I Cultivate Demonic Arts in a Haunted World, Yet Become a Saint Through Good Deeds

... By forcibly suppressing the level, he only managed to advance from the sixth to the seventh level of Qi Refining after consuming so many wronged souls. You yourself said that in the cultivation world, it's equivalent to scattering tens of thousands of people and killing so many, yet demonic cultivators level up so slowly—what's the point of cultivation then?

The story starts suppressing the protagonist's strength after only a few chapters. Leveling up in the Qi Refining stage is incredibly difficult, and this guy calls himself a demonic cultivator? It's ridiculous. Other characters can progress slowly by farming, since following the righteous path is safer. But this guy is committing murder and robbery, which is slower and more dangerous than farming.

Having read up to chapter 27, it's clear the protagonist isn't a demon cultivator at all; he's purely a cultivator disguised as a demon, only he's replacing the time spent accumulating spiritual energy with soul refinement and absorbing yin energy. Does a demon cultivator really need to appease the Heavenly Dao?

How should I put it? Look at the great Wen Chao's transmigration between two worlds. When he transmigrated to the martial arts world, he started to attack from a lower dimension. But when you transmigrated to the cultivation world, the strange revival of the Dao was defined as a player and you played the game according to the rules.

The current writing scene is truly lacking in quality; the quality of the writing is so poor that it's getting worse and worse.

Slaughtering 100,000 people and causing rivers of blood to flow only allows one to advance to the next level. This demonic cultivator isn't even as fast as my neighbor's second uncle at slaughtering pigs.

Is it really possible for a demonic cultivator to need so many resources to advance to the ninth level of Qi Refining...? This is outrageous! Don't force yourself to suppress your level!

It definitely went off-track. The early part should have focused more on the supernatural world, because that's when you urgently need to become stronger. The later part should have focused more on the main world, because you're already quite strong, and your social relationships are in the main world. It's a bit off-track from beginning to end. This one's just practice; I'll try again in the next book.

Why are there so many righteous novels disguised as demonic cultivation stories lately? They're all about deception.

Author, let me give you a piece of advice: don't write the protagonist too disgustingly. He actually thinks he's some kind of evil cultivator, and he deserves to die from the heavenly tribulation.