Taoist Exorcist

Five-star praise, the writing is delicate, the rhythm is strong, and the plot is interlocking. Among many similar novels in which the protagonist has extraordinary powers at the beginning, this novel is better written for me!

Update soon. The male protagonist is so awesome that I feel like I can't fault it. I just like this kind of non-CP drama. I stayed up late to watch it and it was really exciting. I'm sleepy, go get some sleep, or else send the author a razor blade! ! ! ! (Haha😄)

I've read more than 100 chapters, and I'll give it 5 stars. First of all, the protagonist is not in the first person, which I like better. Secondly, the protagonist is invincible when he appears. Unlike some novels, the protagonist is half a bucket of water, with a little bit of fur dangling. He is saved either by luck or by a halo. There is also a lot of Taoist culture in it, and you can understand some Taoist culture. However, you can also see that the author has made reference to the anime Under One Person.

I feel very good about this book now that I've read it. It's not like some supernatural novels that are written as romance plots.

Fuck it, this is the best serious Taoist book I have ever read, a serious supernatural novel

This book is so beautiful! It's been a long time since I've seen a book that appeals to me so much! There's science, fighting, and comedy! I even think Yamata no Orochi is super cute! It would be nice if I could follow Li Changsheng all the time and have fun! The main thing is that this book has no heroine, no ambiguity, no stallion, and no harem! It's just too good for my taste! (Currently there is no such thing. I hope there will never be one. This is my thunder)

This is really good. This is the first book of this type that I have read. It starts with the max-level equipment inscriptions. Other books grow up little by little and then go through some hardships. This one is better. Anyone who doesn't like it will be killed directly. It's so cool. There is no one who can get a little bit of good from Li Changsheng in the whole book. Moreover, unlike other books, he does not hide his identity like other books. When he meets anyone, he will report "Tao Sect Master, Li Changsheng." It is very suitable for a local dog like me. The only regret is that it feels like the ending is not over yet. Qiongqi and Hou Qing have not been killed yet, as well as the three wild immortals. Is Li Haoxuan dead? When will Li Changsheng kill all the evil spirits in the world...

I really like this kind of plot. There is no female protagonist, but the male protagonist is pretty good. But can it be updated faster? I don't have much patience. The updates are too slow, no matter how good it is, I can't keep up with it for long. The main reason is that I forget the previous plot as I keep chasing.

Gaga is good-looking. Li Changsheng is so handsome. He is not a holy mother. He is decisive in killing. He fights three sects by himself. I love it.

So good-looking, Li Changsheng is so handsome, hahaha, love it, love it. I want to laugh when I see those cannon fodder passers-by. I feel like the protagonists in some supernatural novels are stupid, cowardly and seeking death. Finally found a supernatural and non-CP article and stayed there

It's so beautiful. Ever since I watched this, I've always found everything else a bit boring!

I fell in love with it. The writing is clear and I feel like I can learn more after reading it twice.

It was really good, but it ended suddenly... The author has a profound Taoist cultural background, and I suspect that the author is a Taoist. I hope the author will continue writing✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍ 🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍ 🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍ 🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍ 🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍ 🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍ 🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍ 🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻

It's great to read. Tao Sect Tai Shang, that's Tai Shang. I also like the characters very much. The spells look pretty good too. There's not much to say. Among the few books I've read recently, this one is the best in this genre. It's good-looking, it's the kind of good-looking that you can get into with just one extra step of writing. Most of the other exorcisms and the like have messy emotions and the protagonists are also messy. It's not as realistic as the ancestral orthodoxy of Taoism (no offense to ordinary readers).

Yes, the protagonist is indifferent, a bit like a guest in the world, and has little exposure to worldly affairs; but he is a bit confused about the protagonist's abilities, especially divination. Logically speaking, the protagonist should be invincible in the world, but Master Xu helped him find someone, but he got killed in front of the protagonist and could not be saved. In other words, he was invincible and could not protect people, which was a bit hard to accept. When helping people move their graves, I didn't see what would happen on the other side. Perhaps some explanation should be given to the protagonist's abilities. There is also controversy in the comments about this. In terms of character portrayal, the protagonist has justice, but is indifferent and lacks color. However, from the author's design perspective, after more than two thousand years, the protagonist's personality should indeed be more open; perhaps, I am more looking forward to a flesh-and-blood protagonist with more bonds and how to be born without being in the world, right? When Master Xu escaped from a trap, the sect came to him and said they had found the wrong person [laughing and crying] However, Master Xu helped him find someone, but he was arrested. Three Souls and Seven Souls were also detained. The protagonist did not explain the follow-up remedial measures, and said that they found the wrong person. (Hmm, if they can find it, and they really find Jiu Ye, they will probably lose their lives.) The protagonist's cunning operation is very bad. I feel that Master Xu is really unlucky, and the ninth life is not easy. I didn't read it later. If the protagonist really has a remedy, he can also just say it. The mouth can be used to speak. I hope everyone knows I heard that there are several movies with the same protagonist, but it's a pity that many of them don't have female protagonists.

