The Heavenly Master's Daily Exorcisms

It's really easy to give up on a story with a male protagonist. I was quite interested in it after reading the beginning, but... Emmmm In fact, I'm not completely against the male protagonist, it's mainly uncomfortable to watch First, as soon as the male protagonist appears, the author will generally use a lot of writing to describe how the male protagonist is so cool and domineering. In addition to being powerful, he is also good-looking, and he is the best among men anyway. Please, in female videos, we watch the female protagonist acting cool, not how good a man is. Secondly, if there is a male protagonist, there will be romance scenes. In today's society, women should be self-reliant, and it doesn't matter whether there is a man or not. If you want to be alone with your boyfriend in private and let a group of book fans watch someone fall in love, it's better to write silly and sweet love stories. How lonely do you have to be to like watching characters in novels falling in love? I don't understand. Third, it is a common phenomenon that the male protagonist always overpowers the female protagonist. The heroine Wenye, this kind of plot is really unpleasant. The female protagonist has an ordinary appearance, an ordinary background, and an ordinary personality. However, the male protagonist is all kinds of extraordinary. Alas, I can't complain All in all, I really don't want to see romance novels that are trying to sell dogs over others. There are obviously good supernatural themes, but wouldn't it be better to write serious ghost-catching adventure stories?

The writing is pretty good, but there is one thing. Wherever the heroine goes, there are supernatural beings. It is similar to Conan and people die everywhere. Some relaxing life scenes can be added appropriately.

The start was unreasonable. Three people on the crew died. Not to mention that they were blocked from filming. No one called the police. The police didn't show up. What an awesome crew. Three people died without any trouble.

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The story is pretty good, but a lot of it ends in an anticlimax. It's very well rendered and very easy to handle. Many of the plots are not very reasonable, and the strength of the characters and magic weapons is a bit careless and fluctuates. This book is more like an outline and the content is a bit thin.

I feel that many times when the heroine encounters something, she has the characteristic of whipping her before moving. I feel so angry. In addition, the heroine often encounters questions and doesn't understand them, but she doesn't open her eyes. She can figure it out just by looking at it, so she may need to think more about it when designing the plot!

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The more it is written, the more double standards it gets. The heroine is a double standard Madonna. She only takes care of things based on her mood. She doesn't care about the things that happened in the past life when ghosts came to seek revenge. Then, when someone else was killed to take revenge, she said that she was confused about cause and effect. What kind of logic is that? 😤

After seeing Chapter 297, can't the heroine be really awesome for once? It's all about how powerful the male protagonist's Buddha's light is, and he has to save him every time. So this is a story about a hero saving his life, not a story about a strong woman? But there is no emotional development, so I'm sorry (.﹒︣﹒︣.) I gave up the article.

How long is this article? I want to be mentally prepared for the trap.