Exorcist of Demons

Good heavens! It's come back to life!

At first, I thought I knew the ending, but to my surprise, I guessed the beginning right, but not the ending. (My ideal man is a peerless hero; one day he will come to marry me riding on a seven-colored cloud. I guessed the beginning, but I couldn't guess the ending.) Adding elements of film, advertising, and skits makes it quite fresh, and the Snickers element is relatively relatable. It gives you the feeling of watching a TV show or movie, not just a supernatural novel! Gui Le'er lazily yawned and said, "I played games all night last night, and today I feel completely drained." (Add a line afterward: "Backache, sore back, tired, hungry, please drink xx kidney...")

I didn't intend to write about anything socially relevant, but I couldn't help myself. I don't know when it started, but school bullying has become commonplace. Even suicide or murder due to unbearable bullying is no longer news. Perhaps in your class, there were one or two particularly problematic students. They became the subject of ridicule, even bullied, because of their family's financial situation, their studies, or their appearance. While the bullies are certainly despicable, what I find even more heartbreaking are the onlookers who laughed and joked. It's these people...

While Ji Yao appears to be the protagonist on the surface, foreshadowing suggests that Gui Le is the true protagonist, making Ji Yao more of an important NPC. Returning the chains from Le'er's past life further reinforces this feeling, suggesting that Ji Yao owes Gui Le not only possessions but also his life. For some reason, I have a feeling that Ji Yao will die for Le'er. After all, the theme of karma and retribution remains prominent in the current story. Emotionally speaking, if Ji Yao dies, it will establish the emotional tone of the entire text.

I first read your novel nine months ago, when it had only a few chapters updated. Time flies! Things have changed so much since then. You've updated so many chapters already! (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻ However, I still hope the author can move more towards a yuri (lesbian) direction. The character portrayals are very delicate, and the personalities are very distinct—I won't elaborate on that. The ambiguity without being confusing deserves praise. But I still want the main couple to be even more... ⊙∀⊙! In love! Like, various bondage...

The original plan for the "Friends" episode was to kill off Wang Tiehua and have Xu Qiang take his place. However, the ending was later changed because it felt too lenient to give such a scumbag a happy ending; a rare surge of righteousness arose within me.

It's over... I feel a little lost.

Isn't this supposed to be Fox Spirit Matchmaker?

The story is finished!

Just wondering, what brand of razor blades do you like, author?