The Outcast: Beginning with the Three Demon Sect

Go to Biyou Village to learn the Divine Refinement Technique from Ma Xianhong, refine the acquired spiritual treasure to infuse the Three Corpses, and ultimately become a Hundred-Meter Saint or a Nuclear Bomb Saint. 🤓 No matter how weak, he is still a saint.

Also, please don't try to whitewash this; the subject matter is clearly a chaotic-evil-lawful alignment, so please don't try to whitewash it. 😆

I don't understand why so many people didn't want to save Chen Duo. Her main problems were the ticking time bomb-like Gu poison that threatened her survival, the weak sense of self resulting from her extreme upbringing, and the various restrictions imposed by the state for the sake of stability.

You could add a life-cultivation technique; your physical talent is already quite good, isn't it?

The plot involving interactions with the company was terrible. It felt like you were trying to write something but didn't, and it just passed by inexplicably. 🤫🤫🤫

I always feel like everyone in "Under One Person" is a fool, completely manipulated by Qu Tong. The Old Master and the company are a bunch of idiots. I just don't know how Qu Tong will appear in the end; I bet "Under One Person" will have a terrible ending. They've made Qu Tong so powerful, but what's her real strength? Surely she can't be more powerful than the Old Master?

It's weird; I don't like the protagonist's melee combat style. The protagonist has so many skills, yet he only uses Bajiquan in fights.

Author, do you really not learn your lesson? Why do you have to make everyone target the protagonist? What is this? There's absolutely no need to write it like this.

The beginning was great, but I left after chapter 49. All this talk of "unresolved feelings" is just a way to mold the story into what you want it to be. It's pathetic; they didn't even have a choice.

I've never written a novel, but there are 86,400 seconds in a day, and at a normal typing speed of three words per second, that's about 259,200 words. With each chapter being about 2,000 words, that's roughly 129 chapters a day. Clearly, the author should have nearly a thousand chapters in reserve by now. Of course, I might be wrong, since I stated from the beginning that I haven't written a novel. Also, author, you owe us nearly a thousand chapters; remember to pay us back soon.