Classmates, Slay the Demons

Why don't you change the title of your book to "Please, Comrades, Slay the Demon"?

The sixth son of a later generation teaches the teenagers of the fiery era? The grandson teaches the grandfather?

I breathed a sigh of relief when I realized he only intended to whip the weasel with the belt. I had thought he was going to do something unspeakable to it.

The writing style is very skillful and clean, but the character conflicts feel a bit forced. Basically, almost everyone seems to have a grudge against the protagonist, which feels a little awkward. Otherwise, it's quite good.

The title is rubbish, the synopsis is even worse than a dissertation, but the content is phenomenal. The author really needs to revise it. I almost missed a great book if I hadn't read the comments.

I see you as: One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones, Jade Pure Abode, Pure and Subtle Heavenly Saint Ascending to the Jade Pure Realm, Formed from the Primordial Qi, the Precious Lord of the Sun, the Primordial Heavenly Venerable, the Wondrous Supreme God.

Before "The Legend of the Mountain and Sea Sect," the writing was truly excellent. It captured the youthful spirit and ambition of the teacher's poem, "Just Like Us Young Students," a spirit of "If You Dare, Fight If You Dare." After "The Legend of the Mountain and Sea Sect," it was relegated to obscurity, and after "The Chaotic Star Sea," it became mediocre.

The protagonist's cheat ability is the several life-bound magical treasures he carries, each with its own function. I. Setting: Although there aren't many items, the setting is quite rich, but it's not overwhelming. It clearly explains what each magical artifact does, and overall, the cheat setting is quite good. II.

I finished reading this book, and I have mixed feelings about it. Let me say a few honest words. To start with the good points, the first hundred or so chapters were indeed very good. The concepts of time travel, the body of the Absolute Law, leveling up by slaying demons, and binding magic weapons, although not particularly novel, were written smoothly by the author and were packed with…

Cool! Brothers, let's go! This is a rare dual transmigration story, set in two different eras, with different ages, different times, and different personalities. The plot flows smoothly, the writing is pleasant, and the characters are vividly portrayed. Most importantly, the main character is really charming. 😁 Brothers, don't be fooled by the book title and synopsis.