The Taoist Descends the Mountain: I’ve Slain Eight Hundred Demons in the Mortal World

Looks good, but the rating is low. What seems to be a protagonist is actually a drama of group portraits, and the villain is also portrayed with flesh and blood. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor cold-blooded. He understands others and can uphold morality. Good review! The author has correct views and smooth writing. You can feel the strong personal color between the lines, which is quite unique. The biggest highlight of this book is actually the depiction of the environment. With just a few strokes, readers can imagine the scenes depicted in the book, and the feedback from the environment deepens their impression of the characters' language and actions. It feels like you are not reading a novel, but experiencing independent theatrical stories. The author has good writing skills and can completely translate what he wants to express into words. Readers can also feel immersed in the text, which is delicate and not obtrusive. However, there are indeed flaws in some character settings in the early stage, and there are also a few self-contradictory plots. After surviving the early stage, it becomes smoother and smoother and more enjoyable later on. It feels like the author started writing casually for fun, but then suddenly became serious. But in this fast food era, the early stage largely determines the later stage! In addition, independent units look great, but please mention the main line occasionally and don't let the branch lines overwhelm the main line.

The story line is very clearly written, with metaphors about humans and monsters, as well as Taoist ideas. It kills monsters without losing the interest of life. The author's writing style and IQ are online, and the novel is already interesting. I am very surprised that such a good work only has a rating of 5.6.

The sight of paper figures parading around the streets makes my scalp numb! [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] The author's atmosphere is first-rate, but the protagonist is too arrogant. He has become a ghost and still misses the good life in Jiangnan. The comedy effect directly offsets the sense of horror. [Cool][Cool][Cool]

This book is really beautiful, five stars is not an exaggeration🌟. The content is solid, the structure is clear, and it reads smoothly, and you can feel the author's intentions. After reading it, I felt touched and couldn't help but want to share it with my friends📚. A good book worth reading again and again! !

This novel is a hearty read. The story is very bizarre and full of unexpected twists and turns. The plot is intertwined, the plot has twists and turns, and the fog is spread layer by layer. It is difficult to guess the truth until the end. The fate of the characters rises and falls, suspense runs throughout, and the rhythm is gripping, making it impossible to stop reading. The overall content is exciting, full of imagination and conflict, and has a strong immersive experience. It is a masterpiece that people can read in one go and ponder for a long time.

The moral system has collapsed, demons are rampant, the protagonist pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, and he kills decisively. The writing is beautiful and I love reading it [I got it] The writing is smooth and every word is refreshing

It's a very nice book. Apart from being short and weak, I have nothing to complain about.

The paper figures parading around the streets made my scalp tingle. The author created a first-class atmosphere, but the main character was so heartbroken that he became a ghost and still missed the good life in Jiangnan. The comedy effect directly offsets the horror. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] Such a contradictory feeling is so overwhelming.

It's quite interesting, a Taoist novel I discovered by chance, but I think it's more of an adventure novel.

The rhythm is tight and the story makes sense. It's worth watching.