In All the Heavens, I Cultivated Demonic Arts and Forged a Golden Wheel of Merit

Go to that little guy next door and gather some materials now and then. Even if they all die, no one will say anything. Otherwise, your demonic cultivation is a bit beneath you.

Read more books on the path of the demonic path. What kind of path of the demonic path are you following? To become powerful, you will stop at nothing. You kill a chicken, eat its meat and soul, and absorb all the resources you can use.

It was so much better back when censorship wasn't so strict. Most books then were about slaughtering Japan and destroying America—it was so satisfying to read! Unlike now.

If you don't need people, then set up slaughterhouses—plenty of meat to go around. And have you heard of the rabbits and wild boars of Australia? The hospital needs souls to open it. A soul-gathering and soul-extracting array is buried in the hospital's foundation to ensure that no soul escapes after a patient dies. Blood repair is the simplest!

The protagonist is so slow in acquiring women. He keeps leaving beautiful women around and only flirting with them. I've read over 190 chapters, and the protagonist has more than a dozen women around him, but he's only slept with four or five of them. The rest are either in a state of ambiguity or have faded away over time. It's really speechless.

I don't want to see the Golden Wheel of Merit; I want to see being consumed by karmic fire. Reality is frustrating enough, so people read novels for the thrill, even if it's agonizing, as long as it's satisfying. Instead of the Virgin Mary, the dual depression stems from both merit and the illusion of reality.

What is the demonic path? It's when one's heart and actions are as clear as a mirror, and all deeds are for the sake of justice. If I think it's right, I'll do it, regardless of whether the world is destroyed or floods rage. If I want something, I'll take it, regardless of whether others live or die. I disregard the laws of heaven and ignore others. I live only for myself.

So he's the kind of demonic cultivator who's actually a great person 😏?

This is a novel that makes you not want to read the rest after just the first chapter. The protagonist complains from the very beginning that the cheat system is too gory and he doesn't want it. The author emphasizes that the protagonist is an honest person. Why would an honest person want to transmigrate?

Find a prison that specializes in holding serious criminals, sneak in and kill them at will. After you get out, go after white people and big shots; none of these people are without heinous crimes.