I Failed at Martial Arts, So I Had to Become a Demon

The shortcomings of Liangcao are that the outline is not clear and only has a few dozen chapters. The protagonist's family is one of the richest families in the city, but the strongest guard in the family is an old man with a first-level Qi and blood. When the demon came, dozens of people with a second and third level of Qi and blood were killed by the demon in the city. How can the protagonist's family maintain its business? What's the use of these guards? I said at the beginning that this Qi and blood is very powerful, but it turned out that even before leaving this city, this Qi and blood turned into leeks. And the eldest brother of the protagonist's family is now a character above the Jingyuan realm. Is this your family's setting? The boss brother is so powerful, don't you know that the protagonist is his younger brother? Don't your parents know? When this monster was the opponent of the protagonist, it was extremely powerful, but as soon as it was in the hands of the protagonist, it was fully upgraded, and the result was equivalent to 45 HP. If you become a second-level demon and only reach level 8 of Qi and Blood, your state will not be clear if these do not stack up.

Why do I feel that except for the abyss space, the other three talents of the protagonist combined are not as good as the newborn kitten demon? A basic talent can hide aura, make illusions, be immune to physical damage, travel through space, and escape the pursuit of the protagonist just after birth. The gap is a bit big.

It's so chaotic. How can ordinary people survive with so many demons? It's so difficult for the protagonist here. I'm afraid everyone in other cities will die. The pace is too tight!

It seems that the protagonist is cheating, but in fact it is not as good as these demons. The protagonist has to rely on coquettishness to absorb demon points in order to level up. As for the ordinary ones, just kill a few people and suck some blood, and there are those who rely on living corpses to level up, and the level up is faster. It is more difficult for the protagonist to kill demons, and the reward is disproportionate to the effort.

My own plug-in is originally meant to plunder, but I want to engage in a weakened version of stealing. I am stupid. In addition, my talents are innate and become stronger with the strength of my body. These are not reflected. I really can't read the book with my brain.

Is the invisibility talent so exaggerated? It can still be discovered by others, but other people can't find it if they hide it. It's funny. The first-grade hidden demon is just because the hidden demon has used this talent to the limit of the first-grade. It is not the limit of this talent. The author can't even tell this.

Both the plot and the combat power system are getting more and more confusing.

What is said in the comment section is correct. The person named Bai can make people sick by just saying a few words. The author can be said to be extremely talented in this regard 😅

Why doesn't the protagonist gather around to help? Also, how come all the opponents currently have the ability to hide their aura? Shadow Demon's talent is like a joke.

Martial Arts Qi and blood add demonization. There is no large-scale amplitude. Finish reading. Demonization is the same as the protagonist's realm. Can the system of demons be clarified? There is a distinction between the realm of martial arts and the realm of demons. Ambiguity. Even if the demonization upgrade leads to an upgrade in the martial arts realm, the actual force is calculated based on Qi and blood.