I’m a Demon Daoist in the Northern Song Dynasty

This writing style is quite novel; the protagonist is too omnipotent (knowing too many things in too much detail). Actually, it would be enough to grasp the general direction of historical and technological development and guide society to change automatically. By controlling Zhao Ji ideologically and guiding him towards immortality cultivation, the protagonist gradually gains control of the "Great Song," marries Zhao Fujin, steals the Song throne, and achieves perfection. 😁

The more I read, the more disgusted I became with Sha Bei's writing. What rubbish! He can't even write a decent load of rubbish. I could write something more interesting using AI.

The AI-generated continuation didn't even bother to remove the prompts. What, you dare to do it but not admit it? This isn't just spamming, it's a massive flood of posts, and you're deleting my post? Ha! 🙂

I feel like the female apprentice ruined it; it's so awkward to watch.

Does anyone have any other recommendations for books about time travel to ancient times where the protagonist is the only one who can follow the rules? Mount & Blade system books are also fine.

Why hasn't this book been banned yet? I'm still waiting for my refund.

Aside from the eccentric portrayal of the 15-year-old girl next to him, everything else in this book is normal. Author, do you even have a brain? Are you some kind of celestial being, a time traveler, a cheat code user? And the poor beggar girl next to you is described as incredibly beautiful, able to learn everything, and even apply her knowledge to new situations. Do you think you're normal?

It's not that you couldn't hold back in the first chapter, bro. You're using some kind of cheat code—incense, Taoist scriptures—and then you say you don't believe in God. It's like an astronaut in outer space pointing at Earth and saying it's flat.

Don't read it. It's written by AI. Characters are explicitly stated to be dead at first, then suddenly come back to life. It abruptly jumps into a cultivation fantasy, with spells and divine consciousness appearing all of a sudden, then disappearing again. There are too many missing words and typos. Even if you like it, don't read the official version. This stuff doesn't deserve it.

It's possible the studio bought the initial draft, then used AI to continue it—a mass-produced series, ensuring a large quantity of output.