Exorcising Demons

"From the moment he appeared in front of me on horseback, he was everything to me, my whole path. I am willing to become a devil for him." Fangfang, who possesses a divine soul, is precocious. Her father, Mr. Qin, taught her talents but only treated her as a rare research object. It is conceivable that the young Qin Lingshuang has never felt the parental love of ordinary children. Fangfang's education and extraordinary intelligence made her completely incompatible with Yelin Town. She had almost no playmates, but it didn't matter to her who was used to being alone. Her father betrothed her to the eldest son of the Shen family. He was a fool, but it didn't matter to a child who had never been favored by his father. In general, Fangfang seems to not care about anything, no matter the hardships given by fate or anything else. A born Taoist. Until a dream of Grandma Feng touched the young Mu Xingqiu and took Fangfang away in red clothes. At this time, the girl with divinity had a real intersection with the secular world. She was no longer arrogant. She was at a loss about the new world with which she was bound, but she had no hesitation. Fangfang's love is almost divine and inclusive of everything. On the night of the curse in Duanliu City, she transferred all Mu Xingqiu's suffering to herself, but she downplayed it; she broke the pill for Mu Xingqiu (perhaps for the sake of orthodoxy and the people, but her unwavering belief was love without hesitation) until the moment of destruction, "She figured out many things about the spell. There were many things and many truths. She had a smile on her face and was happy for what she had gained. She just wanted to share these insights with one person." "The Tao Fire suddenly ignited. Fangfang saw the location and shape of the Tao Fire for the first time, but she could not send this image out. This was her only regret." This is the Fangfang before her rebirth. Although she is a little girl who can hide her mouth and smile, she actually doesn't care about anything, even death. Except Mu Xingqiu. Xiaoqiu's obsession, Broken Pill's instant understanding, and the spirit that was taken away, created Qin Lingshuang in the soul state of the Frost Soul Sword. But Mu Xingqiu's painful rest of his life was definitely not what Fangfang wanted to see. Even though she only had a broken soul left, she practiced hard enough to be able to communicate with Mu Xingqiu verbally and get rid of his debt (Mu Xingqiu's sense of debt was actually greater than love?), And she could accept a new relationship with peace of mind. Before Mu Xingqiu could calmly accept Qin Lingshuang's death, he had already fallen in love with Yang Qingyin. How could Fangfang not know? After rebirth, Qin Lingshuang was no different from before. Mu Xingqiu is still the same Mu Xingqiu, but unlike Fangfang, who is close to a god, Mu Xingqiu has always been a mortal. "Forgetting is a gift from mortals." What I mean by forgetfulness is not the loss of memory, but the loss of feelings. No matter how I feel, I am no longer the young boy who regards Fangfang as everything. As smart as Qin Lingshuang, she would have known Xiaoqiu's choice (the possessed Fangfang is also the real Fangfang, and the exchange of fireballs shows that she already knows what is important in Mu Xingqiu's heart). There is only one person in this world who can move her. Chaos, Taoism, and all living beings, go to hell. She could break a pill for Mu Xingqiu, or she could save him from a love disaster. It's not that Fangfang wants to give up on Mu Xingqiu, it's that she knows his intentions. He had already let it go, so she had to let it go. He wants to save the world, so she wants to become stronger and fight for a world she doesn't care about. What a first love, a mistress, a bad wife. I think this comparison is an insult to Fangfang, Xiaoqiu and my mother. Mu Xingqiu has always been a mortal, and Yang Qingyin's love is mortal and the most reassuring to him. Fangfang's love was divine, so heavy that he couldn't bear it, and so humble that he didn't need to respond.

