You Can't Just Mindlessly Slaughter Demons!
妖魔不是瞎斩滴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 239k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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114Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
3.3kFans
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I remember a story in *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio* where someone's certain organ was so powerful that it killed a fox demon that barged in. Would the author dare to write something like that? 🤫🤫🤫
Yan Chixia
The most classic Yan Chixia. When I see this picture of Wu Ma, I have a feeling in my heart that this must be Yan Chixia! Yan Chixia should look like this!
I changed the title! The original title was "I'm Scamming Demons in Liaozhai," now it's "I Don't Slay Demons Randomly." Which one do you think sounds better?
I'm an expert on this Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio!
The writing is subtle yet meticulous, vividly portraying the lustful nature of men in *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*. It's truly masterful; the protagonist, in particular, is incredibly audacious!
I've finished reading the entire text. The overall pacing is exquisite, and the plot from the second chapter onwards is meticulously designed, with unexpected surprises at every turn. The power system and background are laid out in great detail, showing the author put in a lot of effort before writing. It's a high-quality read well worth it. I'm already a fan and will continue reading.
This book is considered quite well-written among those in the Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio series. I'll give it a shout-out!! Please don't abandon it!
The characters are vivid, the plot is interesting, and it's different from other transmigration/chat novels. Great! Keep it up!
I'm begging for chapter reviews, comments, and recommendation votes! This book has reached this word count, and it's only getting recommendations from websites, not apps! I'm about to lose it! Dear readers, if you like this book, please leave a comment below to give me some motivation! Otherwise, it's really too difficult for me.
"Young Master Hu, I beg you, please don't hurt my mother-in-law," Hu Shuidi pleaded softly, kneeling on the ground. Hu You was a bit confused and couldn't figure out the situation for a moment. According to his thinking, the fox demon must have a purpose in hiding here, and it must also have some use for that blind old woman. Unexpectedly, he pleaded for the blind old woman instead.
The writing is fluent, the plot flows smoothly, and the details are suggestive—it really resonated with me. Liu Ming with fire tongs...