Undercover? I Am the Leader of the Devil

The name of this technique is really tiring to read, and I have no impression after just one glance. It is really a big failure.

Those who start cultivating immortals and cultivating demons are basically single. Why? It's because the human heart can be darker than you imagine. Especially in the world of immortality, people's souls are immortal. There are ten thousand ways to torture and manipulate the people around you. If you drag your family with you, you will be manipulated once, and you will be pressed step by step, until the protagonist is unfeeling and in love. Why is the best Taoist heart to be too forgetful of emotion? Only by being affectionate and not clinging to love can you go further on the road. When a thought becomes an obsession or is trapped by emotions, most of the demonic ways are driven by emotions.

The first thirty chapters are okay, but the later chapters are almost boring.

To be reasonable, the starting point now is that this setting in Chapter 1 is a bit discouraging.

It's a good plot, no matter how messed up it is, it's all useless. It's not impossible to give him an inexplicable knife. He has to pay a huge physical price for a protagonist with whom he has no connection. He is charged with killing his fellow disciples and is about to die. He doesn't even give a reason for the technique. What the hell.