I Have a Book on How to Conquer Demons

Forget about just riding a master, now there is another master to ride for the protagonist. Counting the female zombie, there are already two yanderes. Don't read this book!

This book is really well written, but it's a pity that I'm still a student and can't afford the whole book, so I can only give the author more than a thousand points in the form of a reward. I don't know if it will be useful to the author.

Come on, author, I hope this novel gets better and better.

I feel that all the authors who write light novels are like people who have no common sense of life. There are not many mature characters, and there are quite a few bad jokes. Maybe it's because I'm old and can't relate to this type of writing. The full text highlights the feeling of patting the girl you like on the head with poop when you were a child. You think it is interesting and smug, but in fact it is disgusting and excessive to others 😅

After reading more than 50 chapters, I would like to briefly summarize that this book has a good intention, but some chapters forcefully reduce intelligence and have no logic at all. It feels like it was written in a dream. I have only read 50 chapters and there are these contradictions. Really, don't fall into this trap, enter it with caution.

I really can't help but complain. My fan score reached the V group requirement, but I had to join the ordinary group first. However, the application for the ordinary group failed. I don't know what it means. Can I add an ordinary group in the introduction? Otherwise it's too disgusting.

Guishan's move of giving up the harvest to the protagonist is a big move. What is the general routine? Those who are related to the protagonist are those who have a good relationship and can get some soup. The author wants the opponent to have a reason to attack the protagonist, or if the opponent and the protagonist are on the same level, the protagonist's enemies can get some of the meat to eat. But for someone like Guishan, it doesn't matter, it's not hostility... It's more awesome. Usually it's to protect someone who dies, and any traps encountered in the secret realm are broken... He just doesn't want things, so he can save himself.

Author, please update more chapters.

PS After reading ten chapters, why is it always Xiao Lin? If Master Lin is no good, he is still Mr. Lin. In a feudal society, Xiao Lin always feels inferior.

Brain-filling monster

Chapters ninety-seven and ninety-eight are really a bit disgusting. Wu De and three other monsters drank tea together. When the protagonist came, he only saw three monsters. Wu De disappeared immediately. The author didn't explain why he didn't get it. He couldn't die anyway.

Prostitution made us meet, the book is good

The heroine's name is the same

It was originally quite good to watch, but the main character was too hypocritical, and later he actually screwed his own master.

It feels better to switch to "The First Wife Is Actually a Demon"

There are less than 6 female protagonists in your 200 pictures?

The protagonist doesn't even spare his own master, and he is the first to reveal it. So I want to severely criticize the author. Why aren't there more plots like this?

That's it, it's too short. Even the first wife on the list can't accept it.

Writers of historical fantasy always forget one of the most basic logics. If demons and ghosts are so rampant and ordinary people are so precarious, where does the imperial court have its basis for existence? Where can humans continue to reproduce? There are so many monsters and ghosts in this world, and any little monster can slaughter villages and towns. Does food come out of thin air? It takes more than ten years for an adult to mature, and it takes a year of hard work to take care of one season of food to mature. Does the human race have this time to grow and develop in the author's worldview? You said it would make sense in a world view where evil prevails over good like "The Legend of White Snake". There are gods and Buddhas all over the sky, and there are lawful and righteous sects to control it. Monsters and ghosts don't dare to come out at will, and a few that pop up occasionally can be quickly destroyed. This can at least guarantee the basic living conditions for mortals. And in this situation where it is almost entirely based on strength, and even the cultivating sects and the underworld have no righteous stance, I don't think such a world can continue to exist, at least human beings cannot survive.

Are these just two masters? Come on, it's great. We LSPs and XP patients love to watch it.

Not much to say😁😁😁😁The author really means what he says

It's normal for Lin Yi to fall into this trap, right?😜

Are you crazy? Are there too many people who have fought against masters and rebelled against disciples at the starting point? If you don't like watching harem, why don't you watch a single heroine without a female protagonist? Why don't you come here and write a sentence in the harem novel about "harem slipping away"? It seems that you are very capable of recognizing Chinese characters and using the pinyin input method?

With this combat power setting, even a thousand troops of the first rank can't defeat it. Then my ten thousand troops will directly wipe out the world.

