
I’m a Brocade-Clad Guard in the Modern World: Why Are They All Monsters?
我在现代当锦衣卫:怎么全是妖怪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 521k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I want to read something similar to Death Row Camp: I Killed Billions of Enemies and Became a God!
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It's hard to hold on. At the beginning, when the male protagonist first meets the female protagonist, he is really lively. His special skills include murder, arson, poisoning, making up accusations, and torture to extract confessions. I can't hold back. It's really interesting [laughing]
The author's introduction says that the male protagonist appears in modern times as a pawn. It is recommended that the author leave a little foreshadowing, so that you can look forward to the subsequent plot. Before I saw Thailand, watching Jiu Ke get along with each other was quite boring to be honest. The biggest reason was that the gap between the male and female protagonists was too big compared to the members of Jiu Ke. The follow-up suggestions are to either strengthen the role of the heroine or increase the description of the members of the Nine Branches, but it is best to be similar to the fox demon chapter. The fox demon chapter is indeed well written, not inferior to the male and female protagonists. The Gu Insect Chapter was written too hastily. It would have been better if it was a separate chapter that brought the Li couple to life. Come on
It's a very good book, why is it rated so low? Come on, author, keep at it, and the rating will come up (a little suggestion for the author: you can refer to "My Wife Came from a Thousand Years Ago" for daily use, and for fighting scenes, you can refer to some urban martial arts books. In the early stage, focus on domestic, Chinese-style exorcism, and in the later stage, if you can control it, you can add foreign exorcism, or write a side story)
I have read twenty chapters, let me tell you my feelings. This kind of subject matter is not new, and the writing style is almost meaningless, but the author's writing is very sincere. I haven't read such a flavorful book in a long time. I hope the author can work hard. Finishing the book is my only hope for you. Come on.
So far, Chapter 30 has nothing sinister about it, and it's worth watching. I thought it was going to be poisonous when I saw Hidden going to work there, but it turns out I was scaring myself. [Holds face] Is the male protagonist always working alone in the future? Or will he join the modern demon-killing department?
What can I say about this book? The writing is not as good as other novels, but it is better because of the natural expression of emotions, and the author is very attentive. If there are any mistakes, if you remind me, I will reply and correct them one by one. I feel like it will definitely become popular in the future. Let's occupy a floor first and then talk about it [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
I finally found a serious time travel article on Tomato, and it was about traveling in reverse. It's such an honor, I hope to update ten chapters a day, don't let it down. There is no sense of cool writing, no brainlessness, no holy mother, and no grinding. It can also be told in two lines, which is awesome! The author doesn't care what others say, how shameless! Quick update
It's quite good-looking, with a style rarely seen in Tomato. The short stories in each unit are very comfortable, but maybe because of the new author, the plot connection is not so smooth. However, Tomato is considered a high-quality article. If it is not a purely enjoyable article, it will be a bit selective for readers. I hope the author can stick to it. You can also go to the Demon Suppression Museum next door to learn from it. The writing is more mature.
I usually just read fun books, but it's rare to come across such a book that's fun to read, fun to fall in love with, and well-written. I haven't finished it yet, but after reading the previous ones, I can at least give it a 9.2. Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, it's good to read (♥∀♥)!
Yes, there are no bad points. The author will also listen to suggestions, but the proportion of the protagonist is a bit small. It is not a group portrait, but most of the time it describes the supporting characters. I am not saying that this is bad, but I still hope that the plot of the supporting characters can be streamlined.