Starting as a Space Demon, Bringing Down the Myriad Worlds

The power of the twelve talismans originally belonged to Shendu himself, but it was taken away by Pero through magic and transformed into talismans. Why do so many people still believe that Shendu stole the powers of other animals? Are they just confused by fan-made interpretations? I even watched the anime, and there's no such setting there.

The description needs changing; the term "Ninth Demon" is a bit... Well, let's just say it's a bit... Off. The eight demons, including Shendu, occupy the eight trigram positions and form a group of the eight most powerful demons. There are countless ancient demons in the world, you ninth demon? The original story features Valmont of the Shadow Legion and the Mirror Demon.

The eight demons in Jackie Chan Adventures already had a well-developed Bagua (eight trigrams) concept. Creating a ninth demon would have been less effective than creating a second version of Demon Dragon. This would have resulted in more complex and diverse abilities, allowing for further exploration and expansion into different worlds, or even a deconstruction of the Bagua to ultimately revert to the original Tai Chi principle.

The world of Jackie Chan Adventures lacks consciousness; it's more accurate to say there are two balancing forces: one of righteousness and the other of darkness. This excessive balance leads to a constant struggle for control, with neither side able to defeat the other. As long as the eight gods exist, the eight demons will only grow stronger, which is why they all left.

Why are all these types of novels about transmigrating into demons? Is it because the authors' inner darkness is too strong? Do they all like demons? It's not that darkness is the issue, it's just temporary; light is eternal because people always yearn for light, not darkness. Why are demon-themed, magical, and dark novels so popular these days? When did this trend begin?

Since the protagonist is the ninth demon, there must be a corresponding ninth deity. The author wonders who the ninth deity would be, given that the first eight are the Eight Immortals.

Forget it, I'll say it again: Bo Gang is the most suitable to be the female lead.

In the realm of astronomy, the best approach is to progress from low to high. Starting too high isn't ideal. Regardless of the subject, the struggle and the initial stages are the most interesting. The later stages, like creating a world god or destroying the universe, are actually quite uninteresting.

Even if someone were immortal, I don't think many normal people would do that, right?

Could you please not write about Super Beast Force in the next world? Mainly because I haven't seen it and don't know anything about it. I couldn't even watch it when I was little. Is this anime very popular? Have many people seen it?