
No One Understands the Demon Cult Better Than I Do
没人比我更懂魔教
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 114k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
52Chapters
5.5kRecommendations
9.8kFans
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I was initially drawn in by the contrast between the demonic cult theme and the protagonist's actions in the first three chapters, and I was looking forward to the rest of the story, eager to see how the protagonist would overcome adversity and turn the tide, or simply curious about the broader world he inhabited.
To be honest, I didn't even understand the book title. A title like that could easily negatively impact grades.
Why, why do you have to write fantasy? Aren't Hong Kong period dramas good enough? After finishing Hong Kong dramas, there are still period dramas about mainland China entertainment, American entertainment, and Japanese and Korean entertainment.
The author is now caught in a dilemma. The author believes they write very well about Hong Kong variety shows, but finds the content repetitive and wants to change the subject matter to seek a breakthrough. Judging from the early parts of the book, it's essentially a gangster novel disguised as a fantasy/martial arts story. The actions become bolder due to the change in setting.
Judging from your actions, you don't even understand the Demonic Sect.
A famous fantasy author, I burst out laughing...
The initial plot about selling pills felt no different from other fantasy novels. To be honest, at the beginning of this book, it felt unique and refreshing, but now it's just like any other fantasy novel—no different from anything else.
Lelele
Nobody watches Hong Kong variety shows if you don't write them; it's much better to write supernatural Hong Kong variety shows.