Starting as a Tiger-Jiao

The setting at the beginning is quite gripping. The protagonist dies accidentally and falls into the underworld by mistake. He is misjudged by ghosts and falls into the realm of animals. He is reincarnated as a tiger dragon. Starting as a demon, he uses the fierce power of the tiger and the power of the blood of the dragon to break free from the shackles of reincarnation step by step and embark on a path of great demon enlightenment. The most taboo of the monster genre is to apply the template of human cultivation to immortality. The beginning of this book captures the characteristics of the "demon", struggling to survive when weak, relying on blood talent to survive, and the early stage of survival pressure is very good. The book is 1.5 Million words long and is of sufficient volume to completely complete the growth line from low-level monsters to unparalleled monsters. The protagonist does not rely on the human sect system, but looks at the rules of heaven and earth and the six paths of reincarnation from the perspective of a demon. This core framework is very interesting. It breaks away from the old routine of cultivating immortals, apprenticeships, and grabbing treasures. The evolution of blood, the fight between alien beasts, and the game of demon clan power are part of the reading experience. As the protagonist's strength improves, the plot gradually falls into a matryoshka cycle of repeatedly fighting monsters and iterating blood, and some sections are seriously stereotyped. Many conflict resolution methods rely on the explosion of blood, the attributes of supporting characters and villains become stronger, and the depth of character creation is insufficient. The grand clues laid in the beginning of reincarnation and the underworld were weakly explored in the later stages. The settings that whetted the appetite in the early stage did not give enough solid grounding in the closing stage, which was somewhat anticlimactic.

The ending is a little rushed. As for the rest, there are experts in the comment area to comment.