
My Monster-Hunting Was Exposed, So I Had to Livestream Explanations of Monsters and Ghosts
捉妖被曝光,只好直播科普妖与鬼
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- I Burned Incense to Honor the Gods, but They Said It Wasn’t Good Enough我点高香敬神明,神明说我香不行Alternate title on Fanqie
- Exposed While Catching Demons, So I Livestream to Explain Demons and GhostsEnglish name
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The logic and details throughout the article are handled very well; it's very enjoyable. Most importantly, this is the only novel I've seen in the genre of deity resurgence where the Chinese gods remain at their peak. Other similar novels feature foreign gods surviving and harassing China, while the main characters struggle to survive, which is quite frustrating.
OK, everyone, I've finished reading. In my opinion, this book has a similar feel to "Floating Life Tales," but the protagonist's invincibility makes up for the occasional setbacks in "Floating Life Tales." However, this book is not entirely like "Floating Life Tales," so I think it's still a pretty good book. So far, I haven't seen any major flaws.
Having skimmed through part of the plot, I have some preliminary suggestions: Overall, it's not bad, but the characters of the two main protagonists feel underdeveloped. The plot currently lacks dramatic tension and is somewhat uninteresting.
The subject matter is good, but the constant quotations and lengthy explanations are a headache to read. This is just my personal opinion, so please don't be offended (I don't want to argue). Overall, it was quite enjoyable to read; it would be better if there were less scientific information.
For those who enjoy shipping couples but are afraid of overly saccharine or cheesy romance, this novel is for you! The male and female leads don't hug, there's no sudden flutter of the heart, no deep eye contact, and no sweet talk, but their interactions are so natural and sweet.
The integration of science and plot is quite good, not at all forced, and you can tell the author really put in the effort. The source material on many aspects of folk culture is very accurate, which is a hallmark of this book. Those who don't like science content should turn right and go read a lighthearted, enjoyable read; nobody's forcing you to stay here.
It's really good; it not only promotes traditional Chinese culture but also gives you a very special feeling. (Yuan Shikai is portrayed as a god in it.)
I feel the characters aren't portrayed deeply enough. There's too little detail in their expressions and actions, and too much focus on their dialogue, resulting in characters that lack depth and are expressive but lifeless. However, the overall plot is fine. Then there's the character portrayal, which feels somewhat contrived and superfluous in some places. However, the transitions between plot points are very smooth, making the reading experience comfortable yet strangely contradictory.
This book clearly shows the author's dedication; after all, understanding the origins and stories of each monster requires prior research and planning. The author's writing is excellent, consistently updating three times a day. All of her books are worth reading.
This book is quite good. The author's writing skills are evident throughout. It also incorporates many popular tropes, which are well-integrated. The gods are no longer depicted as aloof and distant figures, but rather as ordinary people, like the neighbors next door.