After Ten Years of Drinking Blood and Enlightenment, I Became the Ancestor of the Demon Sect

Bodhi is something from Buddhism, but the Golden Finger of Demon Gate is from Buddhism? I highly doubt that the protagonist was refined by the Lord Buddha in the finale, and then Goldfinger was looking for the host of the grudge species.

After reading the introduction, I just want to ask, if the Bodhi seed needs blood to grow, what kind of Bodhi seed is it called? Let's just call it Moti seed. Which official Bodhi seed can grow by sucking blood?

Not to mention the heroine, there isn't even a woman, so you can't get enough of the one in front of you?

To be honest, it's better than some novels, because I remember Pig's Feet said something, "If you listen to one side, you will believe it, but if you listen to both sides, you will understand. You can't believe too much in what others say. It's very good. You have to have your own judgment. Some novels are about undercovers. No matter how good it is to write about the right path, the villain will be just as evil."

I just scribbled as I wrote, the magic gate, the place of intrigue, Liang Zan escaped easily, and let his disciples go out to cause trouble, the son of the royal princess, the writing has no logic, especially the dialogue, it is so embarrassing that I am picking my toes, gather it together, write well

The dialogue is very immature and a little bit secondary. There's something like a thousand-meter flying sword at every turn, and a bit of a cannon to hit mosquitoes. That kind of big movement should be used to fight for your life by jumping up the ranks.

It's pretty good, it doesn't level up, it kills decisively, and the enemy basically won't survive the second chapter.

Why is the plug-in so powerful yet written like a martial arts character? It's obviously a swordsmanship, so why is the sword energy emitted with fists every time? It's more normal for you to hold a knife than a fist. You don't even have a sword. I don't want to complain about you.

Which round of recommendations is this now? I feel like there is hope for Sanjiang.

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Buddha and devil are two sides of one body. Buddha said, "Put down your butcher knife and become a Buddha immediately." The transformation is very simple.

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It's too powerful, or the author wants too much, integrating a hodgepodge, but there is no main line to dig into, which makes it less enjoyable. From time to time there will be embarrassing plots, which are quite disgusting.

A question is raised here for the author. Every time the protagonist takes action, he punches out. Do you know this is disgusting and stupid, like a fool? After practicing so much kung fu, why do you always use your own body to fight? Is this really mentally retarded? Weapons are an extension of the body, and only by using weapons can a person's wisdom be reflected. How precious is the body? I originally thought this book was quite good, but the more I read, the more depressed I became.

The male protagonist sometimes does things stupidly

It's a pity that the main character is a eunuch.

After reading the first chapter, I found that the protagonist has Stockholm Syndrome. The normal protagonist has enlightenment and destroyed the demon door. Withdraw

Don't get involved in emotional dramas. The grudges and resentments in them are not something ordinary people can understand. The protagonist occasionally expresses some retarded insights. Don't make people laugh.

I've read a dozen chapters so far. The plot is wonderful. The characters are vivid. The protagonist has intelligence and means, and is decisive in killing. Love this book. Keep up the good work, author.

No brains. Although it is a demon sect, it focuses on innocence

After reading Chapter 65, I developed an invincible heart that will be seriously injured if I lose. I want to ask, is the behavior of the protagonist related to the invincible heart? The protagonist has always been in a state of obscurity. Isn't this the opposite of invincibility? Invincible people should appear in the sun and fight fiercely to prove their invincibility. This is completely opposite to the behavior of the protagonist. Knowledge and action are not consistent. Where does invincibility come from? The protagonist's choice of Gou shows that he is afraid of the stronger one, which can be called invincible. . .