The Calamity of Exorcism

Please update soon, author...

This book would have been a hit long ago if it had fewer melodramatic plot twists at the beginning. Keep up the good work, I believe in you.

While this novel might not be considered a great read by today's standards, I felt it was definitely in the top ten back in 2014-2015.

Hopefully, the author will update soon... 🌹🤭🤭🤭😁😄😄

1. Pay attention to the continuity of the plot, and try to avoid logical errors so that the reader doesn't feel lost or confused. 2. Practice your writing style. It's not about grand scenes or exquisite descriptions; the highest level of language mastery is to use simple language to convey extraordinary meaning. 3. Try to avoid typos.

Before I knew it, this book had grown so much! Back then, I wondered if the author could keep going, but now I'm just waiting to celebrate.

Where there are good people, there are bad people. So, protagonist, if you don't give the villains a good beating, you'll be letting down your readers.

Okay, this is the real protagonist, unlike some disgusting books where the protagonist is constantly tormenting one person or another.

Powerful forces—a typical trope in third-rate novels! However, when written by an author with such eloquent prose and a deep understanding of human nature and social dynamics, it only adds more brilliance to the story. I always thought this library wouldn't contain anything of value, but now I have to admit I was wrong.

I've been reading this book since the very beginning. To be honest, the author's writing isn't that great, but the story is still very captivating. I hope the author won't portray the demons as too evil, as they've made me a little scared. Keep up the good work!