 Uncle Yuesheng, I felt like he was going to become the next Lu Sheng, but you just stopped writing. A new book abandoned again? A book like this, with a little promotion, would definitely take off.
Hey, I'm calling you Grandpa Yuesheng, let's see why you've stopped writing Lord of Demons. Am I, Grandpa Yuesheng, not worthy enough? 😡😡😡
I recently read a few books where the protagonists were ruthless and opportunistic, but I lost interest after a while. Simply put, most of the protagonists weren't ruthless enough. As the saying goes, "If you're not ruthless, you can't stand firm." I think all these stories, whether they're about darkness or self-interest, ultimately boil down to one thing: ruthlessness.
... What's going on? It's already having trouble getting published right after it was released?
At this update speed, I think it's better to just release the previous book, "Demon and Evil." It would be better to fill in all the plot holes left by the Lord 🙂
There's a eunuch now. 😐