Start with the Golden Taoist Priest

Let's put it this way, this guy gave China's treasure to the British, and he still looked like shit.

Pure traitor story, China's treasures were given to the British in exchange for a title.

I can't even understand what I'm copying, so what should I write?

In the full text, Pig's Feet disappears as soon as it encounters the plot and doesn't even say a word. It is copied from the original text. The key points are copied from the original text, and the sentences that are copied from the original text do not make sense and there are a lot of typos!

Banana man? ? ? It's good to keep it for yourself. If you give it to a ghost guy, you don't know whose pocket it will go into.

When writing a Hong Kong ghost movie, don't write about a deadlock. If you want to write, at least the first few dozen chapters will start to lay the groundwork. Then suddenly it comes out, and it feels like there are two novels before it came out. It is very abrupt and has no coherence at all. Many places in the novel are coordinated. In the chapters about the corpse family's stronghold, as many people have said, it is indeed not good to give one's treasures to foreigners. Qin Shihuang's combat power was also reduced, and the stalemate came out. Think about it for yourself, is this reasonable? Or it could be set to be the corpse of Qin. The movie also said it was the corpse of Qin, not Qin Shihuang.

I'm here to sell something: Supreme Learning System. It doesn't cost 998, it only costs 99 yuan.

The writing was incomprehensible from the beginning. Couldn't it be written clearly in every aspect, such as the main character's background, the system, etc.

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

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