Awakening the Sixth Sense, the Witch Used a Kitchen Knife to Force Me to Marry Her

Good looking, author Niubi

1. There are a lot of typos. 2. The protagonist kills demons, but the narration states that he killed thousands of people.

When you were being hunted by the whole world, you didn't cut off all ties immediately. Was it because you thought your relatives and friends didn't die quickly enough? Still building bonds everywhere? It's just for mindless viewing, but he actually brings the heroine along with him (a wanderer who brings a burden, which has no effect, and may even be caught and threatened). Staying away from them is the way to protect them.

This novel is very well written, but it relies a little on our imagination and self-correction. First of all, I made a ridiculous number of typos. Secondly, the punctuation marks are often wrong. Sometimes they become single quotes, sometimes they become double quotes. Paragraphs are also the same. And the most important point that affects the point of view is that the name and description of the character are really strange, strange, and strange. I can't understand why this kind of thing is so messed up. One second, this character did something, and the next second, he became that character.

Can I use double quotes in dialogue? I'm a bit uncomfortable with single quotes.