Nothing Raises Your Cultivation Faster Than Making a Pact with the Heroine

The male protagonist has lived for over a thousand years. Even if he's stupid, he should be a shrewd person by now, right? They keep saying the negative energy is rising and needs to be addressed, but there's not a single concrete action taken (the disguised monster catches and kills the unscrupulous boss; with such a clear target, how can they not find out the reason?) 🙂

The illustrations in this book are really great! How did you make them, author? I'd like to try it myself. 🙂

Having seen the latest chapter, I can only say that Qidian's light novels are getting increasingly convoluted. Here are my humble thoughts on this book: Advantages: 1. A semi-new worldview and system. It's a supernatural urban setting where monsters are created from the seven deadly sins, and it also offers fantasy professions for fighting monsters. It's an old setting with a new skin.

The latest chapter is a bit strange. Suddenly I've been transported to another world, and Liu Mei is really dead? I'm getting annoyed just listening to Lin Yuwei talk. I hope the author will handle this better.

The female protagonists, under the protection of the male protagonist, act like overgrown children, which is rather strange.

When the plot doesn't connect, resorting to forced deus ex machina is very bad.

The character design is alright, but the pacing is a bit too fast, it feels...

Wow, this is a rare find – a novel I instinctively read in one go. Keep up the good work, author!