It's so beautiful. I love you Yamata-no-Orochi, and Michelle Ice City is so sweet! Worth a look

There are currently 80 chapters. I will review after reading it. It is very good. The writing is very good. I haven't read a supernatural drama in a long time. Moreover, I feel that the protagonist is very strong when he appears, which can avoid a lot of unnatural things in the later stage. Although I don't like the protagonist of The Virgin, I can accept it when I think of the protagonist's positioning as an immortal (not yet ascended). And the setting is my younger brother. Because I know me, I feel very kind and like a real immortal. I feel that this is how immortals should save all sentient beings, so it feels very reasonable. Well, it was pretty good. I liked the fighting part, but the boy from the ninth generation was killed, patted on the butt, buried it, and left without even apologizing. . . . .

A good book, I learned a lot about it. In Tomato is a good book worth reading.

The content is clear and organized, the plot of the story is well developed, and each story can echo back and forth. The protagonist has clear grievances and decisive actions, but the story has a beginning and an end, and the plot has ups and downs, making people immersed in it.

Very good, no less than the Maoshan Ghost Hunters I watched before.

It's very good. Today I accidentally saw several other novels by the author Li Changsheng. They follow this one seamlessly. I thought they were not written by the same author at first, but then I found out after reading the comments that the author changed his name and wrote several other articles. The author's other name is Yingfeng Pei Yisheng, and the names of the articles seem to be called Daomen Taishang **** Highly recommended

It's good to read. I finally read a novel that doesn't have many inappropriate emotional lines. I like it. It's great. I finally read a novel that doesn't involve supernatural stallions. I'm happy (✪▽✪)

The writing is beautiful and gives me a feeling that Li Changsheng really exists. The plot and writing are not outstanding, and the characters are also very good. There is no CP, the killing is decisive, and good and evil are clear [eating melon]

This book is really, really good. There is no female protagonist, and the male protagonist is very happy to concentrate on his career. I want to know if there will be a sequel or a second or third part, because it is really good-looking and the author's writing is good. I'm not a bastard! ! !

It's really great. I've read it for the second time. When I read other exorcism novels, I always think of Li Changsheng [laughing]

The writing is great and the author has great imagination. I just finished reading "Folk Tales of Mountain and Wild Monsters" by another author. The protagonist is Chen Changsheng. After reading Thousand Years of Promise and Reincarnation, I had endless aftertaste. I wanted to find another similar novel, but I found this old monster Li Changsheng who has lived for more than two thousand years. I was very excited to read it and support the author's continuous updates.

Yes, this is a good novel so far. Not falling in love means slaying demons

This is the best suspense novel I have ever read.

I didn't say anything. I came to comment after seeing Chapter 51. There is no cp, no emotional line. It handles things without procrastination and makes people feel comfortable. The protagonist is neither brainless nor verbose. After solving the matter, he goes directly to the next place. I think it is very good. Give it to me [laughing] [laughing]

It can be regarded as an invincible novel. The protagonist's image is well created, and the storyline is quite novel and interesting. Fortunately, the number of words in the book is not too many, so it can be read through. It is not like some novels that are very lengthy and become more boring the longer you read. But there are still some interesting places in the book: First, there is a bit of a disconnect in the narrative consistency of the novel. There is a bit of a disconnect between the early and late descriptions of the novel. When I read the first few chapters, I was convinced that this was not modern. But in the later chapters, the description became a bit modern again, which was quite abrupt. The second is fighting others in a busy city. Buildings collapse and strange phenomena occur. Normally speaking, if such a big thing happens, it will definitely cause people to panic and spread a lot. There is no description of how the protagonist deals with the aftermath, and there is no description of ordinary people. The second is the plot of the villagers in the deserted village. The villagers' reversal was a bit too far-fetched. Li Changsheng did not notice it when he treated the villagers. And as special beings, will the villagers be corrupted by vampires?