Demonic Dust*****

The author's writing style is okay, and the integration of the environment is outstanding. Unlike traditional fairy tales, diaosi counterattacks and their talents are astonishing. It's not like traditional immortality writings where the sect is long and the sect is short. It looks really good so far, I hope it doesn't end badly. Kill decisively! No ink! Villains don't show their wits! The chapters about the bloody battle with the county magistrate were so exciting to me. They were so good and I loved reading them!

I feel that the first few chapters were written a bit briskly, but there are not too many settings accumulated, and all settings will be slowly presented in the story. This article mainly focuses on a story that kills decisively, hates evil as much as possible, and has a compact plot. It will not do the kind of thing that can be completed in two chapters, but ends up with meaningless twists and turns and twists and turns for more than ten chapters. This article will eventually start from resisting the single orthodox Zhanchen to enter the Tao, and slowly extend to the Alchemy, Formation, Talisman Dao, embodying the myriad atmospheres of the Tao as much as possible, and finally extinguishing the Zhanchen Tao, so that the cultivators will no longer hide in the mountains, but move to the mundane world, come from the mundane world, and then go to the mundane world.

The killing is decisive and not cliche, push push push!