The Demon-Sealing Heavenly Stratagem General

This isn't a lighthearted, fast-paced story; it's in a traditional style, and a bit eerie and graphic. If you're not into that, proceed with caution. But if you're looking for something different, give it a try. The plot will definitely get your heart racing; it takes off in chapter 30 and will have you trembling in fear by chapter 60…

To be honest, the book is indeed good, but I felt it was all ghosts and monsters, every episode was filled with them, ghosts were everywhere. It got a bit tiresome. It's supposed to be a fantasy novel, so it's constantly tense. The reader's nerves are on edge the whole time, and then they relax, and once they relax, they don't want to continue reading.

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I think this book is great. I love reading this kind of bizarre style. When I got to the part about Old Man Diao and the wind chimes, I thought the description was brilliant. The author's writing is absolutely top-notch. I've given you all my votes, keep it up!

This novel is pretty good, so why isn't it popular?

Although the novel prioritizes plot over logic, I was still somewhat struck by how the protagonist's every move resulted in death. At best, it wiped out an entire family; at worst, it led to the destruction of a village or town. In Luyang City, any random demon or monster would cause mass sacrifices. People aren't like cabbages that grow back after a little watering.

A rare, high-quality novel with a compelling storyline. Plot-driven novels are difficult to write, time-consuming, laborious, and often thankless. They're nothing like setting-based novels, where leveling up through monster battles or coming up with a fantastical premise solves the problem once and for all.

The most enjoyable novel I've read in 10 years! I never knew fantasy novels could be written like this! The author's imagination was so wild that I couldn't eat for a while.

I also want to become a Demon-Sealing General. The Demon-Sealing General of my imagination can be a lone wolf, or he can have a group of soldiers following him. He can wear dashing golden armor, ride a warhorse covered in horse armor, wielding a long spear, halberd, or guandao, leading his soldiers to eliminate all ghosts and demons in the world.

This book is really good, I love it. It's just a pity that I didn't see many real human masters, except for Old Man Lu, Old Man Ma, the Mad Old Man, and that guy who uses an eagle who hasn't appeared yet. What about the power behind Brother Sima? Shangguan's sect? It feels like no one cares about the demons and monsters in the world except for the protagonist.