The Tiangang and Disha: Slaying Demons and Exorcising Evil
天罡地煞，斩妖除魔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 236k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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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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It feels like something out of "72 Transformations of the Earthly Fiends." Author, please don't follow that author's example. It's good, but it's an author who updates only once a year.
Yes, it's rare to see such a pure world of demons and monsters in chaos. There's no forced happy ending just for show. For example, the Dragon and Tiger Guards fighting to the death, the infant ghost, the rats, etc., And the way they react to desperate situations, such as when the monkey wanted to lead people up the mountain, and the villagers who were saved when they were almost eaten by the…
In a world where zombies truly exist, I don't believe there would still be traditional burial. Although the dead rest in peace, the living should also find peace.
I heard there are some unethical people reporting others, so I came to check it out.
I hope the author can match that book's quality. Keep it up!
The author probably hasn't used a recurve bow before. A good quality recurve bow from a recurve bow manufacturer, with a 50-pound weight and a decent arrow, can easily kill a wild boar—the kind that can pierce its skull. A 60-pound weight recurve bow with a good arrow can hunt bears and elephants, even monsters weighing over 50 pounds. With a target arrow, it can pierce a boar's thigh bone. Imagine a 30-stone bow, for now.
The beginning was frustrating; a town of tens of thousands of people was turned into zombies, and the imperial court didn't do anything about it? The protagonist set it ablaze overnight, and no one investigated? The imperial court hasn't fallen yet, has it? It felt like a small side story, disconnected from the larger environment of this other world.
I hope the author won't write about teaching Taoist practices in real life. It feels like people in reality only care about money and profit. If you spread these things, you're just fueling their ambitions. If you really do write that, please leave a comment below; I don't want to be poisoned by it. Thank you.
I'm a supporter of novels without female leads. Why? Because many novels these days fail to write female leads well. They either portray them as simps, are poorly written, or the story falls apart the moment a female lead appears. Or fantasy novels suddenly turn into romance novels—it's not like TV dramas or movies where everything is a love story. The same goes for novels with multiple female leads.
It disappeared after only 3 chapters were published, which is simply outrageous.