I Slay Demons with Poetry

It's so clever, the protagonist was framed after becoming the champion, was dismissed from office and driven out of Chang'an, and became an outcast. No one in such a large dynasty knew that the protagonist was framed, and no one came out to redress his grievances? After dealing with the demon, rescue came belatedly. There are intrigues everywhere and I'm tired of watching them!

Apart from the well-chosen subject matter, there are no other highlights. The plot is confusing and illogical.

I personally think this book is very good. The author applies the ideas and situations of ancient poems very well to the protagonist. The author's writing style is so good that it combines modern thinking with ancient society without any sense of contradiction. The whole book depicts the emotions of the protagonist Song Mu in detail, and writes his joy, anger, sorrow, worry and fear vividly. At the same time, the book also uses a lot of fantasy gods and demon systems to attract everyone's interest in reading, making the article vivid and not boring. The author of this book should still be constantly thinking about and improving the following chapters. I hope that the author's ideas will spring up and reach new heights.

The worst time-travel protagonist I have ever seen, no time-traveling advantage at all, and the writing is too subpar.

This type of book, apart from the one that started the genre, is really not worth reading.

Very ink, very ink, very ink.

One word cut╮ (╯_╰)╭

The billion-fold reward system has been loaded✧*｡٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*｡

Half a section of an article is too many, how can it be read all over the world? In the end, if God is still supreme, how can we liberate the people?

After reading too much Gou Dao Lei, I always feel a bit like an angry youth, but this type of writing is normal.