The Heavenly Demon Begins by Adding Attributes

It's well-written, the logic is sound, and the textual elements are all good. However, it looks familiar; I feel like I've seen it before. I suspect the author plagiarized someone else's book. I suggest updating it with a few dozen more chapters so I can help the author determine the truth.

I've recently seen many readers arguing about Li Xuan's spouses. I think their arguments are pointless, so I'll conduct a logical analysis based on the different experiences and personalities of each spouse. First, we need to be clear that in a good book, the plot develops on its own according to the logic of the story from the moment the author begins to write.

It's good! In a typical story, the plot would likely go something like this: the imperial court develops a way to fight demons and establishes an organization, which the protagonist joins. The author's explanation is that this makes it easier to come into contact with demons and martial arts. However, I feel this falls short.

Analyze: The protagonist knew early on that the Tian family had bought the demonic leopard's carcass at a high price (mentioned twice in chapters 14 and 15) and transported it out of the city. Given that the three major families in the small county knew each other's situation, the Tian family must have received orders from a higher-level power.

I'm not following the new book anymore. After reading a few, I've figured it out: this author just loves writing "short stories," each one starting strong but ending weakly. Let whoever wants to read them follow them. 😄

A top-tier (high-quality) story; both the main and supporting characters are intelligent; the plot is fast-paced and doesn't overwhelm the overall power level. Excellent!

I quit after reading chapter 125. Back then, I posted a long thread complaining that the protagonist was too cunning, the female supporting character was too verbose, and the protagonist was always manipulating those around him while thinking he was doing a great job. I didn't expect my 1000-word post to be deleted without any effect, so I quit.

Up to chapter 109, the special demons encountered by the protagonist (in chronological order). No.1 Fog-lurking Leopard (Young Demon) The first demon the protagonist encountered was a rare celestial phenomenon. Wei Yao killed it, which allowed the protagonist to obtain his first demonic technique, "Spitting Mist," and unlock the Demon Blood slot.

Currently, it's still top-notch material, but if the author has a brain fart and gives Wei Yao the youngest son to the protagonist, or kills Tian's fiancée, then it will be invincible!

I finished reading it in just a few days. 🙄