One Dao Fruit a Day, Starting with Dragon-Taming Arts

Is good and evil only obtainable by killing demons? Demons who kill humans receive evil consequences, while demons who save humans receive good consequences. This ridiculous cheat code looks like bait used by a third-party force involving humans and demons.

The premise is bizarre; I couldn't continue reading after two chapters.

It seems to be written by AI; the plot is often disjointed and ambiguous.

This novel has utterly diminished the value of the concept of "Dao Fruit" (the path to enlightenment)...

Of the 10 books that guide the poison, 8 were abandoned. Judging from the public opinion in the posts, it's hard for it to collapse.

What kind of fruit is this? It doesn't even seem as good as skill points. You should change it to dragon fruit.

There are only 30-odd pictures, but over 100 people have already read them. However, the comments are only a few words long. Did the author delete the comments? Or what?

Calling it "Dao Guo" is one thing, but adding "good" and "evil" is another. While it's true that good and evil are too subjective, and the author's concern about clarity is understandable, this simplification is absurd. It's more like human KDA these days, with "evil" being the number of human kills and "good" being the number of rescues.

Firstly, I couldn't stand the suspense and mystery elements anymore; did the author wander into the wrong genre?

It's alright, just a demon with 20 years of cultivation possessing the strength of a thousand jin. He shouldn't be able to crush people. Even an ordinary person in armor could be overwhelmed by sheer numbers. The setting is a bit illogical.