Starting from the Six Doors to Eliminate Demons

I thought it was a side story, but I didn't know it was a humble one. The protagonist gets married right from the beginning and has had a wife for several months. He drinks soup every night and sleeps until dawn. Moreover, he doesn't know the details of his wife and has no idea about her at all. The plot is a bit twisted, but the writing is still very good and worth watching.

At the beginning, the official Ximen was played. When I went there and saw that the official Ximen was a woman, I was disappointed. . . Is Wu Dalang selling sesame cakes on the street?😰😰

This book is okay to read, but I feel that the writing is a bit wrong. I feel that the shape of the pig's feet is not eye-catching enough, and it feels a bit reckless and a bit stupid. Since it's a pig's trotters, you have to stand out in some aspects to make people see him and think he's a good person. I misunderstood my wife and rushed in directly. Don't you think it's awkward to write like this? There was also the plot about the fox demon. If I was smarter, I would suppress it and then go and investigate it in private. I would kill him, but I would have to worry about it for a long time. The three views are the same as those of the ancients. All in all, the author had an idea but didn't write it down

What's the use of the eagle claws I learned? It's like a knife, but I've never seen it used.

This beginning is really silly, I can't stand it anymore.

I was dumbfounded when I saw Killing Ximen. You are not an aboriginal, you just traveled through time, and you actually said you have believed in the law for many years!

The protagonist has to stay for a while, and he has to stay for a while! Isn't this the magical skill of staying still?

If you don't want to write about time travel, don't write about it. People who have been influenced by modern society for decades, are you like this? Aboriginal people too

Previously I thought the protagonist was a fool, but over 20 Zhang Ximen, the one who believed in the laws of the Wei Dynasty felt that way. Why didn't he see the protagonist abiding by the law when he was fighting against the county magistrate? He would kill him just because he wanted to decide whether to live or die. There were also prisoners and monsters in the prison that the protagonist killed privately. Why didn't he see the protagonist abiding by the law? It's time to take care of yourself. So why should Simon's widow be killed? He has also always emphasized that the protagonist is fair and law-abiding😥

Only two recommendation tickets🙂

The author's wife is afraid that she will call you Da Lang.

Boss, please take me 😏

Come on, come on, I am first

The air of cruelty. . . Can't you just call it murderous? ? ?

The author of Cruelty, who killed his wife, went through a series of sermons, and it was clear that he was a snake spirit. This is a monster.

Let me first ask, does the protagonist use a knife or a sword? If it's a sword, then I won't watch it~