The Great Sage of Liaozhai

I hope the author will reflect on his own views. Pretending is fun, but I couldn't stand watching the Dragon Slaying King part. I don't know if the author did it intentionally or if it was pretentious. You also wrote the cause and effect. In the Chu family cemetery part, if the protagonist really has the so-called desire to save the world, why would he do such a pretentious thing? If the protagonist has the ability to make the Chu family punish him, he should be decisive. But! The protagonist relies on help, but he is incompetent. As a result, he fails to kill Chu Tian, ​​which causes his ancestor Chu Shilang to kill the son of the Dragon King to save his life, causing the Dragon King to rain and flood and drown many people. In fact, this is all directly caused by the protagonist, just like Lanruo Temple. Qingmei died accidentally and was forced on the tree spirit without knowing it. He said that others did not protect him well. I offered incense to Sanqing Tianzun to protect me, and the result of not winning in the sky is that Sanqing Tianzun did not protect him well. Then the protagonist still looked fearless, but when it came to the Dragon King, he was very sad and indignant when he forced tree spirits to burn others just because a woman he met by chance died unexpectedly. How can the Dragon King's son be indirectly killed because of the protagonist's failure to do things well, how can he express the pain of losing his son? , In summary, if you do one thing, if you don't wipe your butt clean, causing consequences and killing innocent people, it is destiny and cause and effect. If it is related to the protagonist, it is the right one. How can this three-dimensional view be sacred when you act like a three-year-old child and directly cause a series of things without considering the consequences? If saints are like this, the world would have been destroyed long ago.

We often see animals, goblins, and monsters. If you want to cultivate immortality, you cannot kill people. Contamination of karma will lead to thunder disasters. But isn't it the law of the jungle that humans kill animals, monsters, and monsters kill each other? Isn't it right for the weak to survive and the fittest to survive? Isn't it wrong to regard all things as stupid dogs because the world is unkind? The author's personal thoughts are too remote. Besides, the prince's destiny collided with Wenquxing's, but the literary talent and the literary talent of the younger generation disappeared. Isn't it too simple? Cause and effect are important. But the prince's destiny clashed with God first. At least he gave him a lesson. But Wenquxing ran away because he was afraid that the prince would go crazy and embarrass himself. I was drunk when I saw this. It was so biased towards the human race.

I personally like this book very much. If you and I have different feelings and thoughts, don't click on it. Mild spoilers The protagonist comes into the world as a human saint at the beginning, and the fate of the Li family declines and rises through nine generations. A pampered young master does not enjoy comfort, does not have the ups and downs of officialdom in the usual routine, does not change dynasties, but changes the society. There is no evil demon or ghost in the world who dares to harm people. I will pursue this belief and devote myself to it throughout my life. In the end, he succeeded. As the protagonist of the novel, the sword turned into a rainbow and disappeared in the sky to protect the world. I really like the character of Pig's Foot. He is kind but not holy, resolute but not ruthless. He has grown up along the way, and in the end he is able to pick it up and put it down, and he has a very clear understanding of himself. Not everyone can become a ghost or god after death, and not everyone can be open-minded and let go under the overwhelming power of a party. I have never seen any reviews on QQ Reading, but today I saw some bad reviews and was very moved. If you don't do it, I'll criticize you. I just want to say, if you don't like it, quit and don't watch. It's no fun to torture yourself and disgust others.

It's okay. The protagonist is too much of a mother-in-law. He doesn't act decisively and is too soft-hearted. He has to be pushed into something before he takes action. He's just like a girl.

The seven orifices and exquisite heart are free from all Taoist techniques? So I want to ask, will it be okay to hit it with a stone? How about using Taoism to control stone throwing? How about using Taoism to turn it into a stone? Second, no demons or ghosts can come within one foot of the protagonist, otherwise they will be wiped out. So how did the demons and ghosts become cheaters after eating the Seven Orifices Exquisite Heart? So the demon can eat him from a distance of one foot, and then digest him from a distance of one foot? Also, if the protagonist wasn't familiar with the weight of the gun, or if he wasn't gifted, he wouldn't be able to pick up the gun. 8 I understand the gift, but what the hell is familiarity? How did he pick it up the first time? Could it be that as soon as the protagonist was born, he was already familiar with the weight of the gun before it was even cast?

It's really good, and the theme is expressed very well. It's not like other conventional novels.

It's worth reading. I read it for four or five hours before I knew it. Hey, I haven't seen a book like this for a long time.

The introduction is very six six six six six six.

The male protagonist, the saint, feels like a loser who has received a huge amount of money. He acts as if he has forgotten that he is a rich person, but every time he emphasizes that he has a huge amount of money, he is both cheap and holy. The relationship between men and women is incomprehensible, especially at the beginning, they say they don't want to delay the maid who has been growing up. At the same time, he marries a green plum whom he has only met for a few times (the first chapter was written to death, marrying a dead man), and then there is a widow. It's really like a rabbit not eating grass from the nest, and the emotional foreshadowing is very poor.

The harem part that I really don't like