The Demon Hunter’s Journal

There are very few articles that can grasp the core from beginning to end without going off topic. I have only seen no more than five such articles so far. Most of them become harem articles as they are written, or end in a hurry after writing. This one has been updated to more than a thousand. The story links from beginning to end are smooth, basically no nonsense, and there is no mess of kiss, me, love, love, love. I am looking forward to the next development of the story. I hope the author will continue to work hard and finish it perfectly. I must reward it!

This book is quite nice. The protagonist Zhang Jiusei has read many strange books left by his grandfather. He is actually self-taught without a teacher. He failed to pass the college entrance examination and went to seek refuge with his third uncle, although he was kidnapped twice in a row. But they all survived by luck. Follow the third uncle to fight the golden corpse, follow the boss Wu to get Zhong Kui to swallow the ghost mirror, and now see the corpse king's arm appear again. Although I haven't officially learned the art from a teacher, the courage and wisdom I show every time are very admirable. Such a good book, I actually missed it many times because of the title of The Exorcist. In fact, in traditional fantasy novels, fortune tellers, Feng Shui masters, onmyoji masters, sword cultivators, Taoist monks are more attractive. Exorcising evil spirits and catching ghosts is more attractive. I thought The Exorcist was a set made by foreigners. The name is a bit misleading. The author's thinking is clear and the story is told eloquently. Judging from the two things of monks and life extension, the evaluation is still very pertinent. A novel worth reading.

Oh, it would be great if those characters from the trilogy came out

I like this book very much and have read it several times.

The book is wonderful and beautiful. But! I've read almost 500 chapters and I can't stand it anymore! The protagonist finally stopped being so useless, but I really can't stand it anymore. The siblings and the chief are so disgusting. They always stand on the moral high ground and give orders, sacrificing others to benefit themselves, and they talk so righteously!

After reading so many books, these two books are comparable to each other.

From the first chapter to about 200 chapters, the early stage was okay. Since I went to the Uncursed Road, I have started to use all kinds of wisdom and force to be righteous. If I don't have any skills, I can help my third uncle look after the store in Bai Shi's shop and accept some commissions based on my own strength to practice myself. Just reading books can increase my ability to practice combat and use thaumaturgy? A high school student seems to be invincible with a tantric stick. The black-hearted fairy couldn't catch up with you. After listening to Lao Han's advice, he forgot in the blink of an eye. If he doesn't resolutely return the ink, you have the ability to save your life. You are just a baby and you want to compete with the Sanda world champion. Isn't this nonsense? Why would Black Heart take such a big risk to pursue you and insist on killing you? After hiding for decades, he arrogantly went to the Soulless Bridge to kill you. The demon-suppressing soldiers couldn't defeat you. It was the third uncle and the fourth uncle whose father's guardian envoy was dealing with the Yin soldiers. Isn't the soul of the fourth uncle attached to the wood? Doesn't it mean that you can't hit the coffin bearer and cause no damage? Then what is so great about your fourth uncle? Every time you know you are going to die, you go to the edge of death to test it. If you can't beat it, your mindless love will take over and your mother's heart will be taken over. In the end, you will drag down the person who saves you. The author's thinking is really strange. The preface and follow-up of the writing are inconsistent, making people who read it confused and angry.

I feel like the plot is too tight. I just finished a big fight and have to fight again. It's not interesting to watch the fight.

Generally speaking, the protagonist's IQ seems to be a bit problematic. The plot relies on the protagonist's attempts to commit suicide again and again. I think it's silly, but that's right. I've read more than a hundred chapters and the whole family is invincible. How can the protagonist embody the excitement of life and death without committing suicide? In the end, the writing is close to narrative, a bit like reading someone else's diary.

It's super nice, but it's not updated enough. Woohoo🥹