In North America, Exorcising Satan
人在北美，超度撒旦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 616k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The protagonist's Eastern way of thinking is acceptable, but why do Americans also have Eastern ways of thinking, such as blind dates and pressure to get married? Does this exist in the United States?
It's baffling that with such a beautiful woman right beside him, he still went to nightclubs to find someone else. Was he afraid of getting diseases or was he mentally disturbed?
The first three chapters already had flaws. The story of exorcising Satan and creating a wise black cat that's even connected to Satan is ridiculous. Furthermore, this Satanic power forces the protagonist to exorcise demons, and right from the start, a whip is already in the protagonist's back.
My suggestion is to remove the so-called projection cat; its abilities are uncontrollable, and it has its own thoughts. The cheat ability has been discovered. I don't know what the author was thinking; it seems to be precisely targeting a large portion of the readers. If the author is just entertaining themselves, then so be it. The theme and the author's writing are good. It's good, but I can't finish it.
The cheat code was a bit weak, and the natives even discovered it.
Regarding the author's answers to some questions, I can summarize it in one word: water 😁
It's really strange. They got the hang of it quickly without any drastic measures, the Satanic projection didn't have any direct harmful abilities, and the method for exorcising demons wasn't explained. It's very odd.
Something feels off. You can't say he's not good, given his various abilities; but if you say he's good, his abilities are just so-so.
Is it possible, I mean, is that Hell and Heaven are one and the same person, and if you cause trouble for Hell, Heaven might cause trouble for you in return?
Shouldn't exorcising Satan's power mean gaining some of his abilities, even a weakened version? Instead, it's become independent? Do you even think that makes logical sense?