A Hundred Lifetimes as a Demon Cultivator: I Can Stack Bloodlines
百世妖修：我能叠加血脉
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- 330k Words
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- Cultivation
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- Cultivation Civilization
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You said it was a hundred-generation demon cultivator, so can you quickly skip the first 99 lifetimes? I don't want to watch the first 99 lives at all. When you know that the protagonist has the 100th time, the first 99 times are equivalent to spoilers!
What I wrote before is fine, just don't write it like a dog licker again.
Chapter 1: The mountain is full of descendants, I will fight with you 🙂
The first two stories are well written, but it would be wrong to write about the snake. It is normal for the old toad to have such high intelligence, but the demon and supporting characters in the back are all the same as normal people, they are all little demons. How did they get such high intelligence? If you are like a fox and a weasel. It is normal for such a naturally psychic person to have such high intelligence. Snakes, cranes, and ants all have the same IQ as humans. They are still little demons and are still in the stage of Qi training. To be honest, the third story is an ancient fairy tale with stories about alien beasts. It is a bit old. Well done, and the biggest poisonous point is that it can be seen from the disciples below the sect, and the people above are not much better. The sect leader in the beast control is the foundation builder, the two hermit elders are the pill builders, and the protagonist's White Snake sister is refining Qi as soon as she steps into it. It is obvious that the ninth level of Qi can build the foundation, and then form a pill. As such a rare and gifted beast, it is actually given as a pet to a disciple who has a lack of talent and is only suitable for physical training. How can it be given to him? How can he be willing to give it to him? The writing is good, but the routine is a bit old, and there are some poisonous points, but it does not affect the reading.
A place that impresses me
The section where the herb collectors enter the mountains. It gives me the feeling of reading a long life novel, a bit of seeing the vicissitudes of life, I love reading it, and I hope that I can occasionally add something with a similar feeling.
After the protagonist becomes awesome, he should leave some things for the next life, such as training resources, etc., So that he can grow quickly in the next life.
The quality is very high. It is a masterpiece among the works on reincarnation and cultivating immortals.
It's really good. The first two stories are very smooth.
The writing style is okay, but I don't really like the reincarnation flow. The first few reincarnations can be 100% more and more sloppy in the future.
Transvestites are also demons. Can the protagonist be a transvestite for the rest of his life? 😌