Can I Transfer the Side Effects of Cultivation? Then I’ll Master Evil Arts Recklessly

It is widely known that while most evil cultivation techniques allow for rapid advancement, they come with severe side effects. A single misstep can lead to madness or death. But what if those detrimental consequences could be transferred to one’s enemies? For Zou Feng, a transmigrator in this world, this possibility is nothing short of exhilarating. Embracing this advantage, Zou Feng deliberately seeks out the most sinister, toxic, and morally reprehensible methods available. Does a poisonous technique cause his body to rot and his face to disfigure? He practices it without hesitation. Does a certain art strip away his sanity, reducing him to a beast-like state? He masters it regardless. Is there a powerful method that guarantees death within a year of completion? He still chooses to cultivate it. Before long, Zou Feng’s reputation grows increasingly terrifying, earning him fearsome titles such as the Dharma King of Ten Thousand Poisons, the Demon Lord of Sit-and-Forget, and the Formless Heavenly Devil. As the world looks up to him in awe and fear, Zou Feng stands proudly atop the mountain peak, laughing wickedly. “There is no such thing as peace and tranquility,” he declares. “It is simply because someone else is bearing the burden for me.”