After reading the entire book, I still can't help but leave a long review. I'm actually quite disappointed with the ending. The front part is very good, the plot has design and highlights, and it is also very light and funny. The main problem is that the pace in the later period is too fast, the ending is too casual, and the foreshadowing is not properly recycled and the emotional line is completed. After regaining the memory from Ji Yi, it was basically a train ride. The highlight of the showdown with the Great God was thunderous but rainy. Yan Qingqiu's memory was quite touching. The next chapter was resurrected and passed without even a single line of dialogue. It was quite sudden. In the end, what is the Demon Subduing Book? Why does Nuwa like Lin Yi or the Riddler? If it sounds good, it is left blank. If it sounds bad, it is left to the readers to figure it out. Is this really good? Sometimes readers just want an answer, and it doesn't need to be complicated or clever. What was the story before He Dong died? Who is the person who cannot be loved by Mother Earth? Maybe these have nothing to do with the main line and are not important, so there will be no further content. Then the relationship lines of several female characters were fruitless. Xiao Yue at least succeeded in kissing her. Xiao Se, Wu Yun, Gu Tinglan, Hua Nianrou, the other three apprentices, Ah Qi and the heroine color card, all failed. After chasing the book for more than a year, I can only say that I am really upset. The most important thing is that I don't think these problems can't be solved because of the author's lack of writing power. It's just that the author wants to complete the book, so he omitted them. If I wasn't really a little disappointed, I wouldn't have said so much. The ending of the author's last book Undercover cannot be said to be exactly the same as this book. It can only be said that it is completely consistent. It is too hasty. If it continues like this, I really doubt whether the new book can end well.

It's a pity that there are too many female characters, and it turns into a romance novel, with stallion tendencies. I can't stand it anymore after seeing half of it

Playing jokes is acceptable, but cuckolding the protagonist is really discouraging, and he keeps doing it. The boss of the male protagonist always thinks that the female protagonist is cheating on the male protagonist. There is a female partner, Cao Cao, who also regards the male protagonist as his next victim. Playing with cuckolds in harem novels is really counterproductive.

I have read almost 200 chapters of the book. What can I say? The beginning is amazing, but the rest is pretty good. Let's talk about a few questions! 1: The characters' facial expressions are serious To be honest, after reading two hundred chapters, there is no impressive character. Whether there are multiple heroines or a single heroine, the most important thing is the characterization. 2: The plot line is seriously off-kilter In the beginning, the wife in the small county town was stubbornly targeted, and then she was cleared with a few strokes. She was ready to be the brother-in-law. The out-of-control zombie sucked blood and only kissed the snake. He bit off his tongue and fell in love, and then soon fell in love. Ah, it will take two or three chapters to feel... Then the master (to be honest, the character description is not impressive) teaches the protagonist. The ultimate boss in the eyes of the master is stewed by the protagonist like a monkey, and then the standard release of fire to save people is given out with first blood. Here is a dark cow question. One is that He Dong and Xiao Se (Xiao Se is a man in the eyes of the protagonist) often whisper behind the protagonist's back... (Actually jealous). A master and apprentice save others (the protagonist wears a vest). So far, the overall feeling is that the plot is rushing 3 : The power system jumps too fast Start at level 9, and then go directly to level 5 without any transition (actually there is a transition, accumulating cultivation by killing monsters, but the description does not feel like it is excessive) and then go through the tribulation at level 3 (actual level 1 combat power). Then there may be a run to level 1 before starting? Maybe. There is basically no description of fighting, crushing or running away Overall, it can be read. It is an invincible and refreshing genre. It is okay to read as a refreshing novel. Be cautious about the details. Although there are constant minor problems in this article, there are no obvious major problems so far. It has more than 300 chapters and is good to pass the time.

Be nice to the little zombie, it hurts to see it 💔

It is recommended to write daily love stories directly, using the skin of historical fantasy, confusing logic, unclear main plot, and basically relying on female characters to drive the plot. And the emotional development between the male and female protagonists feels too deliberate. If it were a harem story, I would just push it all. It would be more fun to do it one after another. It's really uncomfortable to watch someone who is afraid of a fire in the backyard, constantly flirting with the next guy, and insists that it's not the male lead's problem that's the problem of being seduced.