I Am a Ghost Cultivator! How Come All the Skills Are Xuanmen Taoism?
About This Novel
Zhang Ling travels through the world of Liaozhai. He starts out as a ghost and is beaten to never be reincarnated. Fortunately, he is rescued by the old Taoist priest Song Yang, who teaches him the authentic Taoist method of ghost cultivation. So, with the support of the proficiency panel, the painting style became like this: I saw Zhang Ling holding a peach wood sword, using the golden light curse, and blasting the evil spirit with a thunderous blast. Many years later, there was a rumor in the world that another heavenly master had emerged from Baihao Temple. Zhang Ling: "I'm a ghost cultivator! Why are all my skills Xuanmen Taoism???"... Master Songyang, who had always said that he was not going to die soon, unknowingly lived for another three hundred years. The eldest brother who chopped firewood and plowed the land every day crushed the ten thousand year demon king who came to take revenge with a dung fork. Second Senior Sister, who does laundry and cooking every day, suppresses countless ghost kings under the washboard. Zhang Ling: "Everyone is playing me, right? Let's see who can play it to the end!" Many years later, the Demon Lord attacked, the senior brother fell to the ground, and the second senior sister vomited blood... Zhang Ling: "Finally it's my turn to play you guys!" He held the Nine Tribulations Peachwood Sword, sacrificed the Xuanyin Golden Light Curse, and struck the Demon Lord into dregs with a blast of Xuanyin True Thunder. Senior brother and sister: "Why is my junior brother so fierce?" Zhang Ling: "It's all about God's will to reward hard work!"... Nie Xiaoqian: "You are Xinyi, ten deaths are not enough to repay you, I am willing to return, and I have no regrets. However, your body is too dark and you don't dare to do it." Zhang Ling took off his Taoism: "Xiaoqian, are you watching again?" Nie Xiaoqian: "..." Qingfeng: "..." Yingning: "..." Jiao Na: "..."
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Official(11)Scraped 22d ago
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Didn't that ghost girl still kill innocent people indiscriminately in the end? Could you please stop? If you can't kill the person who harmed him, then you would kill the person who married him, and you even said this is the next best thing. What's the point?
It's not bad, but the protagonist encounters things too frequently, which makes me feel a little tired.
Must read before reading! Explanation on the protagonist Shen hidden in the black locust tree in Chapters 40-51
When I originally designed this plot, I thought it was quite interesting. Because the two villains didn't know that the protagonist was right under their noses, they even moved the protagonist to Mang Mountain, the next plot point. The plot of Mangshan is very important, and the characters who appear here are also important, and it is by no means a hard-written separate plot. But in fact everyone's feedback really slapped me in the face. In fact, when I was writing the foreshadowing section before the hero meeting, I already felt that this section was not as interesting as I imagined. There may be some small highlights, but they are not enough to make up for this huge mistake and keep everyone interested in following it. But there is really no way to stop and revise the new book issue. Once I stop, the book will be completely hopeless. I can only promise that I have learned my lesson and that such poisonous points will not appear again in the future and the next book. In fact, I have thought about it carefully. The biggest mistake is that the span of this paragraph is too long. If it can be compressed or the protagonist can be highly involved in the plot even if he is hiding in a tree, the reading experience should be better. I will definitely revise it when I have time later or after I finish the book, but now I can only say sorry to everyone. To make up for it, I will add these eleven chapters after they are released. I hope everyone can feel my sincerity. Of course, it's still a little early to say it will be on the shelves, and I don't know how long it will take before it will be on the shelves. It all depends on the editor's arrangement. It may be several weeks away. Old book friends know that usually more than 200,000 words are put on the shelves. I am very slow at coding. There are basically two to three chapters in a day. I don't have any manuscripts on hand. I often finish writing it in one day and find that I am not satisfied with it. Three chapters have been scrapped and two have been scrapped. It is necessary to arrange interesting points and try to match the original work as much as possible. Of course, there will also be expressions that are different from the original work. Everyone will see it in the future. Finally, I wish everyone can find happiness in reading. (It doesn't have to be my book, it can be something else)
The writing is really not good. The main character always says "I didn't expect it", "I knew it earlier" and "I regret it". I regretted the main character all the time. I won't read it anymore. It's too toxic.
