Daily Settlement, Starting with Exorcising Evil

1. The protagonist is not weak in strength, but his official position is very small. In the article, except for the person from the Linggong who sent the sword, everyone else thinks that the protagonist is a minor character. 2. Join the official demon slaying organization, but there is no official news about the official stronghold. After slaying demons and demons, you will not be given any skills, elixirs, weapons, or promotion channels. You will have to rely on the protagonist's own plug-ins and his own information. 3. They are all Riddlers. No matter how powerful they are, they don't tell the protagonist any information. Lao Huang, an ordinary person, would rather die than leak the information to the protagonist. The protagonist never needs to search for souls, and it seems that he can only rely on bit by bit to find out. 4. According to the person from the Spiritual Palace, the protagonist's ability has allowed him to enter the central government agency as a soul hunter, but the protagonist has been wandering around in a small place. The situation is too small. Is the headhunting more attractive than the central government agency? Can a small place really have as many resources as a national center?

The writing is okay, but it would be better to focus on how to get rid of evil spirits and mix in some daily life, rather than talking about intrigues and intrigues. This is a world of martial arts, and what is emphasized is strong flying bricks.

The title is "Eliminating Evil Spirits," so just write "Eliminate Evil Spirits." Why write about intrigues? Of course, you can write it well, but the intrigue in the online article, just like the protagonist's IQ, cannot exceed the writer's upper limit.

How should I put it? It looks a bit weird, but I can't tell what's weird about it. Anyway, it's weird And it's always intriguing. I'm tired even if the protagonist is not tired, so I ran away.

I saw some people said they were idiots who could enter the museum. Let me take a look.

The foreshadowing is too deliberate. When it can't improve the protagonist's IQ, don't deliberately use luck to make up for it. A fool is more popular than an idiot.

Don't you think it looks like Twilight Divide?

The rhythm is very good, and it has an impactful appearance.

Because you don't rely on your root bones to increase your combat effectiveness. Unless you intentionally join a sect or practice exercises that require limiting your root bones, this root bone is actually useless. Moreover, we can no longer engage in any plot where a humble mortal beats a genius.

After reading about 20 chapters, I felt that it only introduced the identity of the male protagonist and the environment he was in. I had no idea of ​​the overall national situation, martial arts level, etc., And I didn't feel that it was any fun. Overall, it was pretty flat.