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Texas Exorcist: Start with a Sanqing Temple Written by Cowardly Fat Panda The plot is good and relatively fresh. The development of the story is indeed in the style of an American drama. Including the demon-killing ritual, there are actually no Chinese elements. But as far as I can see, the development is relatively complete. The character creation is also based on the stereotypical Chinese and Western way of thinking, the stubborn and upright red-necked police chief, the rebellious and kind-hearted child, and the mysterious Indian. Heroism and so on are all similar to the Avengers, which is a bit different. Three and a half to four and a half stars.
A Taoist priest selflessly kills ghosts and exorcises demons for Americans? [What] [What] [What] With the attributes of the Holy Mother, there is a reason why no one sees it.
The writing style and character creation are a bit immature and rough, especially the Gray Eagle, who is awkward a lot of the time. But the group portrait is good, everyone has a contribution, plus there are no "standard features" such as Long Aotian's golden finger, which I hate, and there is no pretentious plot. I quite like it, and the background is relatively novel.
It's very beautiful. The West can come here to preach, and we can also go there. The writing is good, and the author's skills are deeper than most of the high-scoring works! There is no strong showmanship, nor is it a brainless cool article. You can read it.
According to the 30 chapters, there is a big plot, with small plots interspersed in the middle, American drama mode!
Slow-heating type, not the kind that is invincible at birth. I don't know the steps of Taoist formulas, so I won't comment on it, but it is at least ten thousand times better than a book called "American Horror" by Shi Jian.
Judging from my years of reading and watching movies, this novel can be submitted to an American TV series script after further refinement. As of now, it can be regarded as the first season. Its style is more inclined towards evil forces. American dramas like Green are quite good. If you like this style, you can read this novel.
Hot face against cold butt.
I wonder if the author has understood it? There are really more than 3,000 Taoist priests in the United States, and a lot of them came to Luo Tian Dajiao last year😏
It does have the flavor of an American drama.
It's okay, not invincible
The subject matter is novel, I like it
I give it a five-star rating. Cheers, author.
Encourage the author and work harder to create
This book is the best supernatural novel I have ever read
Very good, I unexpectedly found a good book
It looks good, looks good, and has the style of an American TV series. Please let the author work hard to preserve the current style and standards.
Super cool, a breath of fresh air among foreign persimmon articles. The protagonist is at least a normal person