Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 390 386. Comments on "I'm Really Not the Devil"

Today I recommend to you a new book by a great writer.

"I'm Really Not the Devil", Yao Ye, a great writer.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy.

【Introduction】

One thought becomes a Buddha, one thought becomes a devil.

If you don't help me become a Buddha, I will turn you into a demon!

This is a story about a prince from a small country who is reborn and becomes a great devil, wreaking havoc on everyone.

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: Return. Eastern Shenzhou, southern Jing State, Tiger Teeth Pass. The soldiers guarding the pass were on guard duty when a ferocious beast charged in from afar. It was eventually confirmed to be the Ninth Rank Ferocious Beast, the Three-Eyed Blood Ape. To their surprise, a human sat atop the beast: His Royal Highness, the Seventh Prince, Prince Yi. He was the protagonist, yet the beast actually submitted to him.

Chapter Two: Execution on the Spot. The protagonist is severely injured, his legs crippled and his dantian shattered. Yet, he miraculously returns, thanks entirely to a mysterious figure who rescues him and sends a ferocious beast back. However, the soldiers defending the city receive a secret order from the Second Prince demanding their immediate execution.

Chapter 3: Resurrection? The men finally decided to carry out the Second Prince's orders. The doctor poisoned the medicine, but the protagonist discovered the clues and used the same tactic against him. When the doctor and the guards arrived, the protagonist quickly acted and subdued the assailant.

Chapter 4, Witchcraft? Doctor Lin comes to harm the protagonist because the garrison commander, Nie Yang, threatens the protagonist with his family. Upon learning of this, the protagonist promises not to harm the doctor's family and orders him to use a magical powder to knock out the guards and deliver a secret letter. He then sends someone to sneak out of the general's mansion to seek help.

Chapter 5: Once you're here, don't leave. Nie Yang discovered that the several groups of people he had sent out had all been knocked down by the protagonist. He then sent two more trusted confidants, but they were also drugged and knocked down. The protagonist imitated the enemy's voice and let Nie Yang into the room, but he found the protagonist sitting quietly on a stool, looking at him with a sigh.

Chapter 6: Is the Seventh Prince a demon? Nie Yang is also drugged, then acupunctured by the protagonist with silver needles, crippling all his strength. He increasingly feels that the protagonist is like a demon, possessing the ability to predict the future. The distress letter sent by the protagonist earlier has been obtained by the general. The general was originally a subordinate of the crown prince, but with the crown prince dead, he decided to join the Seventh Prince. He dispatched his troops swiftly and ruthlessly, killing the unconscious rebels.

Chapter 7, Black Gold Pills. The protagonist successfully assumes command of Tiger Teeth Pass, appointing Xiong Ni as the general agent. The ruler of Tiger Teeth Pass changes overnight, and the people remain unaware. The next day, during a meeting, the protagonist and his men realize that their actions could be considered treason. However, after careful consideration, the subordinates express their willingness to join the protagonist. To strengthen their loyalty, the protagonist administers Black Gold Pills to them.

Chapter 8: Madness. The protagonist orders all soldiers' salaries to be doubled and orders his subordinates to close all the city's pharmacies. Despite being told by his subordinates that the pharmacies are linked to various factions and that this move would likely incur public outrage, he still chooses to do so, making one wonder if he's crazy.

Chapter 9: A Millennium Family. The Su family, a millennium-old family from Southern Chu, has their pharmacy at Tiger Teeth Pass sealed. The shopkeeper, a woman, personally visits the protagonist, claiming she's not trying to recover the herbs but rather presenting them as a welcome gift. The two meet and chat for a while, each finding the other somewhat interesting. The Su family's daughter, gifted with talent, confirms that the protagonist has no secret guards.

Chapter 10: Tianling Pills. Doctor Lin is retained by the protagonist to help sort and powder the herbs. Using his Tianji Pot, the protagonist draws hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of herbs into the pot, extracting their properties and refining over a dozen Tianling Pills. The mysterious disappearance of the herbs alarms Doctor Lin, who speculates that the protagonist may be a descendant of the Shaman God.

【Brief Comment】

Yao Ye, a renowned author, is the author of four books: "Wrath of the Burning Heaven," "Dragon Awakening," "Immortal Dragon Emperor," and "I Am Not the Great Devil." "Wrath of the Burning Heaven" is no longer available, and I'm not sure what restrictions are involved. He was a renowned author who achieved enlightenment and deification in the creation world. His previous work, "Immortal Dragon Emperor," ran to 845 million words and had a cover identical to Chen Dong's "Longevity Realm." I wonder if this benefited from any publicity. This book has 6.69 collections on Qidian.com, but 485 million on Bookstore.com, a testament to its popularity in the creation world.

His new book, "I Am Not a Demon King," chose Qidian to launch, perfectly in line with the ultimate dream of most authors: "Proving the Way on Qidian." Regardless of the platform, even well-known top-tier figures ultimately choose to come to Qidian to prove their worth or simply leave.

The reason is clear! Success on the largest online literary platform seems to be the greatest recognition of oneself.

His new book, currently updated with 770,000 words and released on May 1st, has received an initial order of 10,000, a somewhat exaggerated figure. His Qidian (starting point) collection has only reached 89,400, and his bookstore collection has reached 25,100. He has 430,000 followers, 14 alliance leaders, and one silver alliance member. Many alliance leaders have very fake follower counts, making it clear they aren't real readers.

From the beginning, the content of the book is relatively traditional and redundant.

The protagonist must also be a time traveler, because he carries a Tianji Pot, which is an absolute golden finger. Not only can it release a terrifying wild energy to scare away beasts and practitioners, but it also has various magical effects such as making medicine and refining elixirs.

With this golden finger, even if his legs are broken and his dantian is destroyed, it is only a matter of time for him to start practicing again.

Therefore, upon his appearance, he immediately impressed the guards by commanding a high-ranking assassin, a preemptive move that was incredibly powerful. With the force of thunder, he seized control of the checkpoint's military, then bribed them with generous rewards. To quickly regain his strength, he shut down local pharmacies, confiscated all medicinal materials, and refined a panacea.

In front of the children of the thousand-year-old family, he was confident, enhancing his mystery and making those enemies in the dark dare not make any rash moves. Facing the impending threat from his eldest brother, he also laid traps, waiting for the enemy to arrive and forcefully reverse the passive situation.

Some of the foreshadowing in this book is too complicated, the golden fingers are too incredible, and the characters are designed to be calm and decisive, crushing their subordinates with their IQ and magical means.

This is a typical "I am the protagonist, I can do anything" story. As for whether it gives people the feeling of "demon king", it is actually not important at all. You can completely read this book as an invincible article.

The protagonist must be invincible, and no opponent can stand up to the Tianji Pot in his hand. My biggest expectation for this book is that the number of words should not be too watery, please read in moderation~
【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

I don't have high expectations for this great writer. His writing style is relatively traditional and there are not many highlights.

But I really hope that the protagonist will never stand up and just stay in this mysterious disabled role until the end.

However, if this is the case, the emotional scenes may not be easy to develop!
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