The Great Ming Demon Slayer Chronicles

This book requires patience. If you only read the beginning, you almost miss out on a great read. It wasn't until the second volume that you realized the author has the ability to create a masterpiece! 👍

The author shouldn't categorize the work as wuxia (martial arts), as fewer people read wuxia these days! It would be better to categorize it as xuanhuan (fantasy) or xianxia (immortal martial arts).

The protagonist can be described in four words: "neither fish nor fowl." He's a bumbling idiot, befriending everyone, even monks—I hate protagonists like this. Are you trying to be a servant or a boss? Don't tell me you had to rely on officials for protection in the Ming Dynasty; you're a martial arts master, what are you afraid of?

It's probably unlikely that Zhu Yuanzhang would introduce a high-level military examination system; it would be good enough if he didn't suppress it.

Helping others within one's capacity without expecting anything in return (a truly good person); helping others within one's capacity with some benefit in mind (a good person); helping others beyond one's capacity without expecting anything in return (a saint); helping others beyond one's capacity with some benefit in mind (small benefit is foolish, large benefit is ruthless).

Upon reaching Chapter Nine, I encountered a poisonous book that indiscriminately attacked the protagonist. If the protagonist didn't have a cheat-like advantage and died from bloodshed, the protagonist, driven by lust, would simply let go. And, most importantly, you didn't sleep with her. This poison is comparable in sharpness to the Nine-Leaf Sword Grass.

It is said that knights-errant break the law with their martial arts, and scholars disrupt the law with their literary skills. These people who achieved fame and fortune were guilty of violating laws and regulations, yet society did not descend into chaos.

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The silver bomb came in, and upon seeing so many female protagonists, I immediately abandoned the book.