I Became the Supreme Lord of Ghosts and Gods in Tokyo

Generally speaking, the protagonist's utilization rate of plug-ins is relatively low. For example, there is no need to be afraid of the mountain god in Qiu Ming Mountain. Once the Thunder Emperor is summoned, he will clear out the surrounding little monsters and get the illustrated book reward to crush the mountain god immediately.

It's okay, but it's rather vicious because it insists on covering up supernatural events and one's own strength. It's clear that someone started a fire in front of them and was burned to death, but the protagonist still wants to stay away from his good friend to remove spirits, and then pretend not to know when he comes back.

How should I put it? There have been a lot of books with this theme, including Tokyo, exorcism, and love (seems to be ambiguous). I have read most of them so far. Overall, they are pretty good. What is worthy of recognition is that the protagonist's bottom line is flexible and not like a virgin, and he does not let go of the meat in his mouth... But the pace is a bit fast and the description of the fight is also a bit... Straightforward. Moreover, the last few books I have read are inferior. I hope the author will work hard and stick to the completion [please read carefully]

There are still too few well-written and well-organized books on this subject. The author's writing style is quite good, but I feel that the character structure of the protagonist is sometimes vague. It is still very good to read. Come on

It's quite good to watch. Luo Ji clearly doesn't have those mindless storylines.

It's very beautiful. Stop the author.

I think it's okay

One thing to say, the official reward for eliminating demons is just money, which is wrong.

Yes, but needs to be improved