
Exorcising Demons
拔魔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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[Comment] Qin Ling Shuang in My Eyes
"From the moment he appeared before me on horseback, he was everything to me, my entire path to enlightenment. I am willing to become a demon for him." Fangfang, possessing a divine soul, was precocious. Her father, Mr. Qin, taught her knowledge but treated her merely as a rare research subject.
Reflections: The Advantages and Disadvantages of Exorcising Demons
Strengths of "Exorcising Demons": 1. Excellent writing style; the author possesses profound literary skill; some perfectly apt and ingenious metaphors are truly remarkable; the restrained and calm writing style leaves a lasting impression on the reader; 2.
I gave up again. The first book I read by Bing Da was *Ru Zi Di*, which was great. Then I went to find his other books... And then... I just couldn't take it anymore... I feel like a slightly modified sentence could describe it: Bing Da's books are good in every way, except I can't stand them.
Bing's writing is good, her skill is amazing, but she's just "sick"—she has a strange, inexplicable stubbornness. I don't know if she's intentionally trying to write heart-wrenching tragedies or if she has some weird requirement for the story's ending. Anyway, no matter how well the story is written, if the plot ends to achieve "that goal," it will feel strange and contrived towards the end.
This book is basically "Brave New World" disguised as a fantasy novel, friends. It's worth reading several times.
The author killed off Fangfang, yet still touted how much the protagonist loved her, and that he ended up marrying Yang Qingyin. It's like a death knell; only the first 200 chapters are worth reading. He's destined to be a third-rate writer for life… If the protagonist had died alone, perhaps not so many people would have abandoned the book.
I've noticed that most of the people complaining here are watching pirated versions. If you watch pirated content, fine, but why come to the official comment section to spew nonsense? 👍
I really don't understand why this book has so few readers. Look at all the garbage on the bestseller list.
Why hasn't Bing Lin been deified yet? I read his novels a long time ago, and I found them very unique.
The joy in the beginning foreshadows the sorrow that follows. Original text: "Did you hear that? Dad said, the bigger the beating you get when you're little, the better friends you'll be when you grow up." Xiao Qiu slapped her younger brother on the forehead and ran away. The hard steamed bun flew away, and Er Qiu fell to the ground, wailing loudly.