Proving the Martial God’s Way: Choosing Sinful Traits from the Start

There's a problem: your cheat is essentially three demons. So either your final achievement will definitely not surpass these three demons, or your cheat will become useless in the later stages. Furthermore, judging from their names, the three demons are no good, and the protagonist seems to be a pig fattened up by the demons before being slaughtered.

The author of the Dragon King novel from ten years ago must have time-traveled from ten years ago. 🤭

Orphan, time travel, apocalypse, ruins, ancient times, sequence, martial arts, goblins + succubus + Wong Tai Sin?!, Extraterrestrial demons, demonic contracts, working as a demon hunter, an engagement about to be broken off, multiple enemies, parents murdered, suspected power struggle, etc., And a recently common phrase keeps popping into my head: Author, let me see your limits!

With this cheat code, you should be creating more entries; the transitions in the middle are too long. It lacks presence; writing about combat would be less useful than using a proficiency cheat code.

The beginning was good, but things went wrong after the city lord was killed. The cheat ability never appeared, it was like it didn't exist. Everywhere he went, trouble followed, all sorts of inexplicable things happened. He didn't even bother with his cultivation, and he didn't use the cheat ability. It's really boring, you know?

The first two already had ten times the strength and 3 attack speed per day, but do you think the latter is on the same level? The two-month ban on cultivation to gain a minor realm is ridiculously humorous, or just a convenient excuse to cause trouble.

It seems like current novels all follow a fixed formula: only the protagonist can kill opponents far stronger than themselves. Everyone else, no matter how advanced their techniques or how powerful their weapons, can only fight opponents of the same level; anyone one level higher will be killed. Only the protagonist, casually learning a new technique, can kill those of higher levels. Fighting enemies far stronger than themselves has become standard for protagonists.

Keep it up! Add more martial arts techniques and enrich the vocabulary; it's not bad 🙂. The author could check out Gunmei's "Ten Directions Martial Saint".

Keep it up, author! We're counting on you for investment!

I've never experienced the pain of losing someone, so I still feel a bit uneasy and saddened that Mr. Mo is gone.