The Great Song Dynasty's Evil-Suppressing Bureau

This is so well-written! A rare gem of a book! It's amazing that Tomato, known for his mediocre books, has produced one like this! You should check it out!

It's pretty good, the flow is smooth, and there are no gaps or breaks in the text! That's what makes a good book!

In Chapter 69, the Mongol general was burned to death, but in Chapter 70, he miraculously revived. What a bizarre situation!

There's a hole that hasn't been filled; eight ghosts, eight ghosts, I've even seen nine ghosts! Water Ghost Lu Qing, Knife Ghost Liang Hong, Soldier Ghost Liu Chong The monk who kills ghosts and kills living beings, Li Qi who has no ghosts, the plague ghost. The demon slayer, the lakeside chronicler, who became a ghost, mentioned the sword demon.

It's very good, but it's too short. I wonder if there will be a sequel.

I wonder when the second book will be released. It's so well-written, without any forced protagonist halo or excessive packaging; the writing is simple and unpretentious.

Solid foundation and rich imagination

Good, I hope the author continues.

The writing is excellent and it's worth reading.

I've read a few chapters, it's very good.