In America, I Livestream Exorcisms and Set the Internet Ablaze

It's great, really great! It doesn't overpower the characters at all, and most importantly, the protagonist's abilities are pretty strong. At least half of his power is still hidden. The demon he killed in Chapter 22 only revealed a shadow clone, a Holy Light Cross Sword, and an enchanted iron fist.

If you enjoy reading this, I'll update more often—ten chapters a day!! Stop being so stingy, who do you think you are? If readers of other books saw this, they might think we look down on them! Update! Update it more, give it a good dose of updates!!! Ten chapters aren't enough, make it twenty!! Twenty isn't enough, so I'll update thirty a day! 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠

It's great. The protagonist isn't deliberately pretentious or awkward; he's not the typical goofy type. I think he has a normal, ordinary personality. The fact that he's not cowardly or sycophantic is already quite good for Tomato.

It's alright, mostly no major flaws, but the protagonist's advancement is a bit too fast and the plot moves a bit too quickly. It's readable from top to bottom, but you can't read it for long, otherwise you'll want to switch to another book. I can't really explain this feeling, it's hard to put into words 🤦

To be honest, this book has been recommended on my homepage many times. I wasn't particularly interested before because of the title, but today I suddenly had the urge to check it out, and oh my god, it's so good! The author is so talented, so witty! The only problem is the update speed is too slow!!! It's simply not enough!!! It's so enjoyable and never feels stifling!!! It's just awesome!!!

The Western context combined with the local, dramatic writing style creates a disconnect; it's toxic, but relatively mild. In free America, someone holding a camera threatened and mocked a film crew with a legitimate contract and attempted to force their way in—are they truly unafraid of being confronted with the truth and forced to leave?

Overall, it was a very good and enjoyable watch. It's just that this kind of story is better without a romantic pairing; I hope it stays that way. I'd prefer an ensemble cast.

A satisfying read! The protagonist is unbearable mistreatment! (Currently, his combat power is overwhelming!)

It's a really good read, with no major flaws. It's exactly the kind of satisfying read I've been looking for. The protagonist is incredibly strong, taking on six special-grade enemies single-handedly. I hope the later episodes will see him crush every villain in a similar way, hehe. But I saw in the comments that some people say giving it too high a rating might get you reported, so I'll give it four stars.

It has a Chinese framework with a Western style, and the content is in the "Mary Sue" (overpowered protagonist) genre. Those who don't mind Western themes and terminology might want to check it out. Personally, however, it wasn't to my taste. The world-building at the beginning felt a bit jarring. The content is okay, but the terminology gave me a strange feeling.