The Martial Demon, Spirit, and Immortal

Where did Ash come from? The cover is so beautiful!!! I'm following it!

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I suggest the author write fewer scenes where the female supporting character is defiled; it's quite disgusting.

The plot is a bit slow, I'm thinking of waiting a while before watching it, but it seems like not many people are watching it 🤔

Oh dear, I forgot to treat you to mooncakes! Come on, pick any you like, it's on me. 😁

I've given a one-yuan tip, so I guess I'm a big spender. This book is good; it has some mystery, but it's not pretentious. The plot is handled very well, and the writing style is reminiscent of Gu Long—a style that's known for its surprising and sometimes padded-out word count. I know what kind of person Gu Long is, and the author has clearly handled it well, keeping it concise and to the point. A slight improvement would be the addition of more subplots and a bit more suspense.

The previous magistrate's writing could be attributed to deliberate mystification, but this book, in its entirety, combines the characteristics of Gu Long with the practicalities of online novels.

Tang Sanzang saw a stone by the roadside, casually drew a smiley face on it, pointed at the stone, turned to Wukong and said, "Your mother smiled!" ☺️

It was very frustrating in the early stages; I was constantly suppressing the protagonist. It feels like they're filtering readers.

Even if you have countless pleasures, do not indulge in physical entertainment; though your thoughts may be numerous late at night, do not let staying up late harm your health.