
The Tiangang and Disha: Slaying Demons and Exorcising Evil
天罡地煞,斩妖除魔
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- Completed
- Length
- 236k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A longtime bookworm of over ten years. Not a fan of System or golden finger stories, and I don’t read dark fiction. I prefer cultivation, fantasy, and high fantasy, with some urban and historical fiction mixed in.
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My picks include both masterpieces and beginner-level novels. Of course, even the beginner-level ones have unique, wildly imaginative premises.
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Why does it feel like the Seventy-Two Changes of Disha? The author must not imitate that author. It is good-looking, but he is an author who updates every year.
Yes, it is rare to see such pure demons in troubled times, nor to force a happy ending just to show off, such as the dragon and tiger guards, infant ghosts, mice, etc. Who fight to the death. Faced with desperate situations, such as when the monkey wants to take people up the mountain, and the performance of the villagers who are rescued when they are almost eaten by the wolf demon, the humanity is fully demonstrated. Leave blanks where needed, with an indefinite ending that leaves people imagining. There is no forced whitewashing, no three senses, no wisdom, no forced rescue, and no disgusting plots such as the happy ending to pretend to be B. It is rare to see such good books.
In a world where zombies really exist, I don't believe there will be burials. Although the dead rest in peace, the living must also rest in peace.
I heard that someone was reporting something immoral, so I came here to watch.
I hope the author can be as good as that book, come on
The author has never played a recurve bow. A recurve bow from a good quality manufacturer. A 50-stone arrow with a good arrow can kill a wild boar, that is, the kind that can break a wild boar's skull. A good arrow in the 60-pound Meihun can hunt bears and elephants. It can be used to hunt monsters of more than 50 pounds. With a target arrow, it can penetrate a pig's thigh bone. You can imagine a 30-stone bow for yourself
It was unpleasant to watch at the beginning. A town with tens of thousands of people was transformed into corpses, but the court didn't deal with it? The protagonist set him on fire all night and no one checked? After all, the imperial court hasn't fallen yet. It feels like it's just a small copy, separated from the entire otherworldly environment.
I hope the author will not write about teaching Taoism in reality. People who feel realistic only see money and interests. When you teach these things, you expand their ambitions. If you really write like this, please leave a message below, I don't want to be poisoned. Thanks
I am a supporter of no heroine. Why am I a supporter of no heroine? It's because many novels nowadays cannot write heroines well. Either they are written as licking dogs, or they can't write, or they fall apart as soon as the heroine is written, or fantasy novels suddenly turn into romance novels. It's not like TV dramas and movies are all romance films. The same goes for multi-female protagonists.
It disappears after 3 chapters on the shelves, it's outrageous