Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1489 Review of "I am a Demon Cultivator"

Hello everyone, I am Lao Cang.

Today I would like to recommend a new fantasy book to you.

"I am a Demonic Cultivator", Dreams of Several Cold Autumns, Level 5 author.

Category: Xianxia-Fantasy cultivation of immortality.

Summary:
Tan Shuchang thought that he came from a scholarly family and had passed the imperial examination at a young age, making him a true blood-sucking worm. He should have held local power, received endless gifts, spent endless money, celebrated endless New Years, and taken endless concubines. How come he had now fallen to the point of becoming a demon cultivator?

After thinking for a long time, he still couldn't figure it out. He crawled out of the blood pool and decided to think slowly...

【Brief Comment】

He has 15 books under his name, including "Journey to the Mysterious World" and "I Became a Cannon Fodder in the Female Cultivation Novel".

I started writing books in 2018, and in six years, I've published 15 books. So, you understand, I'm a frequent eunuch who insists on not changing my account. The two books listed above are both excellent works, with a decent word count, but neither exceeds 150 million words.

Logically speaking, this type of author should be steered clear of everyone. However, due to his tenacity in not changing his account, I felt it was necessary for everyone to get to know him better.

The new book is performing very well. It launched on April 1st and has received 4913 views, a subscription-to-book ratio of 8.8. The "Excellent" badge hasn't lit up yet, but it will once the word count is reached, so it's not a big deal. It's #37 on the Xianxia bestseller list, #4 on the readership list, and #38 on the monthly ticket list. The rankings are a bit average, so it seems like I'm being reluctant to spend money.

The story is simply a fusion of weird cultivation, system panels, game dungeons, and fast-paced elements. The weird elements here are basically similar to his previous suspense themes, and it is a real battle with ghosts, but the process is very fast, mainly reflected in a few dungeons.

The protagonist traveled to the world of immortals and heroes. His original life experience was quite good, and it was clearly written in the introduction. However, his mother was not a mortal, but a demon. She was reborn nine times and killed nine sons in a row. She wanted to practice the Nine Sons Mother Heavenly Ghost. It was only because she was punished by heaven and reincarnated for an extra life that the protagonist stayed. However, after passing the imperial examination, he soon became a demon cultivator. His senior brothers and sisters had been eaten by his master, the black-hearted old man. When it was the protagonist's turn, fortunately, he activated the system in advance, entered the game copy, caught the female ghost, improved his cultivation, and killed his master. After becoming the leader of the sect, he disbanded the sect on the spot and dismissed all the disciples.

Blackheart Mountain is a weak place, a training ground for reputable and upright sects. If the demonic cultivators were wiped out, the upright sects would be out of business. However, the protagonist constantly encounters unexpected adventures, even reaching the imperial court, where he defeats those so-called sword masters and poets with ease. Regardless of whether the opponent is male or female, beautiful or not, anyone who stands in his way is slain without mercy. The main theme is decisive and ruthless killing.

This is a whimsical novel, a dark and strange take on immortal cultivation, a bit of a mish-mash. The main attraction lies in the author's imagination, whether it's the setting, the explosive letters, or the bizarre moves. The pace is incredibly fast, especially the twist at the end, which creates an absurdly exhilarating feeling. It's a novel writing style, perfect for readers who are curious or young, and it's a high-flying fantasy.

Finally, I would like to give you a small reminder. I think it is difficult to write this kind of imaginative article in a particularly long length because the author has abandoned many tedious practice processes.

Also, a friend told me today that several books are aiming for 100,000 average subscriptions. Pei Tugou's "The Taoist Wants to Ascend" and Lao Liu's "Who Wants to Be a Civil Servant After Rebirth" are both expected to have average subscriptions exceeding 80,000. Feng Xian's "High Martial Arts Era" has also exceeded 50,000 average subscriptions. You can pay attention to them in advance.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

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Good book, let’s read it together!

(End of this chapter)