I Gather All Demons in the Human World
我于人间纳万妖
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 732k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Genres I recommend: xianxia, fantasy, faux science fiction, and original-instance infinite-flow stories.
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When the glow of the immortal path intertwines with strange, shadowy darkness, it creates a fantastical world of bewildering wonders. Here, ordinary people defy fate and cultivate their way to the heavens. The flow of spiritual energy conceals the mysteries of the Great Dao, while swords cleaving the firmament give rise to passionate legends. There are also eerie secret realms shrouded in mist, where the unknown lurks in silence and seemingly ordinary things hide chilling mysteries that upend a
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Why not just write a proper Deep Blue build? Why bother with all this nonsense?
The first chapter mentions the merging of two people's memories, but it's unclear whether it's due to Su Hui or soul transmigration. However, the later writing style is entirely based on soul transmigration, with forced references to parents and the self-identified body being called the "original body." If you find this disturbing, you shouldn't read on.
I binged the latest chapter in one go, top-tier reading material!
In conclusion: This book is worth reading. It contains the following elements: ingenious beast taming, moral cultivation, profound supernatural powers, and a steadily progressing plot. In terms of plot, the story is very smooth and balanced, with no major flaws for me. The pacing is also good.
The concept and writing are good, but the plot is a bit bizarre. That elder who wanted to learn the protagonist's technique actually traded something he didn't even understand for it—that's ridiculous.
I don't really like these saintly protagonists, because even if they have cheat codes, they wouldn't survive more than a few chapters in this kind of supernatural world! Therefore, there is a conflict in the underlying logic!
Why is the male lead named Zhibai? It feels so out of place.
I have a condition where I feel like laughing whenever I see Zhibai.
Writing about cultivation is fine, but writing about society is a no-go; it just feels awkward. Could you write more about cultivation and stop with the fantasy world of immortal cultivation? Author, you can't write it clearly; it's all just imagination.
The writing style is fine, but the story is a bit inexplicable, with many parts left unexplained or riddled with plot holes. It's unclear how the character could identify chicken eggs, and it doesn't seem to mention whether it was due to feigned filth. When the Emperor encountered a demon, he simply repelled it with a few words; he just left.
I'm so stressed. When I sign the author contract, please don't make it public. Help me relieve this stress.
The writing is good, especially the beast taming part, which is particularly well done. The "golden finger" (cheat code) is also quite good; I started reading because I found the "golden finger" in the synopsis interesting. However, the presence of the "golden finger" in the main text seems a bit weak, and its rarity feels somewhat unreasonable—a snake demon getting such a strong opportunity.