What Should They Do About These Heart Demons?

What Should They Do About These Heart Demons?

The five remaining members began working diligently, expanding on and supplementing the established material.

That very night, the five excitedly submitted the first draft to "Xuan Zhenzi" and waited anxiously for feedback.

Chen Yu began carefully reading through what they had produced and felt that the additions and revisions were quite good.

As expected of professional Demonic Cultivators, much of what they casually came up with was already beyond his reach.

However, after reading for a while, Chen Yu noticed two rather serious problems.

The first was that they were highly skilled at describing how miserable their side had been, but they were lacking when it came to revenge and retaliation.

That problem would not be easy to solve, but fortunately, Chen Yu had plenty of experience in that area. He could handle the retaliation part.

But the second problem was somewhat troublesome:

Shao Lingyun and the others seemed to harbor strong hostility toward disabled patients and patients suffering from various illnesses.

Judging from the style and content they presented, once someone was disabled, they were practically as good as dead.

As for all kinds of illnesses, they were either incurable or came with extremely severe aftereffects. Once afflicted, a person became useless.

According to Chen Yu's vision, the Mysterious Cavern was a dark, twisted dreamscape, as well as a dreamscape that made people feel madness.

Disability and illness were indispensable parts of that dreamscape. Its disregard for the physical body was part of its unique atmosphere, so that one particular ending could shatter people's defenses to the greatest extent possible.

Therefore, what he needed was a sense of indifference toward one's own pain and illness. Only then could he recreate the dreamscape he had imagined to the fullest extent.

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