Archfiend: Crafting Flying Corpses from the Apocalypse

At the beginning, there was a cursed rigor mortis that would be uncontrollable. If it had been written more evil, the protagonist would have been dead by then. Just like the gentle male protagonist in some light novels, he had something uncontrollable around him. He was still a brainless and violent person. Only the male protagonist could coax him away with a few words, but others could not. This setting was not tight Also, he was said to be a demon, and his job was to save the world. His work, and why he couldn't walk when he saw a woman. He casually exposed his killer skills such as summoning evil gods and tanks, guns, and mobile phones to a female cultivator, and it seemed to be to help the woman get revenge. It was a worm's head, right? Although she said that the male protagonist had saved her, she felt good about it, but this was too much. She hadn't established a relationship with her yet, so he just casually believed that she wouldn't tell anyone? The character is the same as the gentleman-type male protagonist many years ago. It was the male protagonist who saved her, not her. She also controlled the golden elixir demon cultivator and took his storage ring. When the account was divided, it was not her but an equal share. Just because the golden elixir demon cultivator said whether she was a god or a Nascent Soul, she forgot, here she comes. I didn't want to offend her in the future, so I shared such a valuable thing with this female cultivator. Without the male protagonist, this female cultivator would have died a long time ago. The male protagonist is more of a gentleman than a gentleman. The devil is so stupid, he is not as good as the setting of Han Laomo, a mortal cultivator. You can just copy it. Inexplicable trust, inexplicable character, and contradictory setting

That's nonsense. People with high cultivation levels can grab spiritual stones with low cultivation levels at will. They are still in the sect. No demon sect would do that.

After reading the comments, I feel that the human heart is more terrifying than the devil. A group of demons and ghosts pretend to be humans in society. Once they reach the cyberspace and lose their restraints, their true nature is revealed. I usually scold capitalists for exploitation, but when I have the opportunity, I get even worse. I am even more ruthless than the capitalists, using all kinds of flesh and blood magic weapons, soul-extracting and refining things. Also, after exploring the ruins, the protagonist is asked to kill his teammates as soon as he encounters a treasure. This is completely devoid of integrity and conscience. When making a deal with someone, you want to eat up the person you are trading with. Finally, let me say this, it is not a modern society, but a world of cultivation where the weak and the strong prey on the strong, so he is right... If it were not for the perfect modern rule of law and the coercive force to suppress it, I am afraid these people would want to do the same in modern society... Thanks for the perfect modern rule of law, those monsters and ghosts must pretend to be human beings!

The main plot should be to travel through the apocalyptic world to practice magic skills, use magic skills to strengthen yourself and save the world, but now the writing has gone astray, turning the main plot into a auxiliary story, and not to mention the third level of Qi training in dozens of chapters, it actually went to the golden elixir to seize the body, and the evil gods of the apocalypse appeared! Is this writing for eunuch stories? A good idea was ruined! Although it is your idea, there are some keen copycats at the starting point, and the idea that can be used as a god has been given away. What a pity!

It was okay at the beginning, and the writing of the devil was charming, but later it became more and more rubbish. Shouldn't the devil be about intrigues and intrigues? Even the friendship is revealed. If you can't go ahead and convince everyone, the bottom class will be eaten by their subordinates, but the top class writes nondescript words.

Forget about starting with an outer sect sister, you have to get a Western female zombie for zombie training!

Demon cultivators have already mastered human relations and sophistication. Who would care about human relations and sophistication when under the pressure of having to go mining before passing the training time in the first three years? You've offended someone, but you're not going to be killed for a long time anyway? Not useless? Who cares about the sect's rules in a place where cultivation has to be exchanged for lifespan? Don't say that others don't know the consequences and are still immersed in the joy of cultivation. In three years, let alone 14 or 5 years old, even an 8.9-Year-old child can kill someone who threatens him. Especially in ancient times, some people married at the age of 12 and had children. Do you think you still don't understand? What else is the deal? You can get whatever you want, but you still have to practice corpse training on a large scale if you don't have the ability? Such a pig's trotters are alive to this day. They are indeed pig's trotters.

This book mainly focuses on an idea, so the protagonist's mediocre qualifications are actually not that important, and he will not follow the path of an ascetic monk (it is definitely not that the author cannot write). For example, in the early stage of Qi training, I think grenades and Desert Eagle are already much easier to use than fireball. Later, I may use weapon refining to make some magic modifications. In the future, when I fight with geniuses from other sects, I will not compete with them in terms of combat talent and breakthroughs in battle, haha So if you have any wonderful ideas, please feel free to share them.

It can only be said that there is something wrong with just having fun. The existence of semi-magical weapons in a rigid setting cancels the definition of the realm of ordinary novels and turns it into qualifications, which means that a set of realms must be added. Can the Qi-training Feitian Yaksha beat the foundation-building armored corpse? Can he defeat the foundation-building silver-armored corpse? Can ordinary iron armor, silver armor, and gold armor be upgraded smoothly? If only Feitian can be upgraded to the highest level, other qualifications are meaningless. Of course, I just think that the lack of smoothness is not a fundamental flaw. If the author has set that the natal zombie cannot be snatched away, then the protagonist should be properly trained into a zombie, or grafted to make a magic weapon. Others don't know what the protagonist will do in the future. In their eyes, he is just an ordinary four-spirited person, and he was unlucky enough to get the Yasha? I foolishly returned to my sect. It would be better to save resources and consider training into a zombie. Even if I can train it normally, I can use resources to pile it up. The protagonist is targeted because he holds the Feitian Yaksha, which is rare in the entire continent. It is impossible for no one to snatch it. Even if Feitian is disabled in the future, it will be fine. It is fine if it is easy to use at the same level. After all, there are descendants, apprentices, and grandsons.

Chapter 179 foundation building is complete, now it is chapter 230 and there is no golden elixir, please take your time and say goodbye.