The Demon-Slaying Days of a Government Official

The book starts solving cases in chapter 27 and continues until chapter 40. How about changing the title to "The Detective Genius: My Leaked Secret"?

It's unbearable. Why are novels these days so abstract? A time traveler doesn't even know what spirit stones and spiritual energy are. Speechless.

How do mortals survive in this world, where ghosts and monsters are everywhere, and sects and the imperial court are not powerful enough?

This is so weak! The first 20 chapters were so detailed I thought there was some brilliant plan, but it just turned out to be more weapon forging and fighting. So all that investigation stuff was pointless! They should have just put everything else aside after arriving in Shuangqing Prefecture, focused on grinding and leveling up, dealing with all the conspiracies as they went, defeating…

It's tasteless to read, but a pity to throw away. I've read 300 chapters and I'm still working as a constable. I'm already at the Nascent Soul stage, and I'm still working as a city management officer.

Generally, books that combine martial arts and immortal cultivation tend to fail; at least I haven't seen any that succeed.

The protagonist is reckless and doesn't care about his family. It's only because the author didn't kill them off that they're not killed off; otherwise, given the author's unorthodox methods in the book, they would have been dealt with long ago. The protagonist doesn't seem to consider his family at all when he's acting recklessly.

You clearly have a control panel and cheat codes, so why aren't you killing monsters, leveling up, and accumulating experience? What kind of official are you going to become? What kind of case are you going to investigate?

I hate novels like yours the most; they're tasteless to read, but a pity to throw away.

There's a female lead; writing about women is so annoying!