Chapter 2

Before the main text is released in just over two hours, Ear Root would like to discuss with all fellow practitioners what it means to "Seek the Demon."

The character "seek" has two interpretations: one is to beg, and the other is to pursue. "Seek the Demon" takes the second meaning! However, it also carries other connotations. I searched through many characters, and only "seek" can truly resonate with the heart.

Now, let's discuss what "demon" means. I assume everyone thinks a demon is a bad person, someone who has lost all sense of morality, who will stop at nothing to achieve success, and who practices dark magic, like a great demon.

Like in the martial arts novels I read as a child, where someone cultivates the Purple River Vehicle or becomes devoid of humanity.

But, is this really what a demon is?

I once told a friend that I want to write about a demon, a true demon, not the crude and dark demon king or demon lord that people see after time has passed, but a demon!!

A weighty character that reveals a person's entire life.

What I want to write about is that before him, there were no demons in the world!! After him, there will be no true demons in the world again!

What I want to write about is something different from the love in "Reversing the Immortal," but even more touching!

What I want to write about is Su Ming standing on a peak, looking at the heavens and the earth, with a sense of沧桑 (沧桑 means沧桑, which can be translated as "沧桑" or "the vicissitudes of life") and sorrow, muttering words that no one will understand.

"Since the world calls me a demon, then from now on, I, Su Ming... will be a demon!"

What I want to write about, you will see in two hours...

At this moment before the new book is released, Ear Root bows to all fellow practitioners, seeking recommendations, clicks, collections, and all kinds of support~~~

Let me get on the recommendation list!!! I won't let you down!!

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