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Chapter 486 482. Comments on "The Exorcist's Self-cultivation"

This book was recommended to me by a reader friend.

I watched it, it's really good.

"The Exorcist's Self-cultivation", blessed, level 3 author.

Category: Suspense - Adventure Survival.

【Introduction】

Thanks for the invitation. I’m in New York and just got off the plane.

Du Wei found himself traveling through time.

Helplessly, he had to return to his old job and opened a psychological counseling clinic. However, the patients who came to consult about their psychological problems were a little strange...

Note: This book is based on the worldview of the Spiritualist universe.

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter 1: A Case History Interview. The protagonist, Du Wei, is a psychiatrist who runs a psychological counseling clinic. He is seeing a patient. The patient believes there is a presence in the house she rents, but she has no clear evidence. The protagonist offers advice and medication, but the patient clearly refuses to accept it. This patient isn't his first case; he already has a thick notebook of records.

Chapter 2: A Knock on the Door. The protagonist comes home from get off work, goes upstairs, and browses the internet for a while. In the middle of the night, he hears a knock on the door. While he's on the second floor, the knock is from inside. He goes downstairs, and the knock is from outside. Finally, he confirms that the knock has been there all along.

Chapter 3: Unable to Eliminate. The protagonist goes to the church to see the priest and asks him if there is a solution to his situation. Unfortunately, there have been no exorcists in this city for a long time; all have died. The priest accepts a thousand knives and sells the protagonist a cross dagger, admitting that it may not last for many days.

Chapter 4, Tom and Roy. The protagonist returns home, and before he even gets out of the car, Tom, the police officer, approaches. Tom hates talking to the psychiatrist, but he has no choice. The person who saw the protagonist the day before died tragically. The protagonist tells the police what they talked about. Meanwhile, his neighbor, Roy, a small man, is lugging a heavy suitcase, preparing to leave for a long trip.

Chapter 5, Who's at the door? The protagonist opens the door, goes about his business as usual, and searches online for posts about evil spirits. There are numerous such posts, some seemingly based on true stories. He sees a late-night post from a popular CV, claiming to have experienced a similar incident, complete with a terrifying eye. The knock on the door is surprisingly audible even in the recording studio.

【Brief Comment】

He is a Level 3 author with good fortune and is the author of two works, "Becoming a Teacher in the Ming Dynasty" and "Self-cultivation of an Exorcist". The former has been discontinued.

This book is currently doing very well. It was launched on June 19, 2020, with an initial order of 1500, 70,000 favorites on Qidian, 5648 favorites on the bookstore, 140,000 fans, and 3 alliance leaders.

When it comes to suspense novels, in addition to considering subscriptions, you also need to consider one more thing, which is to be careful not to cross the line and be blocked.

This book uses a fictional setting, and doesn't dare to have too much contact with reality. This is all due to careful considerations.

The protagonist is a psychiatrist who believes in science when treating patients. However, when strange events happen to him, he is deceived by a priest and buys fake medicine.

Of course, he did not eliminate these strange things. On the contrary, he felt that his cerebral spinal cord was severely protruding and his health was getting worse and worse, as if he was about to be taken away by those strange things.

This book's style is quite different from other suspense novels, resembling a diary-style mixed with a medical history, creating a refreshing feeling. While the strangeness isn't described in detail, the reader's imagination creates a heightened sense of suspense. The book is filled with escapades that are incredibly frightening. I tried reading it late at night, and my back was soaked. Perhaps it was the heat.

The only thing to worry about is how long this book will take to write and how much perseverance the author, as an experienced author, has in writing.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

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【Cang's Ramblings】

I personally loved this book, and it was pretty scary.

So, I decided not to read these suspense novels at night in the near future.

(End of this chapter)