
Exorcism in America
美利坚诡异驱魔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 610k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Am I just average? It feels like a complete mess.
As for TV series, "American Horror Story" is pretty good.
Let's turn America into a trilogy: a terrifying exorcist, a bizarre exorcism, and an outrageous ghost hunt—how wonderful!
Is there anyone who writes about the abilities of a DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online) Exorcist, and then dual-wields a physical and magical Exorcist, wielding an axe in one hand and prayer beads in the other?
Honestly, the subject matter is really good, but the writing is a bit touching. Most importantly, many parts of the story are rather nonsensical, and the male lead seems like a brainless idiot. I'll watch some more; if it doesn't work out, I'll drop it.
Is Qidian now capable of producing such "explosive" novels?
Leo, where's your horse? 🐶 Shouldn't it be Mario?
The subject matter is good, but
The writing is not bad, but it feels very chaotic and a bit difficult to read. There are too many plot holes. What is the male protagonist? Why doesn't he solve each case one by one before moving on to the next? He hasn't even finished dealing with the small town before moving on to the next map. The male protagonist often loses control. What is the dog?
It's really not good. Can't you write a genre novel?
I saw the author mention in their previous book that this one also has no female lead, is that right?