Demonic Sect Elder Cultivates Righteous Disciples: An Isekai LitRPG
Demonic Sect Elder, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Johnathan McClain
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Kalzara
The thrilling opening installment of a xianxia series that takes the least qualified human and puts him in the most impossible—but hilarious—of positions.
Before meeting his pathetic and all-too-predictable demise in the middle of a pie-eating contest, Zack was living the high life: schlubbing around his parents' basement, subsisting on pizza, video games, computer screens, and web novels. He had it all . . . while still being a big, fat nothing.
But when he's forced to ditch his pudgy mortal corpse, Zack finds himself taking the place of a recently-killed demonic sect elder known as Slifer, who—even as an elderly man—is one serious badass. He's known and feared by all as a master, with a slew of disciples at his beck and call. Not a bad upgrade from the uber-nerd Zack used to be.
Unfortunately, there are some snags. First, Slifer wasn't exactly a people person and has a slew of enemies out to remove his head from his body. Second, the overlord System he's operating under is out to eliminate all demonic cultivators—himself included. And third, well, let's wait and see if he survives the first two before we get to that mess . . .
The first volume of the hit LitRPG fantasy series—with more than a million views on Royal Road—now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!
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The MC is hilarious with his lies and Bullshit.
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Top tier comedy cultivation story
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The main downside of this book IMO is the naming conventions. A xianxia story with English names is dumb, and the author obviously realises this because he specifically calls himself out over it, with the protagonist musing over it being weird but convenient for remembering the names of the people he meets. However, I've read all three books currently published in this series at the point at which I'm writing this review, so I can also say that this pattern doesn't continue. In the 2nd book, the protagonist encounters people from other realms who have proper Chinese names fitting to the setting, and the difference actually becomes a minor plot point, with it seeming like the realm he's in is a bit of an oddity amongst the various cultivation realms... then the 3rd book forgets all about that and almost every new character introduced in that book regardless of realm has a Chinese name.
And that leads me into the final point I'd like to make in this review. I'm rating this book 4/5 based on this book alone, but if I was rating the whole series, I couldn't really go above 2/5. Book 3 really is that bad, with the author clearly forgetting at least a few major events that happened earlier in the series.
Slifer the Executive Producer
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best of all, the narrator really put his all into the story, making the events even funnier and more interesting.
a very good story, will buy the next one when it releases.
self aware isekai story
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Well written and funny!
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