The Resurgence of Demons: From the Start, I Tore Down the Demon-Suppressing Temple

The issue of human nature is well written. When an avalanche occurs, no snowflake is innocent. But as a novel, I personally feel that it would be better to set up more contrasts. This contrast is not just the contrast between cultivators. To give some examples of ordinary people, there are always good people in the world, and there are true feelings in disasters. Write these out to enrich the article, and the theme can be sublimated from the contrast.

Top-notch protagonist, awesome supporting cast, rubbish narrative

The novel is well written, but as a novel it is too profound in its description of human nature, and it is difficult to get angry.

Holy Mother, there is too much nonsense. What can be solved in one sentence has to be written in dozens of chapters.

This book describes a group of idiots. There is no normal person except pig's feet. Please withdraw.

I am speechless. With such great strength, I have been let down by the people in the world. As a result, I have to be scolded wherever I go, or make things difficult for me. I am always like a holy mother bitch, and I don't do anything unless someone calls you a master. I feel that all of you have been wronged.

How should I put it? It felt to me like it was written for the purpose of describing the darkness of human nature. Even though the protagonist has saved three people, most people in the book still treat the protagonist as a villain.

Overall, it's pretty good, but there's too much nonsense and the fights aren't easy.

Very poorly written

It's smelly and hard. A small thing can tear him apart. It's so annoying that it's more holy than the Holy Mother.