
As a Demon Cultivator, I Was Deceived by the System into Becoming a Saint.
魔修的我被系统忽悠成圣人了
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Xuanhuan
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- 27d ago
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The cultural correspondence between demons and Buddhas is greater than that of immortals
As far as I know, culturally speaking, the concept of demons is indeed closely related to Buddha and has a corresponding relationship. Isn't there a saying that one thought can lead to a Buddha and another thought can lead to a demon? Therefore, the corresponding feeling of demonic cultivation is Buddhist cultivation. Many articles on cultivating immortals are also written in this way. But the protagonist does not necessarily have Buddha-like powers. The utensils are common, but the power is rare. In terms of power, according to the introduction of this book, the protagonist will have some Buddha-like powers that correspond to demons. Many articles that pretend to follow the devil's path but actually follow the righteous path describe the path between demons and immortals. I feel that it is more appropriate to write about the correspondence between Buddha and demons.
The writing is inconsistent. In the first part, it is said that someone who has cultivated this kind of golden magic must be a kind person, but in the second part, it is said that the protagonist is a despicable and shameless bastard. Isn't this a contradiction?
I was attracted by the introduction of this book title. Why do I always write about other things in the text instead of about human-machine bean paste or how the protagonist misunderstood me?
The reason why demonic cultivators are demonic cultivators is because the righteous ones use metal materials. Their demonic cultivators are poor and bad, and they use pregnant women, babies, and children. The magic weapon you refine with pregnant women, babies, and children can still emit a golden light. Or do you call the magic weapon refined with normal materials a magic cultivator? If you don't want to read it, Epstein knows that he is not a good person, and at best he is not demonic enough.
Toning down Goldfinger for no reason just feels stupid. You said that the last time a woman cheated you with two spiritual stones, you can still say that you wanted that mask. It costs six spiritual stones to find out the two pieces of information later. So the question is, why don't I just use bean paste? Even if the bean paste seems unreliable, at least it is more reliable than others, right? And the role of bean paste should not be to ask, where are the leaks that can be picked up, and where are the ruins that fit my level that can be explored. Instead of a simple exercise training manual. Either you don't open such a big gold finger or you open it and you have to know how to use it. If you don't use it, you'll just feel stupid.
The author is very good at integrating the stems. He is a weird stitcher.
That's it. It's quite interesting, but it's a pity.
This profile is like what I saw two days ago when I was watching videos. A man was quite a hero, but he was given countless magic skills by the leader of the demon sect, who deceived him into learning the righteous exercises for 16 years.
Good looking, please read "Chen Shang Sword Journey"!
Is the author someone's vest?
The writing is quite good, the writing style is very mature, and the themes are well integrated.
The writing is good, but does Dou Sha know that you are crazily hacking him?
It's really well written and keeps up with current events. However, I really didn't expect such black bean paste.
This is the first time I have seen the protagonist of this kind of novel. The intention was bad, but the execution was good.
Why is the comment section so polarized? So is it good or not?