
No Love Letters in the Exorcist's Notebook
驱魔笔记中不许夹带情书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A must-read for new readers!!
The book features a male and female protagonist who are sent to the past from the future to solve the problem of time tides. The two belong to different salvation plans, which leads to the spy-playing style in the later part of the book. Because of this setting, and the author's multiple iterations of the outline in the early stages, this book has two beginnings, one for the male protagonist and…
Dude, this is a serialized web novel, not a physical book. The updates are so infrequent. The female lead suddenly appearing and the original protagonist disappearing feels abrupt and could easily ruin the story. I don't want a good novel to be ruined by something like this.
To be honest, it would be fine if each chapter featured half male lead and half female lead. I hadn't even finished reading the free chapters, and you just switched to the female lead for over ten chapters. I almost thought I was reading the wrong book.
If you only want to read the male lead's storyline, please skip to chapter 118.
The author only updates the story, does not engage in online arguments, and humbly accepts readers' opinions but will resolutely not make any changes. There is an outline, and the plot is already designed, so there's no need to worry about it going wrong (I did it on purpose).
Okay everyone, I completely understand the settings now.
Okay, everyone, I totally understand. "Time Annihilation" means the work is finished, the story ends. "Anchor Point" refers to the character settings of supporting characters. The Grand President is like the story's background setting, hence the saying about severing the previous dynasty.
Bad news: I didn't see the love letter. Good news: Exorcist's Notes is actually quite good.
Recently, many people from other websites have come to prove their faith.
I wouldn't say this book is bad, but to be honest, it's incredibly tiring to read.
It's chaotic... It feels like there's no main storyline, leaving you completely unpredictable about the main plot. You don't know what the protagonist will do, or what the supporting characters will encounter. It's basically just a mess.
Be clear about your goals; it really hurts to look at someone.
The first hundred or two chapters were actually quite good. The dual-perspective narrative, though a bit chaotic, was still quite novel. However, the mid-to-late stages were incredibly padded. Many plot points were deliberately dragged out and turned into negative ones. Yes, I'm talking about the male and female leads exposing each other's identities.
To avoid eating excrement, my turn is "Where is Shennong?"