Don't you think the abbot jumped sideways repeatedly?
You have a system that still cares about the locust tree, whether it is inconsistent with the previous one by taking things by force. Is it just random writing after unintentional writing?
Give the protagonist some IQ, give the protagonist some IQ
The concept is very clever, and a lot of suspense is set up in the book, waiting to be solved one by one, it is worth savoring
What I wrote earlier is fine. It doesn't work after Volume 2, it feels too late. It's as if someone else was writing it, with no intention of letting people read it.
According to your golden finger, there is no need to become a disciple. There are also rewards, just fly solo, that's outrageous
From the unexpected encounter in the first few chapters, he took the fox monsters and ghosts with him. It should be said that it runs through half of the content. I thought the protagonist would go out and have a career on his own.
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Official(11)Scraped 22d ago
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Didn't that ghost girl still kill innocent people indiscriminately in the end? Could you please stop? If you can't kill the person who harmed him, then you would kill the person who married him, and you even said this is the next best thing. What's the point?
It's not bad, but the protagonist encounters things too frequently, which makes me feel a little tired.
Must read before reading! Explanation on the protagonist Shen hidden in the black locust tree in Chapters 40-51
When I originally designed this plot, I thought it was quite interesting. Because the two villains didn't know that the protagonist was right under their noses, they even moved the protagonist to Mang Mountain, the next plot point. The plot of Mangshan is very important, and the characters who appear here are also important, and it is by no means a hard-written separate plot. But in fact everyone's feedback really slapped me in the face. In fact, when I was writing the foreshadowing section before the hero meeting, I already felt that this section was not as interesting as I imagined. There may be some small highlights, but they are not enough to make up for this huge mistake and keep everyone interested in following it. But there is really no way to stop and revise the new book issue. Once I stop, the book will be completely hopeless. I can only promise that I have learned my lesson and that such poisonous points will not appear again in the future and the next book. In fact, I have thought about it carefully. The biggest mistake is that the span of this paragraph is too long. If it can be compressed or the protagonist can be highly involved in the plot even if he is hiding in a tree, the reading experience should be better. I will definitely revise it when I have time later or after I finish the book, but now I can only say sorry to everyone. To make up for it, I will add these eleven chapters after they are released. I hope everyone can feel my sincerity. Of course, it's still a little early to say it will be on the shelves, and I don't know how long it will take before it will be on the shelves. It all depends on the editor's arrangement. It may be several weeks away. Old book friends know that usually more than 200,000 words are put on the shelves. I am very slow at coding. There are basically two to three chapters in a day. I don't have any manuscripts on hand. I often finish writing it in one day and find that I am not satisfied with it. Three chapters have been scrapped and two have been scrapped. It is necessary to arrange interesting points and try to match the original work as much as possible. Of course, there will also be expressions that are different from the original work. Everyone will see it in the future. Finally, I wish everyone can find happiness in reading. (It doesn't have to be my book, it can be something else)
The writing is really not good. The main character always says "I didn't expect it", "I knew it earlier" and "I regret it". I regretted the main character all the time. I won't read it anymore. It's too toxic.
Don't you think the abbot jumped sideways repeatedly?
You have a system that still cares about the locust tree, whether it is inconsistent with the previous one by taking things by force. Is it just random writing after unintentional writing?
Give the protagonist some IQ, give the protagonist some IQ
The concept is very clever, and a lot of suspense is set up in the book, waiting to be solved one by one, it is worth savoring
What I wrote earlier is fine. It doesn't work after Volume 2, it feels too late. It's as if someone else was writing it, with no intention of letting people read it.
According to your golden finger, there is no need to become a disciple. There are also rewards, just fly solo, that's outrageous
From the unexpected encounter in the first few chapters, he took the fox monsters and ghosts with him. It should be said that it runs through half of the content. I thought the protagonist would go out and have a career on his own.
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