I Kill Demons with Poetry

It's a good book, but the heroine has too many problems. Other aspects such as world background, level, power, etc. Are a bit vague, and there are enemies who deliberately target the protagonist from the beginning, which is a bit too routine. Let's talk about the heroine issue! First of all, the appearance of the heroine ruins the character of the heroine. She forces the protagonist to write poetry for no reason... When I saw this, my first reaction was that she was sick. The protagonist just refused and refused her. But in the end, the protagonist wanted to write poetry, and even made a poem related to Li Bai... (Author, you just want to tell us that this is a poisonous heroine). Isn't it possible for three people to chat and talk about Li Bai's comments? Then Master Xun heard about it and happened to ask that it was not good to write poems? The heroine insists on paying attention to the hero, and then the heroine unreasonably asks the hero to write a poem. This is just the first time they meet. Who knows who? Then, the appearance of the female protagonist later and the feeling of the male protagonist were all deliberately overdone. She was specifically looking for the male protagonist. It would be better for the two to meet again when they discovered the magic flower later. Isn't this more reasonable? Do you have to be so eager? Also, after the demon chaos is over, the heroine gives the hero a semi-wasted cultural background, and then the hero changes hands and gives the heroine top-notch poems handed down from ancient times... It's good enough. I thought I was going to write a song on the spot, but this is what happened? In addition, the protagonist personally feels that the character is a bit childish, and sometimes seems stupid and brainless. The character is a bit unstable and becomes sudden. I haven't read it yet, but I personally think it's okay and I can read this book. (Actually, the author doesn't have to be so deliberate and impatient about the heroine. I suggest you write it slowly later. You can set up some female characters and appear at a different pace. Whoever is more popular with readers can be the heroine. Or you can not, or you can specifically choose a heroine, but really don't arrange it so deliberately. The embarrassing plot of their forced encounter. There are also the protagonist's personality, IQ, and reactions. The more troublesome it is, the more normal it is.) These are all personal suggestions. It's meaningless just to talk about it. The content of the book is getting harder and harder to write now. After all, there are more and more old readers, and the more things they have read, the more demanding they are. Come on!

The characters are rich, the logic is reasonable, and the ending is quite good. The only shortcoming is that there are too many typos, which affects reading.

There's nothing poisonous in the front. When I saw that nv coming out, I couldn't stand it anymore. It was so disgusting.

The protagonist has always been the one who gets beaten. He has no strength to show off, has no fighting ability, and has always been protected.

I was told to quit at the beginning. The author is a genius, but the writing by Li is disgusting.

This heroine is too abrupt, and Golden Finger is not very clear. Anyway, she needs to improve.

The bet in Chapter 16 is simply outrageous. It can be understood that if I lose the bet, I will lose all my family property, and the consequences will probably be that I will lose my life, but if I die, I will have to implicate my uncle, aunt, and family. (This means if there is no golden finger) The price others pay is to pick fish for several days. I'll make this bet with you ten thousand times. As long as I win once, it's enough. If I lose, it's just seven days of hard work. And in the high-end world, picking a fish shouldn't be considered hard work, haha😒 It's not outrageous, this is the direct disciple of Xidu Ouyang Feng, Taoist Poison.

It's a good book. I like the author's writing style. Please support it and keep updating. I've already finished reading it. . . [Emot=default,19/]

It's literary and doesn't look like a fantasy novel at all.

I haven't seen anything that describes the basics of relationships. There was some interaction at the lantern festival, and suddenly they got married.