I was completely absorbed by this world of clan rivalries and magical cultivation. MDZS’s writing, story, and characters were all amazing, from beginning to finish. However, I was left wanting more, and immediately delved into this novel. I started this journey with the Donghua, and I loved that too. I lost my Chinese novel virginity to Mo Dao Zu Shi. (Edit: they have even translated the side stories now!)
If you are having trouble finding the novel the amazing people over at Exiled Rebels did an amazing job translating and posting it in a format accessible by everyone.
Overall I can't recommend this book enough, and even if you just like a good fiction story this is one of the best, and nothing I can say will do the actual book justice. But as life often does, nothing goes according to plan and Wie-Ying ends up the greatest evil the world has ever known. The story itself follows a bright and powerful cultivator by the name of Wie-Ying, who wants nothing more than to live his life carefree and keep his family and loved ones safe. Its story is also very human, you can understand why all the characters due what they do, and each character-even the ones only there for two or three chapters-are fleshed out, they have personalities, ideals, flaws, and lives both before and after the story ends. It never gets boring, the pacing is great, and the world is so complete and real it is bordering on Tolkien levels of detail and audience understanding. It has a beautiful story that's both captivating and surprising. The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation is by far one of the best books I have ever read. Let me start off by saying I'm a fairly avid reader, and I've read a wide variety of genres and types of writing styles.
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