Rise of the Demon God
"The trials ahead to prove my worth? I'll crush them !! Enemies? I'll slaughter them!! " Waking up in a new body and a new world after dying on Earth, Long Chen embarks on a new journey in a world filled with gods and demons. A world where myriad of life forms exist and humans can cultivate and become immortals. Watch him rise to prominence with a supreme inheritance and his hard work as he slaughtered everyone who stood in his path. Watch His journey as he became known in the Universe as the Demon God, the ruler of death forcing the heavens to bow before him. Known as the second inheritor, what happened to the first one? Who does this legacy belongs to? What secrets is the universe hiding? *** Instagram: Author_deangel ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Buy me a coffee and support me on Ko-fi : https://ko-fi.com/deangel Patreon: Patreon.com/DeAngel Join my discord:https://discord.gg/2AGkydg PS: Please read at least more than 30 chapters as first 10-20 chapters aren't what I consider great myself. But it's my first novel and they were the first chapters I wrote. Seriously it gets better with time. _________________________________ PS: I don't own the cover artwork. All rights of the cover belong to the Original artist. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find the artist. If you are the artist, you can contact me.
Chapter 941: Master Artificer
The Princes of the Esteria Empire were enraged. How dare these people to insult their Empire just because their father wasn't here.
"You-" The Second Prince was about to say something, but he stopped when he saw the gesture of his Elder Brother, who gestured for him not to say anything.
"Respected guests, As you may all know, there was no time limitation on when the first trial was supposed to start. So complains that my father is late in starting it aren't exactly true," the Crown Prince said softly.
"Furthermore, when you criticize the hosts for something that isn't wrong, it can be taken as an act of hostility. What you're doing isn't even criticizing, honestly. It's insulting the place where you came to take part in the trial."
"I would suggest you refrain from doing that because it doesn't paint a good image of the place where you came from," he further added.
He had just finished speaking when the door of the hall once again opened.