After Betraying My Master, I Fell into Evil and Became a Wicked Demoness

I hope it won't be like the last book, where the protagonist is constantly surrounded by enemies, being hunted down wherever he goes. That was too exhausting to read, and I felt completely insecure. That's why I only read half of it. I quite liked the premise of both books.

The world seems rather small, as if there are only two sects, one righteous and one evil, fighting tooth and nail over a mine every day. Rare and precious treasures are like water flowing by, with no sense of their value; it's just mindless accumulation of contribution points and spirit stones.

Have you ever been a puppeteer? This is just a bunch of random, presumptuous writing.

Are there any other novels with a slow, gradual transformation, or a gradual shift in character development?

Honestly, I doubt you'll be able to write until the day things completely change. Furthermore, it's unclear whether there are any instances of male and female identities coexisting and alternating, how much of these stories are present, and which identity is dominant.

I have an idea: could we cultivate the protagonist's physical body into the Xuan Yin Staff, or even the Yu Quan Acupoint?

When will we give the protagonist a magnanimous heart? After all, there are so many protagonists with such flat chests at the start of their careers.

The pacing is so slow; after transforming in chapter 40, he's been stuck in the same realm for two hundred chapters without breaking through.

Why does this feel like I'm reading a fanfiction? 🤔

I came here for the worldview and the lighthearted and humorous style, reading it as a lighthearted read. Of course, the author's cuteness is also one of the reasons 😠. But recently I suddenly discovered that I have entered an amazing new world. The readers all like female depravity. I often feel out of place with you because I am not perverted enough. Will reading like this make even my own orientation problematic?