Where Do You Think You’re Going, Demoness?

Thousands and two hundred years ago, the separatism of local vassal towns led to great chaos in the world. There were endless wars in the world, and demons and evil cultivators were born rampantly. So they pulled the strings among the six schools of Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, Mohism, Legalism, and Military, and prepared to establish the "Six Daosi", which was responsible for killing demons and eliminating demons, and investigating all cases related to monks and demons. Later, it survived two dynasties and reached the present Jin Dynasty. At this time, the Jin Dynasty was in troubled times due to evil practices and frequent murders. It is based on the Ming Dynasty to create a historical imaginary, and then because of the supernatural elements, there are demons and monsters. The protagonist joins the official department, uses modern scientific knowledge to reason and investigate cases, and subjugate demons. And he met several close friends and reached the pinnacle of life. The novel involves elements such as time travel, weirdness, detective work, suspense, and multiple female protagonists. The protagonist travels back in time and is framed and attacked by himself and his family. The protagonist works hard to resolve the crisis, and then uses his own wisdom to solve several major cases. He interacts with several female protagonists, and runs towards a soaring future and Shura field. At the beginning, the protagonist was almost framed in the brothel, but in the end, he relied on his status in the special department and his professional abilities to get himself out of the suspicion a little bit. The protagonist starts from the bottom and gets promoted by constantly solving crimes, and meets different female characters during the journey. The plot mainly revolves around the protagonist solving crimes and falling in love. However, although the novel is classified as a crime-solving genre, the plot is mainly about emotional drama. The Shura scene in this book is very intense, and the Shura scene in other books is just a tune-up. This book is just a Shura scene when it comes to daily life. The heroines are all nymphomaniacs and brainless, and the emotional scenes are awkward and brainless. The first chapter was okay, but after a bunch of heroines came out, I couldn't read it. I spent every day with this girl and that girl. It's fine if the female protagonist is not good enough, but after each female protagonist has a child, she starts to like to write that the child is more important than the male protagonist, and she still cares about the male protagonist after having children. You can't write that the male protagonist is as important as the offspring. Apart from the main storyline, the only other thing I wanted to do was watch the Harem Shura Field. What purpose does writing this thing have besides disgusting people? Just write it once. Yes, several heroines who have children have written this kind of psychological description. The more I look at the back, the more I can't stand it. The male protagonist is like a clown, which is really a failure. This kind of plot directly made the heroine Yu Hongshang into a bad person. She gave birth to her child prematurely without telling him, and didn't let them recognize each other. Is this what a heroine who loves the hero should do? It's really uncomfortable. The emperor has the emperor's difficulties, but if Li Xuan took over this matter easily. At first, the plot was thought to be a story about investigating fairy tales, but in the middle, I found out that it was a story about traditional fairy tales, and in the end, I found out that it was about fairy tales telling secrets! The final highlight of this book is the fight for the throne in the mortal world. (Although the combat power system has collapsed) The Outland that comes after is simply a drag, and even the Outland expedition is unable to defeat a small judge king in the mortal world. Da Siming led his men to assassinate his wife and child without saying anything. Although he didn't know the child was his at the time, his wife was his, right? And if the new emperor dies, won't the protagonist's efforts to change it all be in vain? The most speechless thing is that Da Siming, the most disgusting villain in the book, didn't die in the end!

The protagonist's IQ becomes lower the more you write about it.

It's written like the protagonist's fight scenes, a mess

It was fine in the early days, but started to get more and more laggy in the middle.

You can take a look at the front, but forget about it later.

Please sister, please

There is a hammer in the east and a stick in the west. The writing is a bit off-topic. I can't keep up if I wander a little. Solving crimes is better than cultivating immortals.

It's really good, but I don't have time to read it anymore.

The front is fine, but the back is like a stallion

The first and middle stages are good, but the back room is too big and feels average.