Demon God

In this world, orphans or just anyone without any hope for this world can apply to become a “walking target”. Their sole purpose is to be a practicing dummy for the students of the sect who train to become “Demon Hunters”. These students need “walking targets” to test their training on living, walking beings of flesh and blood.In exchange, they will be provided with food & shelter.Their existence value is lower than a s*ave, but if they manage to survive a few years they can receive a life long pension. Xiao Han is such a “walking target”. One time he witnessed a powerful Demon Hunter disposing a demon. When the demon died, a fragment of the demon that managed to escape entered Xiao Han’s heart. No one saw that, and even Xiao Han himself only felt some discomfort for an instant. But that thing in his heart soon gave Xiao Han visions, and the first one is of a cultivation method which allows Xiao Han to absorb damage to enhance his body. A perfect cultivation method for a “walking target”.

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Demon God Alright, let's dive into "Demon God." This xuanhuan novel definitely has some interesting things going for it, but also a few quirks that might make or break the experience for some readers, including myself. So far, I am on the fence. ### First Impressions The premise grabbed me right away. We're talking about a reincarnation story, but with a twist that sets it apart from the usual fare. I always appreciate a fresh take on familiar tropes. The early chapters do a decent job of setting up the world and introducing the main character, who starts off as someone of their own accord. This immediately made me curious. ### What Works Well One of the most promising aspects is the unique cultivation technique hinted at. I'm always eager to see how authors craft their magic systems, and this one seems to have potential. The action sequences are also fairly well-written, keeping me engaged even during the more standard martial arts showdowns. The characters, while not incredibly deep yet, have enough personality to keep me invested in their journeys. ### Areas of Concern There are a few things that gave me pause, though. The main character's choices early on felt a little… questionable. I can see how the author is trying to create a complex character, but the logic behind some decisions seemed flawed. For instance, the choice to hide his strength during the inner disciple exam felt counterproductive. It created a situation where he might face unnecessary challenges and miss out on valuable resources. I worry this could lead to frustrating "underdog" scenarios down the line. I am hoping that the author has a plan to make all of this make sense in the future. ### Final Verdict "Demon God" is a mixed bag so far. It has the potential to be a great xuanhuan novel with its unique premise and engaging action. However, the flawed logic and some questionable character choices in the early chapters raise concerns. I will continue to follow this story and hope that it will improve.