Even as the Demon Cult Leader, I Still Can't Be Invincible

This book is not recommended; it's bad in the early stages, and it will continue to be bad in the middle and later stages (various resources). Enemy or simp?! Everyone, please upvote this so that newcomers can see it. Thank you! By the way, the author's attitude towards writing is also poor; his previous book, "Starting from Demonic Cultivation," had a terrible ending. Therefore, I don't recommend reading this author's books.

I like protagonists with strong personalities, but I don't like authors with strong personalities!

Author!!! You can't be like Li Shimin!!! Old Zhang didn't do anything wrong! You can't depose him and establish a second wife!!! I think your idea of ​​immortals transforming into mortals and the myriad realms of the void is excellent 👍. You must walk your own path, hand in hand with Old Zhang, sword in hand, to the very end!!!

It has a strong Zhang Changkong vibe, like a character from a popular Chinese fantasy novel. You might as well change it to "billions of years have passed, and he only remembers his name is Zhang Changkong, nothing else." Just consider it a continuation of the story after a demonic cultivator's transformation into a mortal and the resurgence of spiritual energy.

Stop complaining about not making money; it's your own fault for being incompetent. Trying to manipulate others' mindsets while expecting to make money is pointless.

One day, I saw an author who had been working sporadically quit his job to write full-time at home. I wanted to tell him—find a job! Otherwise… More than twenty years later, a little boy pointed at a beggar on the street and said to his grandfather: Isn't that the author you used to follow? Why is he begging on the street? The old man said, "Oh, his name is Zhushao Xiaoshan. He wrote a book called 'Starting from Demonic Cultivation,' but it was left unfinished… Grandson, find a job!"

The protagonist has a personality, and the author has an even stronger personality. The text subtly implies that the author hasn't made money yet, and suggests the author continue to act as they see fit, to see how much they can earn. Do you know how many readers left after your last book was discontinued and you were constantly frustrated?

I finished reading it, and it was actually pretty well written. It's just that the protagonist isn't very bright. He can't even beat the top cultivators in his own sect, yet he still dares to go out and cause trouble. And to make matters worse, he actually gets killed.

It's ridiculous that they always come up with some illogical chosen one. I can't understand the author's thought process. Were they ever brutally defeated by someone far more capable than themselves?

Who's casting their monthly votes? That's so silly.