Exorcism in North America: Life as a Taoist Priest in Chicago

Don't think that Europeans and Americans have the same moral values ​​as the Chinese. Morality is a luxury product, and Americans are uneducated. People don't care about the leaked video? You are superficial.

I've watched too many videos of Lao A and Lao Zhen lately, and I feel like the cult you wrote about is just like that, worse than corpse Christmas trees and sewer slimes. Human beings really can't make up things that are beyond their own knowledge and imagination.

Dongfang Xiexiu: What? You Western devils want to take people's souls, but you have to sign a contract to fulfill people's wishes?

It can be confirmed that it is a story with multiple female protagonists, and the harem party can buy it. In addition, the main line and goal of this book are also very clear. The key is that the author, as a newcomer (self-proclaimed), handles it very well. It can even be said that there is no poisonous point. The rhythm of the story is also very comfortable. It is already very powerful I hope the author will keep it up.

I originally thought that the Ten Thousand Souls Banner was a small underworld that contained souls in exchange for power. But looking at the plot behind it, it is actually decomposing the soul in exchange for soul points, in exchange for the soul. Isn't this a completely magical way?

My personal understanding is that I have read Chapter 114 so far. What is the use of this police detective heroine? Or ability? Take joining the FBI as an example. The FBI wants to invite her? Why invite her? Which unusual incident did she handle? The little succubus can still help. What else has she done besides being rescued by the male protagonist during the spirit removal process?

Isn't there a plot about physically exorcising a lady?

The biggest problem with this book is that the pace is very awkward. When the author talks about the development of the case, there is always a feeling that the protagonist is blind. Too many cases are too closely intertwined with the protagonist during the development, but the protagonist is always unable to discover the clues in time. Basically, it is in the collapse stage, only to complete the confirmation and then deal with it. This way of writing always makes the protagonist seem a bit incompetent. The overall feeling is that the author did not grasp the distance between the development of the case and the protagonist well. There were too many intersections in the early stage, and the opponent often did not deliberately hide his behavior. Anyway, it looks awkward. I hope the lower part will be improved. The theme is actually well chosen and the power system is quite complete. Unfortunately, the pace is too uncomfortable.

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I've finished "reading" many great books 🙂