Evil Heretics!

It's rare to see a well-written mortal story with stable writing skills, but it's just not closely related to the title of the book, and there's a slight risk of trying to sell someone else's head. The early plot is basically a demonic cultivator, let's see if it can work in the later stages.

The writing style in the first ten chapters still has the flavor of a mortal-style fairy tale, but later on it becomes more and more like a martial arts novel, and it is deliberately half-white, which looks very strange. I have read Chapter 29 so far. The protagonist still has nothing to do with the four words "evil heretic". He just doesn't go around killing demons and killing demons like a decent person. At most, he is just a living person.

No, didn't the golden finger that I wrote so well turn into a stallion?

My humble opinion is that harming others and harming oneself is called evil, and harming others and benefiting oneself is called evil. At present, it seems that it has the charm of evil, but lacks some of the character of evil. The writing is good, and it feels very interesting to read. I hope the author can better reflect the characteristics of the title as he writes and interpret different evil heretics.

What about the woman who fell off the cliff? Forgot?