Modify Destiny Starting from Liaozhai
by Hu Beizhi
About This Novel
[Decisive Killing][Mortal Flow][Farming][Liao Zhai Flavor] Introduction 1: Beauty's skin, a fox marrying a girl, drunk and dancing with a sword, the sky pours rain. The sword is in the palm, the demon is in the pot, and the sword is hanging at the waist. "The smoke of the thirty-six states is roaring, and the ninety-thousand-mile sword energy is swaying. I, Xu Changsheng, have no special abilities. I only have one mind, one sword, and one wine pot." -- Introduction 2: Xu Changsheng traveled into the world of Liaozhai and became the concierge guarding the old house. But I never thought that at the beginning, I would meet the ghost fox Ye Hua, who wanted to make fun of him. At this moment, he discovered that a picture scroll that traveled through time with him actually had the ability to change his destiny! Life and death are determined by destiny, wealth and honor are in heaven. Everything in the world has its destiny. I, Xu Changsheng, can change the destiny of the world with one stroke and one scroll! [Timid]→[Heroic Qianyun] [No talent]→[Swordsman Wizard] [A lonely person]→[Winners like clouds of friends] [Tetanus Iron Sword]→[Long Yuan]
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Official(51)Scraped 2mo ago
There is no destiny map, it's just an ordinary time traveler's fantasy before dying in the woodshed!
Character collapse
The process of becoming friends between the fox and the protagonist is really ridiculous. In the beginning, they almost killed each other, but then they became friends inexplicably. In the beginning, they still wanted to kill the protagonist, but in the end, they directly pleaded for the protagonist. It was clear that the protagonist should have died a long time ago. The plot between the fox and the woman was also too bloody. The woman was so good that she could take the fox in her hands and raise her as a child, but she let the fox who had become an enemy go. She obviously can't help but feel that she owes the fox, and the fox mostly just gives away treasures to maintain the relationship, which once again proves the protagonist's filthiness. The woman can kill the fox without telling the protagonist, but when she tells the truth, the protagonist gets angry as if she were reading a novel. Why does the fox not tell the protagonist the truth? The protagonist has no clue at all, and does not respect the fox as a 'friend' at all, or the two parties do not regard each other as close friends at all, and are basically fox friends with unclear fates.
I've read the second volume now, and it's okay.
When I read the book, I only pay attention to one. Is there a female protagonist? I feel that Ying Ning might be the female protagonist? There's a slight chance, but don't have a female protagonist, it doesn't look good with a female protagonist
Okay, very nice It's just a bit short, but this is also a common problem
It's concise and rigorous, a rare good book. Come on, author.
When looking at bluffing, you still have to look at Lan Ke (Lan Ke can at least become a god in the early stage). Those who can bluff people are well-founded. Those who can beat him care about his background. Those who don't care about his background cannot beat him.
Updates are too slow. I want to fatten you up before reading again.
It's not too much. I don't think it's too much.
In the past, I broke through the late stage of fetal breath by eating the Dragon Gate Banquet. But later, I don't know why I fell to another level, still in the middle stage of fetal breath.
It's so overwhelming. It's so overwhelming.
The setting of fate and the like is too illogical. The master who met the fox and the black dragon who was given dragon scales just gave him so much fate. Isn't that nonsense?
Love to watch
I think this book is quite interesting and the plot is compact. The little fox is very delicately portrayed. From the beginning, he was a little fox demon who wanted to eat people, and later he became the little fox who is also the teacher and friend of the protagonist. The two grew up together. I think this is great. The relationship between the two has ups and downs. I feel that if the author can write this well later, then it will not matter whether there is a female protagonist. The author writes very well
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Official(51)Scraped 2mo ago
There is no destiny map, it's just an ordinary time traveler's fantasy before dying in the woodshed!
Character collapse
The process of becoming friends between the fox and the protagonist is really ridiculous. In the beginning, they almost killed each other, but then they became friends inexplicably. In the beginning, they still wanted to kill the protagonist, but in the end, they directly pleaded for the protagonist. It was clear that the protagonist should have died a long time ago. The plot between the fox and the woman was also too bloody. The woman was so good that she could take the fox in her hands and raise her as a child, but she let the fox who had become an enemy go. She obviously can't help but feel that she owes the fox, and the fox mostly just gives away treasures to maintain the relationship, which once again proves the protagonist's filthiness. The woman can kill the fox without telling the protagonist, but when she tells the truth, the protagonist gets angry as if she were reading a novel. Why does the fox not tell the protagonist the truth? The protagonist has no clue at all, and does not respect the fox as a 'friend' at all, or the two parties do not regard each other as close friends at all, and are basically fox friends with unclear fates.
I've read the second volume now, and it's okay.
When I read the book, I only pay attention to one. Is there a female protagonist? I feel that Ying Ning might be the female protagonist? There's a slight chance, but don't have a female protagonist, it doesn't look good with a female protagonist
Okay, very nice It's just a bit short, but this is also a common problem
It's concise and rigorous, a rare good book. Come on, author.
When looking at bluffing, you still have to look at Lan Ke (Lan Ke can at least become a god in the early stage). Those who can bluff people are well-founded. Those who can beat him care about his background. Those who don't care about his background cannot beat him.
Updates are too slow. I want to fatten you up before reading again.
It's not too much. I don't think it's too much.
In the past, I broke through the late stage of fetal breath by eating the Dragon Gate Banquet. But later, I don't know why I fell to another level, still in the middle stage of fetal breath.
It's so overwhelming. It's so overwhelming.
The setting of fate and the like is too illogical. The master who met the fox and the black dragon who was given dragon scales just gave him so much fate. Isn't that nonsense?
Love to watch
I think this book is quite interesting and the plot is compact. The little fox is very delicately portrayed. From the beginning, he was a little fox demon who wanted to eat people, and later he became the little fox who is also the teacher and friend of the protagonist. The two grew up together. I think this is great. The relationship between the two has ups and downs. I feel that if the author can write this well later, then it will not matter whether there is a female protagonist. The author writes very well
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