
American Red Necks, Cultivating Demons in the Chosen Country
美利坚红脖子,在天选之国修魔
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
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- Urban
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- Male
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- Urban Superpowers
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- 22h ago
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- Qidian
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It is a book with normal logic and can be read. The author has solid research and the pace is slow, which may be too slow for general reading.
What is the purpose of adding a thousand-year-old monster? Do you have the writing skills to write such an old monster? Judging from the content, you obviously don't! ! !
The article is not on topic
You keep saying you want to do demonic cultivation, but are you still afraid of being entangled in karma when you do demonic cultivation? No one can give a lot of beautiful knives to the church that likes little boys! There is a daily limit for a demon cultivator to absorb some of the demonic energy from the seven emotions and six desires? He doesn't even have a Ten Thousand Souls Banner, and he doesn't know how to raise a corpse. How can he be a demon cultivator?
You read novels when you are bored, but you find that this novel makes you even more bored
A monk who has lived for thousands of years still doesn't know how to bargain? Does this look like a boss? Even if you want to seize the body, you still have to bargain, cause trouble for yourself, and have to give so many karma, are you sure?
Chapter 1: I have lived for 7,000 years, and I have never seen such a method of death as freezing to death. What I am cultivating is not immortality, but heaven. It is too abstract.
I will briefly explain it: Cultivating Demons, more than 280 chapters to practice the first level of Qi. I understand everything
Is this written about demon cultivators? ? ? There is cause and effect on the left and cause and effect on the right. I thought I was watching Buddhist practice.
This kind of introduction can be on the new book list
How much did it cost to write the book at your own expense?
Well, this is not a demon cultivator. He is clearly a devout believer in the United States. He is a complete idiot.
Why do you always emphasize that you have lived for 7,000 years? After living for seven thousand years, I am not mature at all. I want to sleep with someone and make excuses for myself. I have wasted my time looking at it for so long.
A godly author who makes no sense but still has strong standing power.
Thousands of years of demonic cultivation struggling in America? ? ? Do you have this writing style? Can you write a more normal character?
What are you writing about?
The protagonist is like a spectator watching other people do things throughout the process. Every time the ice action is divided, the money will be donated to the church. There is cause and effect on the left and cause and effect on the right. There is no other positive feedback. For example, the protagonist can become stronger without eating beef, but there is no result. And I donate the money I earn to the church every month. Are you telling me this is demonic cultivation? I thought I could avoid eating beef in America, but it turned out to be rubbish.
I am 100% sure that this book was written using AI first, and then edited by the author. The AI becomes more obvious as it goes on. It feels like the writing style is that of Claude, and the characters before and after do not correspond. For example, the height of the author, and various twists and turns are quite blunt. The story that appears for the sake of telling a story. The first sixty chapters are pretty good, but then it starts to get messy... I suggest the author give it a good review, don't just rely on AI
The protagonist is still a seven-thousand-year-old monk, and he looks so tender
The male protagonist is not good, he has no intention of being a demon cultivator
Ai Wen, Che Zhulun talked back and forth. Waste of time
I was persuaded to quit at the beginning of the article, and the author's IQ was in arrears.
I really can't understand the author's brain circuit. First of all, under what circumstances would a person who is sober, has money, a house, and no illness or injury freeze himself to death? If it is designed to freeze to death when someone is targeted for donating money and robbed halfway, and he is injured when he has no money, is the logic very self-consistent? Furthermore, being related to the church should be a foreshadowing set by the author. Where does the karma come from when it is completely consistent with self-defense in the American castle law system. Not to mention that as long as they kill people, soldiers from all countries will have huge karma. The plot was changed to replace the main character with killing someone in revenge for the robbery, so it would make more sense to have karma. What else is a demon? I believe most viewers can accept it as ignoring secular legal principles, acting in any way, and expressing one's own personality. Anyway, you can't see it in the first few chapters. The above points show that the author lacks common sense and has no logical thinking ability. Even if this book is free, I will not be able to read it.
All kinds of private goods. It's okay if it's entrained, but you have to have clear logic. For example, a restaurant hired someone illegally and was caught by the Immigration Bureau and paid a bribe of US$1,000. Is there any problem with workers being paid at this time? Are these three people working for nothing? There are also various professors who are short of money and so on. I don't know what you are kneeling down to lick.
Not to mention that your thousands of years of powerful IQ can lay out a big picture like Xuanjian. In order to improve the upward cultivation thinking that can exhaust the world's talents, it is normal that you can't write it, but you can't even write with a sense of wisdom for an 18-year-old child. I feel that the fried chicken uncle of the Poison Master can treat the protagonist in your book like a dog, and how can you cultivate demons? What kind of devil? You are all Americans. You don't dare to train people from a small town into adult elixirs. You don't dare to do double cultivation to suck American girls into adults. Your thousands of years of overhaul is just like a mentally retarded, kind-hearted and naughty 3-year-old junior college student.
The sun, moon, star energy, and cosmic energy are all useless. Only spiritual energy and demonic energy are useful! How can cultivation be such an inconvenience, especially for an old monster who is thousands of years older?
I added this book to my collection a long time ago, and now that I have read it for free, I feel like it is just a running account with no main plot. Collect magic energy every day, Zhang San 0.1, Li Si 0.2, Wang Wu 0.3, And then just like a tool man. I collected all the illegal money and donated it to the church, saying I was afraid of getting involved in the karma. Eat black people and give them all to the poor. Catching a few illegal immigrants every day becomes a mission. Then touch the fish. I don't know what the author wants to do, but I think it's wise to subscribe without spending any money. Are you called a demon cultivator? You are probably not a paladin. Your morals are higher than those of the Puritans.
There is no trace of magic cultivation at all, it is just an NPC in a game. If I were to write it, I would directly use him to transform into the demon of freedom to invade the consciousness of those politicians and capitalists, turning them into my demon sons and grandsons. Through them, they can draw Americans into my magical kingdom. They can also use remote breeding to attract people from other countries to come here. As long as they come to the United States, they will directly issue green cards.
Not highly recommended
In terms of text, the writing is pretty good. In an understatement, Lao A's description of Berry Country is concrete. In fact, the literary quality is still acceptable, surpassing the average level of online articles. But for an online reader who wants to read cool articles, this novel is unqualified. The protagonist is a demon cultivator who travels through the Berry Kingdom. As a result, he neither kills people nor practices corpse training, nor does he do justice for heaven. He is also caught and locked up for saving people. Is the demon cultivator here to be tortured? I can only give up......
What was repaired?
The hundreds of chapters basically consist of the author painstakingly researching information and data, and then disseminating the found information to readers, along with some comments about the politics, economy and culture of American society. This practice of cultivating demons is just a gimmick. You can replace this cultivating demons with other cultivators or nothing. In fact, after looking at it for a long time, you will find that you have just cultivated loneliness.
When I opened my mouth or shut up, I would say something like "7000 years of fucking drama". I dug my toes into the ground while listening to the book, and I couldn't stand it anymore and left.
Didn't the protagonist notice? He was the redneck who couldn't do calculus that he mocked. Why does Huashen do squats when he has a capital of 100,000 US dollars? Identified as having only muscles in the brain. Wouldn't the Huashen boss learn programming and go to Silicon Valley?
I can't stand it even if I store it in my brain.
I came here on the recommendation of a limited exemption, but I quit after reading the first chapter. I have to say that this book was exempted because the editor wanted to make a profit from the author before the book fell apart.
Too watery, a bunch of nonsense, the more you watch, the more boring you become