Great Tang: Starting Out as an Exorcist

Regarding the importance of the author giving the protagonist a good name, Li Muzhen can't say enough about it, bye bye.

In fact, it's not a problem with the protagonist's name, but with the author's writing. Use the protagonist's name extensively in each chapter. When is it necessary to use a lot of character names when writing a novel? That's definitely when a lot of characters interact. But in this novel, there is no character interaction, and the protagonist's name is also used extensively. I use it dozens of times in one chapter, which is a bit exaggerated.

You don't even know the Taoist sect's advanced demon-subduing and magic-killing techniques, and you don't know the thunder method, so you still want to imitate others and become an exorcist??? I'm afraid you're not here to make fun of me. The Taoist sect's Thirty-six Tiangang and Seventy-two Earthly Demons contain so many spells. You know a golden light spell, and you haven't perfected it yet, so how can you be an exorcist?