Xia Wuyou transmigrated, but while everyone else's transmigration comes with beautiful women in their arms, a life surrounded by admirers, and the power to crush the Myriad Worlds, why did he end up spending thousands of years eating dirt underground?
After finally being pried out of his coffin, he discovered that three thousand years had passed. And he was the founding patriarch of the greatest demonic sect of the age?!
"In this new era, we must fully apply our initiative and use scientific methods to cultivate immortality. Come on, let's chant the slogan one more time: Master math, physics, and chemistry, and you'll have nothing to fear on the road to immortality!"
And so Xia Wuyou set off on a journey to light the path of cultivation with technology, bringing a whole crowd of disciples and grand-disciples along with him.
Am I the first to leave a book review?
This book tells the story of a boy who travels through time and merges with the soul of his ancestor, jumping out of his coffin. The premise is incredibly fresh; it's the first genre I've ever read. While there are stories about demonic sect founders, they're usually about gender-bending and invincible characters. Although this book also follows the invincible protagonist trope, it's so funny it's almost unbearable to read, especially since the author likes to use suggestive language, which I think is great. To be honest, that scene in the beginning, that cannon thing? It cracked me up!
Poisoned by Lingyin
This kind of bratty kid character is really unlikable; it's infuriating to watch. The entire demonic sect mobilized for her sake, it's infuriating to watch. Even though I know it's for plot advancement, it's still so frustrating. And this demonic sect… it's a combination of kindergarten and retirement home, so weak!
I don't really like Lingyin
To be honest, Lingyin is really annoying. Okay, she's 14, and she dismantles spirit armor. Although it's not a big deal in the end, I really hate this kind of behavior. It's like having a figurine dismantled—who can tolerate that? She randomly mines minerals, and if they're harmful to humans, we have to go rescue her; she runs away from home in a fit of pique, and that's not all—she also squanders money, throwing away spirit stones all the time. The Dayan Sect only has 500,000 spirit stones; is that enough for her? That's secondary. Finally, she gets kidnapped, sold to a brothel, and because she's stupid, she encounters bad people, resulting in a huge mobilization to find her. The Dayan Sect is really enough! Why did they choose her as their leader? She's completely useless, has a terrible temper, and has no redeeming qualities except for her looks…
The writing style of the beef rice bowl is a guarantee of quality.
From Fairy to the Ancestral Master, Beef Rice's writing is spot-on, interesting, and vivid. Some say Ling Yin is a brat and a landmine in the book, but from another perspective, having lost her father and being spoiled by her disciples like a child pampered by grandparents, she's naturally more rebellious. However, she receives familial love and even higher emotions from the Ancestral Master. I think this turning point can be slowly developed and anticipated, which isn't a bad thing. Furthermore, the characters' personalities are all very well-developed, and I don't think there are any major problems. So Beef Rice, don't be discouraged, keep going! Everyone will definitely understand your goodness.
It's just a book review.
I won't comment on the writing style of this novel (after all, my Chinese is terrible), so I'll just talk about other things. So far in the novel, the Dayan Sect is in a very bad state, mainly in three aspects: 1. A lack of talent; 2. No money, no money, and more money (I'll say it three times because it's important). Except for recently (around Chapter 64), when they received 500,000 taels of gold; 3. External relations are like those of a demonic sect, similar to Germany during World War II—everyone claiming to be righteous attacks them. This is where Xia Wuyou (the author)'s talent shines; we'll see how he uses his hard work and exceptional verbal skills to solve these internal and external problems...
Another book that I nurtured and then lost, sigh.
The tombstone stands in the fire, burning the author's body to ashes.
What happened to the author? They just disappeared without a word. Could something have happened to them?
Huh? What happened? It's come back to life? Congratulations on your fortune!!!
So, will this book ever be updated?