A Heavenly Master, but a Pacifist

The fake heavenly master who just gets by~(^з^)-☆

20 Years ago, I started watching Urban Demon Strange Tales, and after a break, I went online every day to find the follow-up. After 20 years, I finally read a novel of the same type. It's too difficult, it's too difficult.

I don't know why, but it always feels like reading a record of unusual creatures. Even the cover is typed out in Word.

Personally I think it is a very good-looking work Although it is about cities, monsters, and heavenly masters, it does not use the extremely beautiful female monsters in various legends or modern literary and artistic works as a gimmick to "populate the world", nor does it advocate the indiscriminate killing of "those who are not of our race must have different hearts" The innocent super hero kills the king. Of course, the protagonist Zhou Daochang is not the kind of conspirator who plans this plan and tries to trap them for profit, nor is he a political creature who relies on the monsters' abilities or power background to fight for power. The beauty brought by this peaceful and peaceful relaxed atmosphere is a kind of cleansing for me.

It's very interesting. The last time I had this feeling was when I watched Matsuko's "I'm Not a Monster"

The exciting feeling of the main plot was reduced in the female ghost chapter. Although I agree with the writing method of group portraits, whether it is the rhythm or the level of plot, the appeal is weakening Especially at the point of release. The gimmicks are a bit lacking. I always feel that the part about the hospital is very good, but the part about it is too far forward.

Grandpa passed away on April 25th. He had acute leukemia. The first phase of chemotherapy was quite successful, but he still passed away due to complications. His body was very strong, but he didn't expect that the leukemia was gone in just one month after he was diagnosed in March. He passed away so suddenly. The day before He was fine, but suddenly worsened the next day. I really wish there was medicine that could cure leukemia. I still have a lot to say to him. I want to bring him a lot of food and places to play. I also want to hear him talk. I really miss him.

It looks good, but the main character's abilities are a bit weak. I feel like he doesn't use any other skills except "predicting the future".

It's pretty good-looking. The only drawback is that the characters are borrowed too much.

The nine-tailed fox in heat 24 hours a day, the zombie Taoist nun, the protagonist named Zhou... It has a feeling of nostalgia. Different chapters tell the life of different monsters in the city, and the collision with the protagonists. I hope there will be no dark and sad plot.