The Heavenly Dao Favors the Demon Tribe. What Does That Have to Do with Me, a Human Immortal?
妖族天道所钟，关我人仙什么事？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 560k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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192Chapters
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3.4kFans
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Dude, you wrote 17 chapters just for the protagonist's initial introductory test?
Can't the protagonist learn both the orthodox and beast magic schools? He could pursue a two-pronged approach and develop comprehensively!
Fellow Daoist, you are still attached to appearances. Humans are inherently demons; all sentient beings in the world are transformed from material beings into demons. Humans are the truest and purest demons, but due to acquired influences, they cannot manifest their bloodline.
I haven't seen any novels that depict monsters exchanging human bones and blood; it's simply because the human race is valued by the Heavenly Dao.
Given this background, the protagonist is likely to innovate and become the Dao Ancestor. He can initially follow the path of demon transformation and then break free, but can others do that? A war between humanity and demonism is inevitable; how can you fight someone with an impure foundation? Even if you win, the demon will still be resurrected from a human.
What's wrong with being a demon? In the early stages of accumulating wealth, one certainly doesn't care about getting their hands dirty. At worst, they can undergo corpse liberation and reincarnate during the Nascent Soul stage, shedding their demon form and becoming human again.
This title looks like it's going to flop at first glance, let's change it. 😅 Dear author, could you please speed up the plot, perhaps with a JoJo-style battle to increase its appeal?
The concept of demonic magic and the Heavenly Dao reminds me of the evil cultivators from the novel *Immortal Cage*. From the moment they began cultivating their spiritual roots at the Foundation Establishment stage, they all resembled demons in human form. Upon reaching the Core Formation stage, they all revealed their true forms as demon kings.
Wow, Rain God has started another new book! It's amazing how many of his works have already been completed.
Shocking! I've been waiting for six or seven chapters without a subscription, and now the author is just giving up!