The Heavenly Master's Daily Exorcisms

Having a male lead really makes it easy to drop a story. I was quite interested at the beginning, but... Emmmm It's not that I completely oppose the male lead, it's just that I find him very uncomfortable to watch. First, from the moment the male lead appears, authors typically use extensive descriptions to portray him as incredibly cool, arrogant, and domineering—he's not only powerful but also…

The writing is pretty good, but there's one thing: wherever the female lead goes, there are supernatural occurrences, similar to Conan where people die wherever he goes. Adding some lighter, slice-of-life scenes would be a good idea.

The beginning is illogical. Three people in the crew have died, and instead of being shut down and filming halted, no one has called the police, and the police haven't even shown up. What an amazing crew, three people have died and nothing's happened.

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The story itself is good, but many parts start strong and end weakly; the plot is heavily developed but easily resolved. Many plot points are also illogical, and the power levels of characters and magical artifacts are inconsistent and fluctuate wildly. This book feels more like an outline and lacks substantial content.

It feels like the female lead often only moves when provoked, which is really frustrating. Also, she frequently doesn't use her spiritual eyes when she has questions or doesn't understand something, even though she could know the answer with just a glance. So, perhaps the plot design needs more consideration!

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The more she writes, the more hypocritical she becomes. The female lead is a hypocritical saint; she only intervenes based on her mood. She doesn't care about the past life's events when the female ghost comes seeking revenge, but when someone is killed and comes seeking revenge, she claims she confusedly dragged karma into it. What kind of logic is that? 😤

Having read up to chapter 297, can't the female lead ever truly be powerful just once? It's all about how incredibly powerful the male lead's divine light is, and how he always has to save her. So, is this a hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress story, not a female-strong-woman story? But there's no romantic development at all. Sorry (..︣.︣.), I'm dropping this story.

How long is this post? I want to be mentally prepared before getting into it.