The Family Heirloom: A Demon-Catching Talisman

Global catastrophe, adorable creatures invade, and humanity is completely unable to resist! My name is Xu Chuan, and I'm a cuteness hunter! What? You're asking me what to do with the cute creatures I caught? Of course, I'll cook them!

The male lead's expression doesn't change drastically at all; his face changes several times in a single fight chapter. I wonder if his face will start to cramp up later on?

Is the male protagonist's demon-hunting token just a cheat code? He captures demons to sacrifice, making his internal martial arts stronger, and eventually invincible? I don't see anything different about demon hunters; maybe I haven't seen it yet.

This is a book written by the author to show off.

You're just so-so. You plagiarize other people's books and you won't even let me say anything? Others at most borrow from others, but your "Suppressing Gods" is basically a direct copy of the "Great Zhou Royal Family." If I mentioned that in the comments, you got your comment deleted and permanently banned. An author like you will never amount to anything. You'll always be this pathetic. Disgusting.

My impression after watching episode 22 was that the whole world was full of bad people except for the protagonist, who was the only good guy.

It's better to maintain an air of mystery, that kind of sophisticated charm.

They're all about monsters, I've learned a lot, I've saved them, and I look forward to your visit.

This book's setting is a combination of The Nine Cauldrons and Covering the Sky. The plot is alright; it's fine to read as a lighthearted, enjoyable story.

The author's writing style is fine, but the beginning was a bit frustrating; the humans were portrayed as too cowardly and lacking any backbone. It almost made me give up, but it got better later on.