A Tang Dynasty Demon Immortal, Beginning with Mastery of Thunder Magic
大唐妖仙，从掌控雷法开始
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Classical Xianxia
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- 2y ago
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This isn't a demon at all, it's clearly a human. It has no talent or supernatural abilities whatsoever. How could a Qi Refining demon transform into a human? At most, it would just have two extra human arms and be able to walk upright! In particular, demons don't maintain their human form when fighting; they fight hand-to-hand with their true forms.
Why doesn't the main character run away abroad?
If you're looking for something darker, you can look elsewhere. He's just a cultivator in disguise.
A demon cultivates human techniques. 🤔
The book gradually shifts towards dragons later on, which is rather uninteresting. The main problem is that the protagonist becomes a traitor, abandoning his proper role as a demon to work with the authorities to kill monsters. It would have been better to just write about a human character; this deceptive charade would have been far better. If the main character were the Weasel God, it would be somewhat interesting; the Weasel God depicted in the first 30-odd chapters is quite sophisticated.
He died from poisoning; he was a pathetic CS player, barely clinging to life in human society while wearing a human skin—the more disgusting, the better.
The protagonist is a demon; she is a saint to humans and a dark spirit to demons.
First of all, let me be clear, I haven't seen it, but I have a question: in the Tang Dynasty, where there were no immortals or gods, where did thunder magic come from? Or rather, let's change the name, because orthodox thunder magic is inseparable from immortals and gods. Another question is, when was the dark style ever popular? The dark style was basically not mainstream.
Free access periods are getting increasingly shorter; even eunuchs can access it.
Why give up being a proper demon to become a lackey of the imperial court?