It All Begins with a Deer Demon

I banned the author. Very nice.

I was curious. What is the relationship between this book and "Lanke Xianyuan"? The overall style is similar. The protagonists are positioned similarly. They have similar pets and do similar things. It always gives me an inexplicable feeling of familiarity. (Ji Yuan: I have a big tiger, Chen Jiu: The same goes for me, Ji Yuan: I have a little fox, Chen Jiu: The same goes for me, Ji Yuan: My painting style is different from others, Chen Jiu: The same goes for me, Ji Yuan, I have a tree demon girl, Chen Jiu: The same goes for me, Ji Yuan: I know a scholar who is very talented. He hides his talent deeply and will become a great person in the future. Chen Jiu: I am the same. Ji Yuan: I have a unique skill. The world is chess and everything is a piece. Chen Jiu: I am the same.) It feels like Ji Yuan has changed his skin.

The low-end version of "Lan Ke Qi Yuan" is not fun enough if it rushes to start the pretentious unparalleled mode for the protagonist before the groundwork has been laid. The setting that the protagonist is a deer is of no use. From human to demon, the protagonist is treated as a human being, which has little effect on the plot...

The main style of this book may need a good explanation. This book is not a purely exotic animal style. Although the protagonist is a deer demon, his behavior is more like that of an immortal, but it still retains the essence of a demon. It is probably a story about traveling in the world. It is relatively plain and a relatively refreshing book, leaning towards the world of mortals. Also, I have never seen the Seven-Colored Deer. Why do you always talk about the Seven-Colored Deer?

I personally like the style of the book, it tends to be light-hearted. I don't know if it will develop into a bad Keqiyuan-like direction in the future. For now, I feel that it is very comfortable to read. Good luck to the author 😁

The first few chapters before turning into a human are relatively good, but what follows next, is it bad luck? Bring an invisible fox, a chess game of heaven, an edict, a bamboo sword, a jujube tree and an osmanthus tree. Then came the word "Chengjing". The style can be the same, but the plots are the same. Regardless of imitation or plagiarism, it will give readers a very poor experience. What about fanfics?

Not bad, good-looking, very fairy-like. Two books a day are enough. Just keep the quality. If it's not enough, I can keep books, but if the quality drops, I will abandon the books. By the way, I want to complain about the painting style at the beginning when the protagonist is following Qian Yun. I thought it was a joke and almost gave up. Later, when the protagonist was alone, the painting style got on the right track, so new Taoist friends, you can take a look later.

Hello author, since the protagonist is a human, why do you want to write about a demon?

Deer are very sexy. After the mother deer gives birth to a fawn, she will continue to mate with the fawn and give birth to fawns. This is how the word "Juhuo Zhixiao" comes from, which means that father and son possess the same woman. This is also unique among wild animals. After I learned about this, I didn't dare to watch Bambi... Because deer mature sexually very quickly... According to this natural law, if there is a plot in "Bambi" where the adult male deer almost dies, Bambi's aunts, sisters, and his mother will all be because of the reproductive impulse of continuing the group... Stop talking, I will go to the browser first. If I don't come back in ten minutes, they will be gone.

Chen Jiu?