
Demonic Awakening: The Secret Bureau Begs Me to Come Out of Seclusion
妖魔觉醒:诡秘局请我出山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 287k Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
124Chapters
0Votes
307Recs
46Fans
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The new book tells the story of Zhang Tianshi, a young Taoist priest from Longhu Mountain who went down the mountain to slay demons. I hope all the big guys passing by will click in and read it. If you think you can, please support it! Following reading is the lifeblood of a book!
Overall, it's pretty good, and the writing is good. The first few chapters, and even the previous story in Bridge World Village, all show the protagonist's abilities. Later on, it seems that the main plot has come out, and the weirdness has revived. While solving the evil spirits everywhere, we also have to resist the awakening of evil spirits and demons. Listening to this tone, it seems that the demons and evil spirits will become stronger after awakening. This also corresponds to why the protagonist is so strong at the beginning. The overall feeling is pretty good, but since Qiaojie Village is the beginning of the story, it must be a big foreshadowing. After all... Why did the black-eyed monk Xie Sui become so strong? Why did you choose these two villages to start? Why are there thousand-year-old zombies under his command? This is definitely foreshadowing (I am also an author, this is purely a personal analysis). Generally speaking, the beginning and end of a story should echo each other and be coherent. This is common sense in literature. Overall it's pretty good, and it's not a pure white brainless cool. I suggest that everyone should have a more or less normal mind when watching it again. Watch more and talk less. If you haven't read it carefully and carefully, I don't recommend you to just criticize it! After all, reading more and criticizing less is the most basic respect for a book and its author. In short, you can't read a book from God's perspective. A book is a book! Purely personal analysis...