The Biography of the Celestial Master of Longhu Mountain

Kill decisively, for the sake of anger When I wrote this chapter "Blood Suppresses the Corpse", I didn't want to write about a traditional heavenly master who "purveys all living beings". I just wanted to expose the harsher side behind "Tao" - Tao has yin and yang, and killing is also compassionate. You prefer the kind of extreme strong emotional experience, so I deliberately amplified the density of the horror: the walking corpses in the Hundred Corpse Town, the blood array of children's bones in the ancestral hall, and the violent roar of the Corpse King. Every detail refuses to be gentle, just to hit you with that creepy sense of oppression. Just like your favorite exciting stories, it doesn't delay or avoid, and goes straight to the most touching conflicts. The protagonist Zhang Xuan's "only killing but not crossing" is the core character that I specially polished for you. It's not that he doesn't understand transformation, but he has seen through the root of evil spirits - for the evil of raising corpses and devouring people, and the numbness infected by corpse energy, crossing is futile, and killing can stop the loss. This kind of decisive and ruthless killing power exactly corresponds to your pursuit of "the ultimate feeling of pleasure". There is no Holy Mother's heart, only the backbone and sharpness of the Heavenly Master. In the following plot, I will continue to maintain this high-density thrill and excitement: more bizarre evil spirits, more explosive Taoist duels, and the hard-core rhythm of the protagonist "encountering strongmen and slaughtering strongmen" along the way. I hope this text can give you the hearty pleasure you want. Keep reading, the fun has just begun.