Daochen**

At the beginning, the pace of the growth process of Zhang Tianwen, Ye Xuan and others is a little slow, but the plot is injected with a lot of Taoist magic, customs and culture, as well as the grudges between various Taoist sects and Taoist witches, which is more realistic and exciting. The structure of the story gradually unfolds in the following, with each supernatural case and suspense rising one after another, in the human world, the underworld, the battle between Dao evil, and the secret war between Dao sects. The descriptions of combat, including spell duels, are written in a unique style; The structure of this book is ambitious and it is worth reading patiently. Looking forward to the big plot in the future, don't let it end~

Chasing until now, The concept is novel, the structure is grand, and the characters are well created. Although the men in Wu Xian's Bai Ya are minor supporting roles, they are flesh and blood and full of Jianghu flavor. The narrative is smooth and the author's writing style is also very good. The writing is emotional and occasionally humorous. The descriptions of Daoxie duel, spells, and magic circles are very professional. Swords, flutes, silver hairpins, Bana flowers, ancient umbrellas, rulers, talismans, master's swords, and various evil-killing instruments. Pretty good.

Breaking prisons, crossing rivers, catching imps, and cleaning up bad guys, the details are described very professionally. Children in the 1980s and 1970s in the countryside have probably seen these things, but children in the city now have definitely not seen them. The writing is very good, I recommend it

The descriptions of Taoism and rituals are very realistic and have a strong flavor of southern customs. The author's writing style is classical and smooth, and there is something special about it. Not bad, five stars for encouragement

Professional description of techniques, scoring in portraying human nature, and good writing skills