The Light Demon Hunter

I like the last one.

I don't understand this book. A mother and son depended on each other for survival. The mother knew that her son had a mental illness. Then, regardless of whether the son wanted to or not, she secretly started a new family five years ago, only returning to visit her son from time to time. Does this mother truly care about her child? She's hiding her child's illness from her.

Feeling incredibly frustrated 😤😰

I opened "The Witcher of Light," a history without dates, each page crookedly covered with the words "benevolence and morality." Unable to sleep, I carefully read through the pages until midnight, finally discerning between the lines: the entire book was filled with the two words "Extra Chapter."

Today is another day to take away the adorable little firefly. Xiaoying is the older sister; she has a younger brother. In terms of cuteness, Hotaru > Higanbana. In terms of looks, Flying Scythe has a slight edge. When it comes to younger brothers, if you don't beat them when they're little, when will you? P. S. If you know any good books, please share them so we can read them together. You can recommend them in my book list and posts!

It has a bit of a coming-of-age melancholy feel to it. It feels like the male protagonist's mental illness is just an excuse used by the author, which makes it seem very awkward. Both are mental health issues, but I prefer Feng Bujue.

Suddenly, he realized that everyone around him except for Ye's father was a girl. Although the protagonist, a mentally ill person, had a broad mind and wasn't lonely, it was still a different kind of misery to end up with only a female confidante and a father-in-law who was much older than him. At the very least, he could have found a lackey to do his bidding.

This is the best novel I've read recently. Its only flaw is the portrayal of romance. The male lead is well-developed, but the characters of Qin Jie and her sister... Well, let's just say they're hard to describe. The first half, excluding romance, is decent, but the latter half completely falls apart, revolving almost entirely around the power struggles between rivals.

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The concept of a witcher isn't unfamiliar; there are quite a few similar premises. However, this book still has its own unique characteristics. The protagonist, Wang Li, seems like an ordinary person, but his personality and experiences increasingly push him away from that realm.