I Eat Monsters at the Demon-Suppression Bureau

I don't know why, but I just thought of Chen He... And my favorite, Wang Ziwen.

I don't understand why there are so many characters who are afraid of their wives. Brothers-in-law are afraid of their wives, fathers are afraid of their wives, and they're always resorting to domestic violence. It's really a headache to watch.

One beheads, one stitches up heads, one paints a mask, one buries a corpse, one eats a ghost—it's incredible!

If you write like this, will humanity really not go extinct? So many people die every day.

A renowned author who has written over three million words and still hasn't reached the "Featured" category... 😥

At first it was alright, but the more I watched, the more I felt it was just repetitive leveling up and map clearing, using the same old tricks over and over again, lacking any originality. Also, the protagonist always saw through all the enemies' schemes, plans, and arrangements, and none of his skills were countered by them.

The plot is pretty good, but it's one thing to cook for various deities every day, but then you also have to cook for your family and relatives, and for your fifty-odd subordinates. Isn't there something wrong with the character's role? Once you reach the sixth rank, I don't think you'll have any cultivation left.

This is below average. The author is simply not suited to writing this kind of eerie story. It's really hard to get immersed in the plot. Other authors create a terrifying atmosphere with eerie stories, but this one just feels incongruous and awkward. It would have been better to just write about demons or monsters and remove the eerie element. Bad review.

Looking at the demon surrounded by the scattered healing talismans, Cui Youkui's eyes sharpened, and a voice rang out, tinged with a hint of gritted teeth. The art of talismanic arts is... Explosion...

It's getting increasingly boring... The constant monster-catching plot is just too tedious. His own strength has grown so slowly, and none of the techniques he has learned since the beginning have any outstanding features, and the descriptions of his combat skills are practically nonexistent.