An Exorcist from Shu in American TV

Take a peach wood sword from Shushan. Stupid just thinking about it x

Written as Shushan, pronounced as Maoshan, it is obviously written according to Maoshan and used as Shushan to attract traffic.

This book always gives me the feeling that Lin Zhengying is holding a mahogany sword and fighting Iron Man. Slipped away

I would like to give you some advice: don't give people free help, and don't have too many sudden emotional outbursts. I can't think of the anger and determination that comes from the death of strangers. It's not that there are people who like this kind of pig's feet, but most of them are lay people. After weighing the pros and cons, they are the majority. Heroes are respected because they are rare.

Don't Taoist priests usually wear crowns? How did the author think of Taoist priests wearing pigtails?

The characters can't tell who is who, and the characters in it who have traveled through time can't have normal IQs.

It's so embarrassing that I'm going to get cancer. As the author, you might as well change it to Maoshan Taoist, so that so many people won't complain.

The law of heaven is pure, the law of earth is spirited How did you come up with such an embarrassing sentence Come on The universe borrows the law, and the heaven and earth are infinite

The skills are written like a bastard, with unclear battle results and unclear effects. It's all in the clouds and fog. What Shushan sees is the power of swordsmanship and Taoism to reduce the dimensionality of evil. What you're doing is no different from the fancy exorcisms in movies. What's the point?

The characters appear so quickly, I don't even know who is who