Suppress the Demon************

It's very good. When I read the introduction, I thought it was another bohemian protagonist, but when I read it, I found that the author was very careful in portraying the protagonist. He is really tough when he needs to be tough, and he doesn't like to look for trouble. He is a very lovable protagonist. Although the plot is a bit cliche and it always feels familiar, it is still somewhat fun.

What an awkward one,

I feel okay

I traveled through the past two lives as a human being, behaving like a child, being plotted against, and not thinking about practicing kung fu to become stronger. Hahaha, it's really wonderful.