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The beginning was actually quite good; maybe everyone has different sensitivities? I just felt something was off about the parts about the Japanese. It's not that I'm unpatriotic, but in this fictional Tang Dynasty, Japan is still a small country with no deep-seated hatred towards the protagonist or his country. The protagonist's behavior just felt particularly awkward.

The protagonist's plan to exorcise demons is futile. The first ghost he kills is someone he can't kill, and the second is someone who watched his wife and children being murdered in their own home. Even those in mass graves, buried in disorder, have no sentience, yet he kills them. What kind of demon-exorcising is this? Are ghosts demons?

The protagonist shouldn't have given the lightning-summoning technique to the weasel; those not of his kind are bound to have ulterior motives. Even if he were to give it to it, he should have done what Guo Jing did to Ouyang Feng—give him a fake manual!

I support single female lead!!!

I haven't read the book, just looked at the title and synopsis. There are so many books of this type, and the titles and synopses are all quite similar. To be honest, this is a bit discouraging. I'm getting aesthetically fatigued, and if the content doesn't have enough highlights, it won't hold my attention. My personal suggestion is for the author to revise the synopsis, etc. If it's helpful, I'll adopt it; if not, I can delete it.

This is so well written! I'll subscribe to support you! Keep it up!

You need to promote your book on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). The more people read it, the more fans you'll gain.

Keep it up and updated! I wait for the update every day

Don't use your brain when reading this book, just enjoy it.

There's too much swearing, damn it, could you use less of that? Use it only when you're really emotional, don't let it become a filler word.