Two Worlds: A Demonic Cultivator Stumbles into a Lord’s World

It has nothing to do with demon cultivators, they have all turned into vampires. . . Isn't this just a standard Heroes-style game flow?

They are all demons. You can find a way to refine soul gold coins by yourself.

It's well written, but it's still pretty routine so far, and my imagination isn't shown. The complementarity of the two systems, such as refining the immortal Taoist soldiers in the world of lords, and using the army of lords to suppress the cultivators of immortals in the world of immortals and demons, are not introduced. I feel that if I write it well, my grades should be pretty good. When reading novels, what you read is just imagination. It either makes you feel refreshed or has a good plot and character creation. If it is very routine and has no unexpected feeling, it will be difficult to attract people to pay.

It's still okay to write, but I didn't notice a few of the issues mentioned in the previous comment section. I will always firmly support readers' right to comment, but the prerequisite for commenting is that you must have read the book Someone in the comment area said that the protagonist is an indigenous person. When I went in and took a look, it was clearly written on the second page that the protagonist is a time traveler. Co-author You just posted a comment after reading one page. It's a bit shameful, right?

To be honest, the level setting is a bit confusing. Level 1 is weapon refining, level 2 is foundation building, and level 3 is golden elixir. Although it is simple and clear, to be honest, it feels a little bit down on the level of cultivating immortals. And what feels really strange is the mage tower. This mage tower was built by the protagonist with the support of the teacher and stacked with a lot of things. As a result, the protagonist, who is stronger than the early stage of foundation building, can only use it to fight against the middle stage of foundation building, which means it can deal with level 2 silver troops. How to say it? This design is really counter-intuitive.

It's well written, but it's hard to keep up. The protagonist's first chapter is in the middle of Qi training. More than sixty chapters have been released, but the middle period of Qi training is too damn slow.

At first, I was afraid that the Taoist and Buddhist sects were pretending to surrender. Seeing that they were so considerate of the lord and gave magical powers casually, it felt strange. This surrender, even the self was gone, and only the "Ideological Seal" could explain it.

Have you traveled through something that did not improve your cultivation?

42 Orifices at the beginning, 43 orifices at chapter 50

After reading three pictures, the protagonist shook his head frequently and couldn't watch anymore.