In North America, Dipping Talismans in Holy Water

The author, if you are writing with a religious theme, especially if you have a monotheistic religious background, you should restrain the lower body of the protagonist. If it is Taoist, Taoists may not care about it, but if you are monotheistic, you will directly insult the religion. The letter is too small, and it will not be good if you are caught by the police and have a heart-to-heart talk.

This kind of smart heroine feels a little unnecessary.

Why is the protagonist a waste of personal energy apart from knowing some Taoism? How many times have I been interrupted from reciting mantras? I remember that although Taoist physical training is not that famous, it still exists, right?

Tianshi, the leader of Taoism. Many Taoist spells and talismans need to borrow the power of the righteous god of heaven. The protagonist, a person who has inherited the inheritance of Tianshi, needs to join other sects. . Haha, will he be hacked to death? The author should let the protagonist establish his own business as soon as possible. It is inappropriate to write a book like this. It is said that it is all trivial, and every complaint is accurate.

This book was a bit out of place, so I took the Islamic scripture and ran to the church to read it. It doesn't matter if it's a savage. But you're Catholic, insider. Read Taoist scriptures. If he is discovered, he will be treated as a traitor. Don't talk about you? It will be fine if you are strong. The dispute between Islam and Catholicism has been going on for hundreds of years. Not to mention you, a little Taoist priest.

I've just read Chapter 10. It's a bit toxic, the setting is not pleasing, and the heroine is unreasonable. Also, Christine knows that there is a ghost, but the protagonist still tells her that there is no ghost. It feels like he is harming her.

It's not easy for a newcomer to write a book. If you think it's good, please give me free recommendation votes! Not a eunuch🥺

Don't say that there is a devil in the human heart. You have already written that others also know about the devil. What else is the protagonist trying to cover up? I'm speechless.

Reading the introduction, it feels like using Chinese Taoism to make a name for Western Gods.

What should I say, after reading a few chapters, I found that this book has a huge poisonous point. Since there are supernatural events, officials and wealthy people other than the Holy See definitely know about supernatural events and the profession of exorcism. Therefore, even if the protagonist uses Eastern Taoism to exorcise demons, as long as he is not caught by the people from the Inquisition, there should be no big problem. As for where the poison is, in a world where supernatural events exist, a Chinese professional exorcist with an official background acts like a fucking thief in everything he does. Although there is a reason for his low status as a god, but! ! ! There is only one professional exorcist cleric in a damn town, how low can his status be? ? ? It's just the author doing some random things.