Advantages of "Drawing Out the Demons": 1. The writing is excellent, the author has profound writing skills, some well-timed and wonderful metaphors are amazing, and the restrained and calm writing style makes the readers have a long aftertaste; 2. Excellent character creation, every character who appears is flesh and blood, writes weird people, weirdos, idiots, and delusional people, each has its own characteristics, all stand up, and appear to be lifelike in just a few strokes. It is lifelike and impresses the readers deeply and cannot be forgotten; 3. The world view is bold, the stage is magnificent, the nine avenues are unified, the battle between monsters and demons is quite exciting, the major forces are organically blended together by the plot, and it is complex but not chaotic. 4. The story has many reversals and tricks, which often makes readers feel unexpected, but it is reasonable after careful consideration, which gives a strong reading pleasure. Disadvantages of "Bad Demon": 1. The story is a bit anticlimactic. Starting from Zhibu Bang, the plot gradually becomes lengthy and boring. The main line is not obvious. The story clues are confusing. The final layout is wrapped up too quickly. The ending ends too quickly. The lack of climax leads to an overly depressing atmosphere. It is quite uncomfortable to read. 2. Good at writing "people" but stingy with "people". Although many wonderful characters have been written, the use and role of these characters in the plot are too hasty. A large number of characters created in the early and middle stages of the story were reduced to soy sauce in the later stages. The division of strength levels changed from clear to blurred. The combat power system was "inflated". A large number of high-power characters became no longer conspicuous. The foreshadowing was hastily ended. Three of the eighteen subjects had no narrative at all. The lunch boxes were distributed in batches too casually. 3. The plot suspense and reversal were written too hard in the middle and late stages. The characters changed too much and too quickly. Readers hide too many clues and often explain after a reversal "It turns out that xx has the function of yy". Such behind-the-scenes design is too deliberate Generally speaking, the writing power of Drawing Demons is further than that of the Dead Man's Book. The pattern and layout are obviously more systematic and grand than the Dead Man's Book. Although there are similar problems (poor closure in the later period), it is still an undoubted masterpiece of fairy tales and not to be missed.

I gave up again. Ruzi Di was the first book I read. It was good. Then go find other books he has written. . . . . . . Then. . . . I really can't stand it. . . . . I feel like I can describe it in one sentence. Everything about Bingda's books is good, but I can't stand it. After picking up and putting down the dead man several times, I didn't want to watch it even if Fang Fang exploded. Regardless of whether he is resurrected or not, my heart cannot bear it anymore. Bingda's writing is good, really good. Every time those beautiful and longing things are written, they make people love and yearn for them. Then. . . . Bang, it's gone. Again and again, I couldn't bear it anymore. But, how to say it. I think this may also be the shortcoming of Bingda's small number of books. The plots and characters can be different, but the techniques are too repetitive. Regardless of the plot and characters, Bingda's writing techniques are too repetitive, or too obvious. Weird situations, people with different thoughts, confusing and complicated information, this method is not uncommon. Once or twice is still fresh, but if it is more than once, with Bing Da's delicate description and cold writing style, the reader will feel tired. In the online writing market, it seems too tiring and fatal. Fast-food reading is unbearable. I really hope that Bingda can use its excellent writing style and exquisite layout to create some works with a more royal style. Whether it is online novels or literary novels, deep and depressive novels will not be mainstream. Since the novel is a representative of popular literature, it should not be too high-spirited. Lower-income people are the main audience.

Bingda's writing is good and his writing power is amazing, but he is "sick" and has some inexplicable stubbornness. I don't know whether he deliberately wants to write a heart-wrenching tragedy or has some strange requirements for the ending of the story. Anyway, no matter how good the story is, as long as the story line is concluded in order to achieve "that goal", it will become very strange and very deliberate later on. Anyway, I won't read it again. This kind of deliberate abuse is really disgusting. No matter how well written it is, I won't read it.

This book is "Brave New World" wrapped in a fairy tale. Friends, it is worth reading several times.

It writes Fangfang to death, and encourages the protagonist to love her more, and finally marries Yang Qingyin. Just like the Book of the Dead, only the first 200 chapters can be read, and he is destined to be a first-class writer in his life... If the protagonist ends up alone, there may not be so many people abandoning the book.

I found that most of the people who come here to complain are watching pirated versions. If they watch pirated versions, they just watch pirated versions. They actually come to the genuine comment section to have diarrhea. This has been the case all my life 👍

I really don't understand why there are so few readers of this book. Look at all the garbage on the list.

Why hasn't Binglin become a god yet? I've been reading his novels for a long time, and they feel very unique.

The joy in the front is for the sadness in the back. Original text: "Did you hear, dad said, you were beaten hard when you were young, but you will be a good friend when you grow up." Xiaoqiu slapped his brother on the forehead and ran away. The hard buns flew away, Erqiu fell to the ground and cried loudly. Lao Qiu stood up and chased after him while yelling and scolding. However, a few years ago, he could no longer catch up with Xiaoqiu's legs. When he ran to the gate, Xiaoqiu had disappeared.