Becoming the Immortal Devil through Doomsday

My Thoughts on Becoming the Immortal Devil through Doomsday

Okay, so I dove into "Becoming the Immortal Devil through Doomsday" with a healthy dose of curiosity, given its intriguing blend of genres: action, adventure, comedy, drama, harem, martial arts, mystery, and xuanhuan. That's quite the buffet! The premise, a cultivation world character suddenly finding himself in a zombie apocalypse, definitely piqued my interest.

First Impressions

Initially, I was excited by the potential for a unique clash of worlds and cultivation systems. The idea of a demonic cultivator navigating a modern, ruined world overrun by zombies is inherently appealing. I was hoping for some clever adaptations and maybe even some dark humor.

What Works Well

The core concept, as I mentioned, is pretty cool. The MC's initial confusion upon arriving in the modern world does offer some comedic opportunities, and the fast cultivation aspect could be satisfying for readers who enjoy watching numbers go up. I also appreciated the potential for the MC's "evil" nature to create some morally grey situations within a survival context. The tags promise an aggressive and cunning protagonist, which, if executed well, can make for a compelling read.

Areas of Concern

However, there are some significant hurdles. The translation quality is a major issue. If the writing is difficult to understand, it's nearly impossible to connect with the story or the characters. The MC's intelligence is also a point of contention. If the protagonist's actions and understanding of his situation consistently break immersion, it becomes difficult to remain invested.

Another concern is the internal consistency of the cultivation world. If the author establishes a "wolf eats wolf" environment within the demonic sect, the MC's ability to thrive despite possessing valuable resources needs to be convincingly explained. Otherwise, it can feel like plot armor is carrying the story rather than the MC's own cunning.

Final Verdict

"Becoming the Immortal Devil through Doomsday" has a lot of potential, but it needs some serious work to realize it. The translation needs to be addressed immediately, and the author needs to ensure the MC's actions and the world-building are internally consistent. If these issues are resolved, this could be a fun and engaging read. As it stands, it's a bit of a mixed bag with more flaws than features.