Catching Monsters

This book can be regarded as a story about another world in the world of other books. It is connected with the plots of the previous books. The previous plots were Mr. Yin-Yang, the last Mr. Yin-Yang, Onmyoji, etc. It is very interesting. But those were works ten years ago, so now the author is somewhat following the writing style ten years ago. However, the story is indeed very exciting, and maybe half of the new readers will find it strange. I suggest you read the previous books, so that you can understand it and find it very exciting. In short, if you think it's not good, don't rush to criticize it. You can learn more about the author and his previous works - Yin Yang Trilogy + Prequels and Prequels. It can be said that he was the pinnacle of supernatural literature at that time and a great writer.

Why did Jiang Yun pass through his soul? Rather than reincarnate again. Why is there no explanation for the tokens in the early setting? Why is there no follow-up to the reincarnation of the Heavenly Master? Do Bai Shuiqing's apostles want to recreate the Demon God? And why does he have magic power and Liu Boqing doesn't? They are one and the same. Didn't the Fengshen List become fragments and Liu Boqing, Bai Shuiqing each got a piece? Why did it finally turn into a meteorite and appear in this world? The Demon Catching Bureau can obviously bring Ling Xiao, Zhui Feng, and Li Yuanfeng, isn't there a random killing in the Heavenly Immortal Realm? Why did it bring only seven people who were more capable than others in catching demons? The only stronger one is always in Penglai. There is also the question of whether there will be a real follow-up to Evil Go this time, and whether there will be new silver-eyed zombies or golden-eyed zombies in this world.

Why do you feel like you are getting more and more distracted? It's all about investigating and solving crimes. Let's change the name and call him the Little Detective.

Not so good, catching monsters? All I saw were court battles, and there were not many monsters caught in the hundred or so chapters, which took up a pitiful amount of space. It's okay to just have a small flag for the sixth-grade Taoist realm. The escorts who pledge 100,000 taels are all at the same level as the protagonist. This is just a joke.

It's another start of the game that's possessed and deceives people. Alas, I am tired of aesthetics. Do all books look like this now?

I've read sixty or seventy chapters, what should I say? It's a bit messy. First, the characters are inconsistent. Judging from the appearance of the protagonist earlier, it seems that he has some mental problems. In other words, this person is a little bit crazy, but this kind of madness is not reflected after time travel. Secondly, since the author does not want to show this kind of madness, it means that the protagonist is currently a normal person. Since he is a normal person, he can quickly cultivate to become a heavenly master even if he lacked spiritual energy in his previous life. Then why not live in seclusion for a few years and regain some cultivation before going out? Third, the sister and the woman named Xu not only did not play a role in promoting the plot, but also confused the main line. What is the main line you traveled through? Is it the residual blood wave? Mixed up in the world? Shouldn't it be to practice hard and strengthen the Taoist sect?

Generally speaking, I don't feel like I'm catching any monsters. I'm just doing things for the emperor in Jinyiwei, one thing at a time.

The title of the book is Catch Monsters, but in more than 300 chapters, not a single monster was caught.

A stone within a stone, run, brothers, run

After watching it for a while, I decided to give it a serious review. I felt that it was not as good as the rating should be. It was watchable but not particularly good.