The Exorcist

I started reading the book The Exorcist a long time ago, when Liu Anhuaming was still an unknown author who didn't understand anything and didn't know anyone. People who got to know her after a friend recommended it took a long time before they started reading her books. I usually don’t like to deal with women in the writing circle. My few experiences tell me that they are more petty, especially when reviewing books. If you are not careful, you will get a lot of infamy. But Liu Anhuaming overturned this perception of mine. She is a very easy-going person. He is very sincere towards people, and sometimes looks silly, but it is this foolishness that is the most attractive.

When I first read her book, I liked it very much. The writing is smooth, the characters are plump, and the plot is very fascinating. Many times I couldn't help but guess, will Xiaoxia be safe this time? The relationship between her and Ruan Zhan is acrimonious, but their sincere emotions often make people laugh outside of the story.

The biggest highlight of The Exorcist is the humanity of everyone, love, hate, persistence, or giving up. The whole text is full of pure emotions. In this materialistic city, who still has such pure feelings in their heart? Who can love someone without remembering anything in return and without regrets? Love exclusively? clean? Xiao Xia is like this, Ruan Zhan is like this, and Wan Li is like this.

Behind the complicated murder case, a heart-wrenching truth emerged. What if you knew the person you loved was going to die soon? Do you love it or not? What if you knew you were going to die soon? Facing the person you love, will you let her know your love? At the moment of life and death, love and hate are mixed. After all, only by loving more can we overcome everything. There is no love here that makes people blush, and there is no real love that makes people feel cold. What is more, it is a feeling close to first love, clean and transparent, engaging and passionate.

When I first read The Exorcist, I believed that it was a good book, a good book worth publishing. When Xiaoliu was worried about publishing, I also firmly believed that writing this book well and completing it will always produce its due value, just like Ghost Blowing the Lamp was first written by Ba Chang, a classmate. At that time, it was not for the purpose of publishing a book or a movie, but the harvest was unexpected. I believe the same is true for The Exorcist. It is a delicious cake that people can't help but think about.

I have been waiting for this for a long time, and finally the book is published, and The Exorcist can be bought in large quantities. Xiao Liu lives up to the burden and hard work of rushing, revising and updating the manuscript every day.