Xuan Qingwei

Now that I've read Chapter 50, the content has nothing to do with the introduction. There is no content about slaying demons at all, and the only case is about evil cultivators. Is this about slaying demons and practicing cultivation? This is clearly about the ups and downs of officialdom, and the introduction is just a fart!

Let's go next door for this writing. It's incompatible with Qimao's style. It's really good-looking, but I don't think it can achieve very good results in Qimao. It would be better to switch platforms as soon as possible.

The title of the book is Xuanqingwei, the largest violent organization in the world of the book. It is responsible for protecting ordinary people in the world of demons and monsters. Therefore, it has law enforcement and judicial powers, as well as strong military support. The Pig's Knuckle IQ is online. As a time traveler, the protagonist is tactful when he should be tactful, and knows how to make money and share it with his boss's subordinates. When the organization changed, the superiors felt that Xuanqingwei, who had such great power, could not be corrupt, so the protagonist took the opportunity to build Xuanqingwei's internal review team based on the Discipline Inspection Commission, Independent Commission Against Corruption and other organizations he knew before traveling through time. On the first day he took office, he decisively found a person to show his authority and honor. Unlike many protagonists who encounter this kind of situation, the author of psychological activities can write three or four chapters. The beginning of this book is also good. It does not stick to the three golden chapters. Instead, it starts with a tragic case of family extermination. The protagonist draws people into the case and explains the world view.

At the beginning, solving crimes in the world of cultivation and fantasy was a bit interesting, but the whole story became boring. The cultivation and fantasy have been weakened, and secular officialdom is the theme. This novel can be named A History of the Struggle of a Film Cop, A Record of the Promotion of a Soldier.

The author is a pervert and has incorrect views. The protagonist even eats Yin tofu made of human blood. The author firmly resists this kind of behavior.

After watching it for a long time, I realized I had seen it a long time ago.

Ridiculous, the setting is too ridiculous. The sect is suppressed by the imperial court. The sect described at the beginning feels very powerful. As the later stages progress, the status of the sect is worse than that of a black flag camp. How can any sect cultivating immortals be controlled by the imperial court! An even more ridiculous protagonist setting, highlighting a submissive character with no independent opinion or self-awareness.

The first 300 chapters are somewhat interesting. It was the first time I read this type of book and I could still read it. But after the 300th chapter, there are two words: ink marks. It's too ink-stained. I keep saying those words over and over again. I can't stand it anymore after seeing chapter 860. Chapters 7 and 8 describe a fight that ended with a few soldiers being killed. I really couldn't stand it, it was really torturous. The more I look at it, the more upset I get, the more I look at it, the more I feel angry, the more I look at it, the more irritable I am, the more I look at it, the more I want to hit someone, blanch!

I can't stand it anymore when I see people eating tofu with human blood.

Articles in ancient times, solving crimes, etc. Are worth reading.