An Exorcist’s Life in America
美利坚驱魔人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 179k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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90Chapters
4.5kRecommendations
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The last book's undercover role was just too ridiculous.
Police? Gangsters? Or some mysterious organization? It doesn't matter. I just want the protagonist to know: "Where to go? Who to kill? How many?"
The story is good, but there aren't many exciting moments.
Like the previous book, this one has a good story, but lacks many exciting moments. The protagonist's soul is somewhat special in the first few chapters, but the reason for its specialness is never clearly explained. Whether it's a cheat or not, it's still unclear after more than 50 chapters. It's highly likely that there's no cheat.
Unlike what I imagined, I thought it would be an urban fantasy with a contrast between reality and fantasy, but it turned out to include hell and demonic clones, turning the book into a magic or wizarding novel. The opening scene features a family heir on a remote island, and the first plot point is set in a sparsely populated area.
The mysterious storylines that Gunslinger couldn't explore can now be openly presented as the main plot. We must carry on the butcher tradition; everyone loves rivers of blood, so don't lose out on this huge thrill!
This looks like it's all about killing! I love it, Butcher!
While browsing the American category, I saw Gunman and suddenly remembered that the author had started a new book. I wanted to see how it would fare. I found the book as soon as it started, but I wasn't interested and only read up to chapter 19 before losing interest. Now, when I come back, I find that it has been abandoned for many days.
It's best not to only fight ghosts and demons; it gets too monotonous after a while.
North America has too many strange tales and legends, not just ghosts and demons, but also Wendigos, Mothmans, Bigfoot, New Jersey Mantis, and non-deer in the Appalachian Mountains... You could write about all sorts of ghost stories and UMA to enrich your novel.
Everyone talks about the "golden three chapters," but the author's first three chapters are so bad they could be deleted.
Also, arrange for the protagonist to go to the toilet, look in the mirror, and get a close-up shot of the protagonist, so that the reader knows nothing about the protagonist except what his name is.