Demon-Slaying Knife

(Slight spoilers) The beginning is quite interesting and logical, but the twists and turns are hard to guess. It is a bit perfunctory at the end. I don't know if the author didn't want to write it or if he just can't fill it in. There is a lot of content that is not clearly written. It feels very rushed. I have many questions that are not resolved. For example, when Qing'er said "eye", where did Qing'er go after that? Why did Master bring Youmang back to Zhenshan? Also, the reason why the senior brother rebelled was written too lightly and was inexplicable. And the bet between the senior brother and the senior sister is a bit broken. Will the monster catcher really create monsters to harm people just for the bet? Also the Master's death was a bit rushed. Alas, the beginning is really good, but the later part is really confusing.

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, the plot logic is clear and concise, the rhythm is not bad, and it's a bit Gulong's style, but the writing style is average, a large number of sentences lack elements, and the paragraphs are not good. Writing the novel as prose can relieve some of the power and create a relaxed aesthetic, but at the same time it is difficult to grasp the climax of the plot.

Very nice. Keep up the good work, author!