Demon Gourd

This level is also called a master 😅

After reading three hundred chapters, I found there was no logic, no moral compass, and everyone was driven by self-interest, which doesn't fit the characteristics of a cultivator. All they did was kill, except for women. The storylines were exceptionally poor, lacking any grand strategy.

The beginning was alright, but when the cultivators on Demon Peak were punished by being forced to mine, the protagonist, seeing their close bond, exclaimed, "That's what brothers are all about!" After all that build-up about the treacherous nature of the Demonic Sect, this...

Written in 2011, I'm much more skilled at it now.

The supporting characters are written so stupidly; they're basically just passively taking hits.

The part near the finale is poorly written, riddled with typos, and the plot is illogical. It feels like a rushed effort, but at least it didn't have a terrible ending. It also didn't feel forced; it's more of a case of starting strong but ending weakly.

The protagonist's intelligence fluctuates wildly. He's not only incompetent but also offends people easily. He's being chased by a major cultivation sect, at least in that area, yet he still brazenly causes trouble in the city. He doesn't change his name or tell his friends that he's being chased, just telling them to call him Yi Chu. That's not all.

First, a third-rank expert wouldn't retire easily unless they'd offended someone, and even then, they wouldn't leave behind any arrangements for their future after retirement. Secondly, they didn't offer sacrifices to their deceased parents, nor did they even inquire about the location of their graves. Third, why did news of his own death arrive without explanation?

That was in 2011, okay?

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