A Bug-Raising Servant, I Become a Grandmaster of the Evil Path!

I'd like to ask the author why they designed the main soul within the Soul Refining Banner to have memories of its previous life and be fully intelligent, practically indistinguishable from a living being, only without a physical body. I have a question: who would dare use such a main soul? Especially when the main soul has a life-or-death feud with the protagonist.

Fang Yuan: "Ningbing, now that you've escaped the threat of the Ten Absolute Bodies, you should decide on the Yang Gu." Before she finished speaking, Bai Ningbing crushed the Yang Gu with a snap of her fingers, letting the fragments slide from her fair fingertips. Her gaze never left Fang Yuan; only when she looked at him did her cold eyes reveal a hint of tenderness.

This book has the potential to become a masterpiece!

Damn it, another book died while I was raising it. I've cut up so many books on my bookshelf lately.

The biggest challenge for new writers is attitude and mindset; they often end up abandoning their books prematurely.

The author committed a serious error after only a few chapters: why did a perfectly good underworld cultivator have to write about family, and create so much trouble?! It's awkward, really awkward!

If you can't capture the essence of Gu Zhenren, don't try to imitate him.

I don't read any novels with fewer discussion threads than chapters, and I don't read any novels that require a donation to comment. It's such a bad habit. How dare an unknown author set up a donation system for comments? This comment is purely for entertainment and has nothing to do with the book. Hahahaha.

It's not very interesting; the plot is clichéd and only suitable for beginners.

The author of this article is terrible; they stop updating without even giving a notification. I hate this kind of thing the most.