I Prove the Dao by Slaying Demons
我以斩妖证道
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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It's a bit outrageous. The Marquis's mansion must have a purpose in capturing and keeping those powerful demons; otherwise, why would they just keep them around? The protagonist goes from being frail and weak to a six-kill master in just a few days—anyone with a brain could see something's wrong.
This protagonist is a bit too overpowered! So many supernatural abilities and so many resources, and he's a peak Martial Saint, yet he can't even defeat a late-stage Nascent Soul cultivator? I don't know how he trained, hahaha.
I really don't understand why someone would choose a female master, especially one who's irresponsible and carefree. It's like cultivating immortality has somehow turned you into a willful and reckless girl. If the cultivation method itself is flawed, I can understand, but if it's not, why do you act so recklessly within the sect?
You've already achieved the Golden Body of Ten Thousand Demons, you yourself are a demon, so slay them!
Why write about so many women if you're not going to accept payment for it?
Why didn't the protagonist use his Martial Saint cultivation level? He got utterly crushed by several Nascent Soul cultivators. Aren't they on the same level? Why did he have to fight against Nascent Soul cultivators at the peak of the Golden Core stage? Wasn't he supposed to be a dual cultivator of immortality and martial arts?
Author, you're not a novice. For a veteran like me, this is unbearable to read. Your previous book, for example, was far superior. You're getting worse with age.
As the saying goes, killing is for the purpose of protecting life and cutting off karma, not for killing people. The author's protagonist seems to be possessed.
Suppress the protagonist, or suppress him to the point of death.
Another female teacher? How tacky! What a load of rubbish plot!