Corpse Monster Cultivation Notes

People die as ghosts, ghosts die as ghosts, ghosts die as hope, hopes die as barbarians, barbarians die as void, void deaths are nothingness, nothingness gives birth to Tao, Tao gives birth to one, one life gives birth to two, two gives birth to three, three gives birth to all things, all things give birth to Tai Chi, Tai Chi gives birth to Liangyi, two aunts give birth to fourth uncles, four uncles give birth to eight cubs, eight cubs need to drink milk, drink this cup of milk, forget that baby, forget the baby milk 🍻

The protagonist appears again and again, using various methods to reduce intelligence, and the plot is still weak. The first protagonist is a super invincible money-giving boy, who gives away everything to the protagonist for free. The protagonist couldn't bear to wear the clothes at the beginning, and they were stolen by the black ape. The protagonist didn't care, and later gave them to him for free. The weapons at the back, the scissors ✂ are given to the weasel, I use my fingers, and later I said it would be nice to have a magic weapon? I was speechless. Didn't I have the magic weapon from the beginning? I gave it away. There is also the Soul Sail. The protagonist obviously has related spells himself, but he just doesn't want it and gives it to the Weasel. The spells that the supernatural power has learned are given away for free to anyone who wants them. No one else has said that they will take the initiative to give them away. Is the weasel who is missing one leg and can't even transform into the heroine? Give away everything. There is also the issue of combat. Every time I force my wits down, I hide things every time and am reluctant to use them. Every time I fight, my weapons are not around me. It has been 5 times. Does the author feel that he is very smart and writes well, but he has suffered five losses? There are even two more witty moments later. The protagonist learns a spell that can shrink weapons, and puts an iron rod in his ears👂. As a result, the fight started the next second, and the author wrote that there were no weapons around the protagonist? What you just put into your ears a second ago is gone. Then the fight was over, and the next second the iron rod came out again, Schrödinger's stick, right? It disappeared after the fight. And dealing with people, the black ape is a petty thief, first stealing the protagonist's clothes, then stealing the protagonist's iron rod, and the fish's harpoon. Such things, the protagonist treats him like a treasure, and even teaches him spells and says that everything is given to him, Holy Mother b? The more you look at it, the more outrageous it becomes. Later, you compete with fish and flood other people's houses. All the spiritual grass grown by others is gone, and the house is gone. When others come over, the protagonist pretends to compensate, and others want the protagonist's bow. The protagonist is reluctant to part with it at this time. He has given away seven or eight magic weapons one after another. When it comes time to compensate others, he can't part with it, right? I can give it for free, but compensation just won't work. Later, if others say that you are not willing, then you restore my house to its original state, and don't ask the protagonist to pay more compensation. Just restore the spiritual herbs and medicinal materials that the protagonist damaged, and compensate the damaged herbs 🌿 exactly the same. The protagonist said that others are forcing others to do things? He couldn't do it, so she was making a request. Others just laughed out loud and refused to do anything. Others just said that you should leave the culprit behind. The protagonist said that others had gone too far, so they started fighting. Speechless😑 Later, others came to the door, the protagonist even had a fight with others, and made himself feel aggrieved. The author also wrote words in it that disgusted the readers, and his own three views were not correct. Borrowing the protagonist's words to say that the protagonist feels that others are going too far, does it mean that the reader will feel that it is the protagonist who is in the wrong and calling others bad? The protagonist said that it was all other people's opinions. He felt aggrieved anyway, which made him laugh. From the reader's perspective, the reader felt that what you did was outrageous. Didn't the passers-by in the book directly kill the protagonist?

The previous few times are understandable. The protagonist himself was young and inexperienced in his previous life, and his mentality has not changed in the new world. It is also understandable. But the local boss Heishan is casting a spell. The protagonist seems to have realized it and forcibly interrupts the spell in a certain area. Most of the comments are saying that the protagonist is stupid and sick. I can also understand the group of people washing the floor. The protagonist is just an idiot with a questioning mind. When the opportunity comes, of course he must cast it, even if it affects the performance of the local boss. He is the protagonist, of course he will not die, and will only get better and better.

I almost told you to lie, but the stench of a literary young man finally showed up. How can I write about cultivating immortality without the slightest trace of blood? Do you really think that if you have a great background and work hard for a long time, you can become an immortal?

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I originally thought it was a good book, but when I got to that old ghost, it instantly turned into rubbish.

Advantages 1. The content and text are smooth. 2. The plot is attractive. It describes a person who traveled through time and turned into a zombie monster, working hard to cultivate from weak to strong, experiencing various events, and gaining opportunities. The first ten chapters or so are bland and have no climax, so don't give up and keep reading, it will gradually get better. Others 1. The male protagonist was accepted by an old ghost as a guard corpse general. The old ghost and his friends had a banquet. After all, they were all masters of the party. There was no fairy food, not to mention the chickens were conjured. The weasel spirits provided pine nuts and unknown plant tubers. This banquet was too low-end. 2. The old ghost taught the Dharma to several of his subordinates, and each subordinate could only listen to a few sentences without being allowed to listen to them all. However, he did not prohibit his subordinates from teaching Dharma to each other. 3. The male protagonist sometimes has a low emotional intelligence. His boss is an old ghost. He actually said that he wanted to learn the method of restraining ghosts and taming ghosts, but he did not go far away to experiment. As expected, he was suppressed for a season. 4. A female monster who fell in love with the male protagonist asked about the whereabouts of the Druid male protagonist who had met the male protagonist once. The Druid said that she did not know, and the two sides fought fiercely. The Druid lost an animal companion, and did not seek revenge from the female monster because he was afraid of increasing losses. The female monster had a magic weapon that could attack the soul but was not effective on the physical body. The Druid had rough-skinned and fleshy animal companions. After the female monster strengthened the attack of the magic weapon on the physical body, it killed everyone. The Druid lost more animal friends because he avoided fighting. 5. After the male protagonist defeated the female monster with the druid master, the druid said that he didn't want the magic weapon because he had resentment. The male protagonist wanted it but didn't use it. The magic weapon was much more useful than the male protagonist's ordinary iron rod. Moreover, the male protagonist didn't even carry the iron rod with him. He had to keep the weapon with him. How could he let it go easily? 6. The weasel monster fought side by side with the male protagonist and also made trades. The male protagonist also explained the cultivation methods to the monsters for free. The weasel monster also knew that the male protagonist could read and read. In order to understand the skills and send the little monster to the dangerous human world to rob people, it would be better to ask the male bishop to learn and read. As expected, two of the soldiers were lost and captured by humans. One was attracted by the scholar and stayed in the human world and never came back.

It's too exaggerated. The little monster is so smart and cultivates so fast. The cultivation system is also a mess. The author himself can't figure it out. Many books are just boring to read.

Poison, I don't want to give it a single star.

As long as the level doesn't drop, it's almost the grass jelly of this year! There are not many new books this year that can match this one.