The Poor Life of the Number One Exorcist

Commentator: Shizi Title: A Promising Emerging Work Word Count: 3598 Reading Time: 5 minutes Reading Progress: Volume 2, Chapter 4 Suitable Reader Type: Author who wants to make everyday life interesting, author who uses villains to portray characters Comment Summary: A promising new work that shows potential for improvement—farming in the countryside while casually fighting villains and building a harem. Hello! This is Shizi, and I'm back after a few days. Well, this week's work is "The Poor Life of the First Exorcist." When we first started communicating, the author asked me a few questions right away. I thought to myself, this author is really straightforward, asking about whether it can attract readers...

As usual, I opened SF Light Novel before bed, hoping to read some lousy books to help me fall asleep faster. And so, this book caught my eye. However, after reading the first few chapters, I realized I had made a huge mistake. I had fallen into the author's trap. Simply put, this book is extremely! Extremely! Extremely! Interesting!!! So interesting that it made me forget the fatigue of work, so interesting that it made me forget the sweetness of my dreams, so interesting that it made me forget tomorrow's driving test!! The author's writing style is...

Overall, the plot is decent. Although it follows a familiar formula, it's not boring; it's lighthearted when it needs to be light, and serious when it needs to be serious. However, after reading the current chapters, I have to point out some glaring flaws. For example, the male protagonist goes out to practice his love with his sister, but the angel is home with no one from the association besides the dragon sister? Also, the few seconds of "tug-of-war" between the male protagonist and the vanished angel when he's about to kill the witch and rescue the hostages is really awkward. After all, this book isn't like "Hero, I've Long Aren't Heroes"—it's not a nonsensical comedy. While it has some elements of that, it's generally more like a light novel, so these kinds of plot points are...

Let me share my thoughts on the conclusion here. Thank you to all the readers who have been with me until the very end, and thank you to all the other readers for your support. The exorcist has had its highs and lows, and now it has finally come to an end. Although this ending will be criticized as a rushed and poorly executed one, I have done my best. Whether this story brings you dissatisfaction or joy, I am honored to have met you all. And finally, goodbye.

This is my first time writing a book review, and after much thought, I decided to dedicate my first time to this book (cough cough, don't get the wrong idea, be serious). Although I'm Taiwanese, I love reading novels, and after reading novels on this website, some Taiwanese novels have become boring. This is currently my favorite. I'm not very old, so I don't know how to accumulate points for the game, and I hope someone can teach me, otherwise I can only sign in to get vouchers QMQ (I'm currently in Taiwan). I like the character traits in this novel, especially the sister complex attribute. Hmm... Maybe it's because I don't have a sister myself. Of course, she has to be cute, and she must not be related by blood (everyone...).

It's just to show off his overbearing sister complex, it's kind of stupid. First, he clearly said he needed to control the Black Bride, but where is he supposed to control her? He's so strong, how could he not find her? He created his own mess, and then he tries to show off by torturing others. It's insane! Everything happened at the same school, and he couldn't even sense the dragon's aura? The number one demon hunter? Are you kidding me? The writing around chapter 49 is truly awful! I kept cursing the male lead as an idiot from that point on! It's infuriating to read!

I have a cold and fever, so I need to take a few days off.

After reading the previous ones, there are too many harems. No way, how much of a failure must one be in reality to want so many harems?

>Dark Law> 2017/3/24 16:01:26>CommentID:1989688> Is the protagonist truly invincible? He has neither a superhuman physique nor superhuman regeneration. His mental fortitude is also weak, making him easily manipulated. Does he possess land, sea, and air combat capabilities? Has the protagonist ever been assassinated? Could he die from poisoning? Could he die from lack of oxygen? Could he die from drowning? For humans, there are simply too many factors that can lead to death, especially in a world with extraordinary powers. No one knows if there's a way to counter such abilities. Invincibility, like the protagonist's immortality aura, is...

With the writing contest approaching, I'm working hard to prepare. This book is nearing its end and I've reached a plateau, so I might not be able to update daily anymore; it'll probably be once every two days. So please don't bother voting for this book then. But if you like my work, you can save your votes for my new book!