[Strong female lead + loyal companion raised from scratch + plot-focused + a touch of mystery + a touch of ensemble cast + episodic demon hunting] [The romance is strictly BG, no BL]
[Brave, ruthless female demon hunter] vs. [timid, pretty male office worker]
Lin Lingzhi is a top demon hunter who acts swiftly and decisively in the bustling city.
Mo Jingye is soft and sweet, born with superhuman strength, and a walking piece of Tang Monk’s flesh in the modern age.
A man with a long beard isn’t necessarily your father, and someone wearing a mask isn’t necessarily a celebrity.
Mo Jingye knows he’s handsome, and he also knows not everyone understands that.
So, when he followed Lin Lingzhi into the shadows of a park, he thought he was being perfectly polite as he began reciting, “I’m not a celebrity. I don’t date, and I don’t add people on WeChat...”
Then he realized, to his embarrassment, that she hadn’t just caught a demon, she’d also saved his life.
Even more embarrassing, she went on to save his life again and again, from a pagoda-tree spirit, a white goose spirit, an eight-armed monster, a mirage demon, a monster riot...
How could anyone not fall for a heroine who saves a beauty?
He was so grateful he could hardly repay her, and even offering himself to her felt like he’d be a burden.
Until a coincidence led him to discover that he had one more thing going for him: a strong, healthy body.
Mo Jingye: When we first met, you... you really didn’t want to... hit on me, even a little?
Lin Lingzhi: No.
Mo Jingye: What if I told you I can crush magical artifacts with my bare hands, act as a human talisman-printing machine, and carry three hundred jin of ancient books without breaking a sweat...?
Lin Lingzhi: My dear neighbor.
It looks good, the plot is online. I want to ask, does the author want to write Snake and Qin Ming as men and women? If so, it is best to add it in the brief. I really like the male and female protagonists, but it's hard for me to accept the bl in the romance. 😢😢😢
A super nice novel with a modern background of catching monsters. The main content is very interesting, the conspiracy is revealed bit by bit, and the world view is also very grand, with security systems and offices. The cp between the male and female protagonists is also very good, they are an arrogant cat and a puppy with low self-esteem [currently being drafted]
Good guy! I finally understand why there are so few book reviews. Does this profile even remotely match it? Oh, no, the names of the male and female protagonists match. What a big brain! I also thought seriously, if there really are monsters, can any monsters really coexist? No, so it's better for each of us to live our own lives. (This book is really good-looking and very fast-paced. Once you get into it, you don't want to stop. But I still really want to say bad things about him. What about my emotional line! Although it is very sweet, it is very sweet, but it is very little. Although it is very refined, it is very little!!!! Well, what about sweet love? Although it is sweet and is love, why is there so little? I don't accept it, I want a spin-off!! I don't care, I don't care, I want a spin-off!)
The plot line of this book takes up a lot, and there is almost no emotional line. I liked the setting of the male and female protagonists when I read it, but after reading more than half of the book, the female protagonist is exorcising demons and protecting the male protagonist. I quite like this kind of submissive, timid male protagonist, who is beautiful, but I came here to see the love line, and it turns out there is no one. I don't know if there will be one in the follow-up, but I guess it won't. Maybe I will give it at the end.
It's good-looking, and the heroine has a lot of energy. I like this kind of heroine with a girlfriend who has a lot of power. She's stable and feels safe.
It's so good that I stayed up all night to finish it. Every character in it is not an absolute villain or a decent person, most of them are two-sided, and the story is very compact and the connections are great. It's very interesting to watch. Some of the emotional lines in it are also very interesting. In fact, I'm really looking forward to the story of the master uncle and the snake. It's also very interesting and I want to make a sequel.
Why don't I understand it? Isn't it a bit like Liu Ming wants to sacrifice the male and female protagonists later on? Why does everything bad suddenly become good? [What] I thought it was going to be over, and where is the heroine's uncle, who is he on...? The heroine said before that her master died and she disappeared when she needed her uncle the most. Why? Was the death of the master an accident or something? According to the original text, the master died at the hands of the monster when the heroine didn't catch the monster alive at first. Then judging from the fact that the headquarters later wanted to push the heroine out as a scapegoat, was the death of the master actually done intentionally by someone, so that the heroine had a reputation as a monster-killer? 🧐 Who was the man who talked to Qingshan before? 🤔 It makes me a little confused.
It's very beautiful (*´ω`*). The characters of the male and female protagonists are so novel. The setting of a strong female and a weak male and the way the male and female protagonists get along with each other are really hard not to bring me to the fourth level.
This book is written with great skill, the plot is very solid, and the real sense of human connection and sophistication makes me scratch my head from time to time. The characters seem to be inferior under the plot, but there are so few people who have read it. As expected, treasures are hidden, and I have a keen eye to recognize pearls.
Quite a novel story. There is no traditional overlord, and the male protagonist used to have low self-esteem and was an ordinary social beast. Later it was discovered that it was Tang Monk's meat, which was liked by the demon clan. The heroine has always been strong. At the beginning, she showed that she wanted to kill all the demons, which made people feel that there was a foreshadowing behind her. But in the end, the minister and the female boss were not punished.