The Soul-Suppressing Stele

The author of this book really put his heart into it. The ups and downs of the story make it immersive. It really feels wonderful. It's really beautiful. I look forward to the author's future performance.

The ending does not arrange for the victory of the living, nor does it describe the victory of the dead. It just writes that the dark age has not ended but is coming. It has a feeling of reflecting the current situation of society. The protagonist is not the strongest. It is plotted, touching and perfect.

I started reading the trilogy from the beginning with "The Suppression of Evil Notes" to "The Town of Thousand Corpses" and now "The Soul Suppression Monument", all of them are classics.

I listened to the trilogy on and off for a month before I finished the trilogy. I really like Di Ming. This character is powerful, resolute, stable and reliable, and has a great love. To a certain extent, it can be said to be a collection of the shining points of each character in the book. He is almost a perfect character. Compared to the protagonist, he does not write much in the book, and most of his portrayals are from a third-person perspective. However, throughout the trilogy, this man always takes the lead as a leader in times of crisis. This month he is always in charge. I was impressed by him over and over again, and I read the ending today. It seems that this man who has always fought for the country and the living can finally rest. He has retired and ushered in his own ending. Together with the last enemy, he will be forever suppressed in the soul monument. In another way, he continues to look at the Middle-earth he loves deeply, and watches his comrades and partners continue to overcome obstacles. To be honest, I am really looking forward to a separate book for the character Di Ming. I think it will be super exciting. After all, he is such a stunningly talented and charming character with an extraordinary heart.

I really like Zhang Wuren's "Suppressing Evil" trilogy. There are very few such wonderful horror novels nowadays. I love them!

I followed it from the first one. Generally speaking, the writing is good. The first part "Notes on Suppressing Evil" explains the background of the characters, the second part "Town of Thousand Corpses" (I personally think it is the climax of the trilogy) slowly develops, and the "chaos in the world" mentioned in the first part comes to the surface little by little. The third part is just one book, a good ending, but I didn't expect that the boss Di Ming would not be there.

It's really good to read. It contains Di Ming's selflessness, Deng Bochuan's consideration of the overall situation, Zhang Wuren's cleverness and wit, Lao He's face of setbacks, Yu Buren's bid farewell to his teacher, just to live and die with China, Zhang Wuxin's self-breakthrough and self-growth, and Miley's great science. His Majesty Jiahe God-Emperor was finally willing to fight with the Middle-earth for the sake of living people and dedicate his own value together. There are also many exorcists who chose to fight the Ten Thousand Demon Pit for the justice in their hearts. The characters written by the author all have their own characteristics, making the whole book vivid. Commander Di Ming, Mr. Hu Runzhi, and Senior Deng Bochuan also became my favorites when reading this book (PS: It would be perfect if the author could fill in some of the remaining holes)

It made my blood boil. Everyone has flesh and blood and friendship. Everyone is the protagonist. When the two sides fight, there are sacrifices and hope. The eternal Emperor Ming is the commander. Although Zhang Wuxin is the male protagonist and has received the inheritance of the natural son, I feel that the description of his inheritance in the later period is a bit shallow, but overall it is still very interesting [cool]. I look forward to He Yongheng's story. There are many handsome guys in Lao Zhang's book Eternal God [Love], except for a certain Ancestor of Corpse [Sneaky Smile]

Chasing all the way, Notes on Suppressing Evil, Town of Thousand Corpses, plus this one, it's amazing, I love it so much

Does anyone know where I can read Notes on Suppressing Evil?