Hunting Demons in the Mountains, Becoming a Saint Through the Flesh

I've read several books based on the Erlang Shen archetype in "Searching for Demons in the Mountains," but they were all abandoned.

Is it the second brother's curse? Another unfinished project.

I feel the author shouldn't have written this route; searching the mountains yields very few good results.

Women only affect the speed of leveling up.

There's too little of it. Personally, I think "Eternal Life Journey to the West" is better; the fighting power in "The Great Celestial Master" is ridiculously weak.

This type of content is written in many new books recently.

I want to ask, is it that a novel was only discontinued after being highly recommended, or was it highly recommended after being discontinued? Is it so difficult to find a novel that suits your taste but doesn't quite fit your taste? Is the Sunflower Manual really that appealing?

Brother, you write better than many others. Don't abandon this project! Nobody's life is smooth sailing.

The protagonist's character is perfectly suited for a hunter. One question though: when did joining the army mean being able to go home more often? Even in ancient times, that didn't exist!

You're constantly complaining and swearing about your dog. Are you raising a dog or your father? It's not a big deal, but you write about it every other chapter. I can only conclude that you can't even raise a dog properly. You've written about a dog, but I haven't seen any loyalty, just constant complaining. Either don't write about it, or at least portray it as loyal and obedient. What you've written makes people feel like the dog doesn't deserve to be called a dog.