Wife, the Exorcist Celestial Master: So What If I'm a Demon?

Shennong The first 140 chapters have several jarring and illogical plot points; if you can't stand them, you can skip them. The later chapters are more stable and readable without any major flaws. The plot gets a bit strange after the protagonist becomes emperor, with what appears to be drawing a target while shooting arrows. Overall, it's a rather simplistic story; those who have experienced the early flaws can continue reading.

Evil Tai Xuan violated the "Tao Xuan's Rules of Punishment" on December 27th and 28th, 2025, by skipping work for two consecutive days without authorization. He is sentenced to two days of imprisonment and punished with three beatings. This record serves as a warning to others.

The book has a good pace; I finished it in one go without any dragging parts. However, there's one frustrating point: one chapter describes him as sickly and lame, and the next he's like a gymnastics champion, leaping and bounding about with incredible skill, pulling out talismans and performing incantations—all the while claiming he's incapable and truly weak.

December 26th, only one chapter updated. It's been a long day; I've been working, writing, and playing games all at once, sacrificing my rest time. I'm exhausted and need to go to bed early to recharge. Of course!!! 🥺 Consider today's chapter eaten by that wretched porridge. Once I've recovered my energy, I'll go and take down Bakshi and reclaim our chapter!

As long as Xuan doesn't switch books, that's fine. Most of the books I've been following have already switched.

The bonus update rules for March are as follows: one update initially. For every 200 additional monthly passes, the daily update limit increases by 1. 100 Fire Scrolls equal one monthly pass (For example, 200 monthly tickets mean two updates a day, 400 monthly tickets mean three updates a day, and so on.)

I finished reading it in two or three days. It was commendable, but worth the ticket price. I personally felt the character interactions were fine, but the "power-up" trope in the early and mid-game got a bit too overused, especially the part where Su saves Lu, only to have the opposite happen immediately – both characters unleash their power. That part was really awkward. The story narrowed in the mid-to-late game. The adventures of the carefree Taoist priest and the simple-minded demon hunter were clearly easier to write than palace intrigue, but even that couldn't sustain the plot. Continuing with "23 Demon-Slaying Stories" could have added a lot more padding, which is a shame.

In the blink of an eye, it's a new month again~~, Xuan is shamelessly asking for monthly tickets and for readers to continue reading~~~ The new month will still be a stable three updates a day, once in the morning, once at noon and once in the evening. I hope my dear readers will continue to support me, Xuan Xuan.

WTF's health-preserving book is now available at a discount.

November 24th, Sunny~ I stayed up late playing games last night and overslept, so I didn't wake up until noon. Two updates today~ There's one more tonight, I feel so bad for the readers!!! I promised three updates, but I'll start skipping updates the next day~ Two updates!