Feasting on Immortals【Dark Xianxia】
Synopsis
(Based on ancient Chinese mythology and the Daoist cultivation system, this is a dark Xianxia novel in the vein of Dao of the Bizarre Immortal and Reverend Insanity. The protagonist is unhinged, and the author was equally unhinged while writing it; please bear with us.)
Fang Cheng has a demonic sword lodged in his soul. It whispers for blood, for carnage, for the sweet taste of human fear. To keep it from taking over, he forces every monster and villain he meets to say three words out loud: "You are a good person."
The more they say it, the more he believes it. The more he believes it, the less he turns into a mindless killing machine. Not only that, but he also had to keep doing good deeds and keep killing those bad people who slandered him.
A mad cultivator who devours villains must save a dying world. But in a world of scheming gods and demons, is he the savior or the worst monster of all?
He tells himself he's the hero. The people he roasts alive might disagree.
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Chapters (26 Total)
RSS- 1 Chapter 1 Miss Fox Spirit
- 2 Chapter 2 Have a Baby with Me
- 3 Chapter 3 I'm Not a Demon
- 4 Chapter 4 Tender Baby Skin
- 5 Chapter 5 As Long As You Don't Kill Me
- 6 Chapter 6 Appointed to White Flower City
- 7 Chapter 7 The Smell of Evil
- 8 Chapter 8 The Underworld Officer
- 9 Chapter 9 The Lucky Funeral
- 10 Chapter 10 The Missing Temple Keeper
- 11 Chapter 11 Red Flower Immortal
- 12 Chapter 12 A Sixth Sense for Evil
- 13 Chapter 13 The Red Flower Demon
- 14 Chapter 14 Who Is the Demon?
- 15 Chapter 15 The Butcher
- 16 Chapter 16 The Teahouse
- 17 Chapter 17 The Tea Shop Owner
- 18 Chapter 18 The Wine Shop
- 19 Chapter 19 The Widow
- 20 Chapter 20 The Blood Moon
- 21 Chapter 21 The Truth
- 22 Chapter 22 Who Am I?
- 23 Chapter 23 The Demon Crabapple
- 24 Chapter 24 I Am a Good Person
- 25 Chapter 25 The Buddha's Light Shines Everywhere
- 26 Chapter 26 Let's Be Glorious Bandits
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