The "devil" characters in the two books Flying Snow are Tian Guinong or Feng Tiannan. The former is treacherous and does whatever it takes to achieve his goal, while the latter is a local hooligan.

"Lian" may be the bodhi old zu with a bloody knife, but I don't think he is a "demon". It's just that he is ruthless, but it's nothing special to intentionally harm others. In fact, I think the three of them, Master Di Yun, are darker. Pretending to be a good person for a book. They and the blood knife bodhi old zu are hypocrites and true villains. In fact, in my opinion, there are no good people in this book. "Out of the Water" is much worse than "Heroes" in other books, and my personal feeling is not so good.

"Heaven" should be the wisdom of Jiumo, but it is actually only for martial arts. There is nothing wrong with it, or it may not be a demon. As for Mu Rongfu and his son, they were carried away by Zionism, which is a bit extreme. Personally, I feel very pitiful. You are completely at the mercy of A Zi, without comment, the power of love. The four villains also have their own reasons, and they should not be regarded as demons. The most treacherous should be the complete and standard villain.

Perhaps most people think that shooting is Du Fu, but in fact, Ouyang Feng has been fighting for martial arts all his life, and he is also a great master. The back end of the book caught Huang Rong for a long time and didn't do anything to her. Maybe the devil's behavior is to repay Hong Qigong. In this book, the role of Yang Kang is debatable. He broke his word, betrayed his faith, and suffered from low martial arts, even the devil couldn't think of it.

There are no vivid characters in the short story White.

"Deer" Hong Tongan. He is extremely skilled in martial arts, secretive and isolated from the world. Old pervert ...

"Laughter" Dong Fangbubai? In fact, he was also pushed to that step by step by Ren Woxing. Ren Woxing, Zuo Lengchan? Personally, I don't think there is a "gentleman sword" demon. Yue Buqun has been careful in his life. What's even worse is that he used the people around him at the expense of his favorite apprentice and daughter, and he was ruthless. Kind of like a demon.

Zhang Zhaozhong in the book, there are not many rebellions in this book, barely, just greedy for money to work for the court, and the rest seems to be unimportant.

"God" Golden Wheel French King. Mongolian teacher, in the name of believing in Buddhism, came to the Central Plains for a while. Playing against Yang Guo is good for him, but it seems that there is no sin. On the contrary, it was his apprentice Huo Dou, who was treacherous and sacrificed his master for himself. He was also good at calculation, but his martial arts was not high.

There are many bad guys in Summer, but they are not particularly prominent, so I can't remember them at once. Please forgive me.

"Lean" Chen Kun, for his youth, let the Jianghu blood shed. It can be said that without him, there would be no such stories. When the organs were exhausted and Zoroastrianism split, he wanted to subvert Shaolin and Wudang. And he mysteriously hid in Shaolin, and then simply pretended to be dead. I also stayed in Ruyang Palace. In order to achieve the goal at all costs, the power is also quite great. It can be regarded as a demon. By the way, his disciple Chen Youliang is extremely cunning, articulate and has ulterior motives.

"Bi" can't remember. ...

""and "Yue" are too short to be evaluated.

Actually, I don't know what your definition of demon is. I don't think the characters in his works are demonic. These so-called villains either have their own difficulties or want to achieve something. It all makes sense. Perhaps this is the attraction of his book, and there is nothing special "devil". If I have to choose, I think it should be "Yue Buqun" and "Chen Kun". It is suggested that the landlord read each of his books carefully, and you will know that the protagonist is not as good as in TV or movies, and the villain is not as bad. The above is also written according to my memory, which is entirely my personal opinion. For reference only.