Tang Dynasty: Starting from the 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?