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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- Ongoing
- Length
- 330k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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You already said it's about a demon cultivator who has lived a hundred lifetimes, so can you quickly skip over the first 99 lifetimes? I don't want to see the first 99 lifetimes at all. Once you know the protagonist has a 100th lifetime, the first 99 lifetimes are basically spoilers!
What you wrote earlier was fine, just don't portray me as a simp again.
Chapter 1 already has a mountain of descendants, I'll take your hand! 🙂
The first two stories were well-written, but things went wrong with the snake part. The old toad's high intelligence was normal, but the later demon supporting characters were just like normal humans—minor demons. Where did they get such high intelligence? If it were a naturally gifted being like a fox or weasel, such high intelligence would be normal.
A place that impressed me
The section about the herb gatherers going into the mountains. It gives me the feeling of reading a novel about immortality, a sense of vicissitude. I enjoy reading it and hope that there will be more similar stories in the future.
Once the protagonist becomes powerful, they should leave something behind for their next life, such as cultivation resources, so that they can grow stronger quickly in the next life.
High quality, a gem among reincarnation cultivation novels.
It's really good; the first two stories flowed very smoothly.
The writing is okay, but I don't really like reincarnation stories. The first few reincarnations were alright, but the later ones definitely got weaker and weaker.
Even transvestites are still demons; can the protagonist remain a transvestite for life? 😌