Feeding My Ghosts with Rebates, Making Them Evolve Without Limit

According to the human beings in the book: they must be extinct, and the aristocratic family is the only one. This is a bit funny. If the country and the aristocratic family are equally divided, it is acceptable, because it is impossible for the aristocratic family to be dominant, especially after the new century, and they are not ancient people. How many people are there in the family? Just calculate the ratio of geniuses. If aristocratic families have 2:1 geniuses and civilians** to 1, they will have more geniuses than aristocratic families. How can aristocratic families have exclusive access to resources when a natural disaster strikes? What about the country? What about the people? The long-term development shows that even the geniuses of the poor are not short-lived, so how can a family with no faults dominate? Relying on the small population of the aristocratic family? As the same saying goes, no one is born to be a slave to others. Natural disasters can be said to be a unified starting point. Why should people give you all their resources? And no matter how the military management develops faster than the aristocratic family, how funny is it that the country does not have a monopoly on the aristocratic family? What does it count?

The protagonist is a bit too childish. If it weren't for the system, I would have thought that Zhang Heng was the protagonist.

I don't understand, some dangerous things and behaviors don't require ghosts to take or act on them, but the Master must touch or act on them personally. Is it that no matter how many times you die, it's not enough, or that you don't have a long memory?

It feels weird. At the age of 18, I have to enter a ghost realm to study. The teacher doesn't take the students seriously, and doesn't tell the students any taboos, as if he doesn't want them to do anything. I'm curious about how many people are still alive when I graduate, and how many people are there in the world?

The writing is really good. The curtain has not yet been drawn. Let's see how the author unfolds it later. Anyway, I am quite curious. In the context of the aristocratic family controlling the world and some civilians secretly resisting, the protagonist is still in the ghost domain controlled by the aristocratic family. He will definitely be targeted by the aristocratic family when he graduates or before graduation. It depends on how the author arranges it. Is Calabash Boy saving grandpa and giving experience upgrades to the protagonist? Or does the protagonist have the magical ability to run away and start the running upgrade mode? Or is the author cheating on the protagonist, boosting his combat power, and going head-to-head with the aristocratic family? Or maybe the rebels come to the rescue, or some awesome ghost forces the protagonist to activate grandpa mode? As for the superficial surrender to the family and the obscene development, I think it is unlikely. According to the situation in the article, the tutor asked the protagonist to hide Rakshasa and the protagonist must hide the resurrection ability of the Weeping Angel. Ghosts should be able to be captured, so if the protagonist is really allowed to appear to surrender and develop obscenely, the author should think of a good reason

There are more than 300 people, that is, all the people in a city who have turned 18 this year are so funny. Calculating this, there are no more than 5,000 people in a city. It's really interesting.

How can it be such a coincidence? Three consecutive feedings gave feedback ten times, and the last one was successful. It is better to change the system to a system with 100% probability of success.

Facts have proved that you can write very well without a harem emotional scene, but most of Feilu's novels don't have it, and you can't even make up a good plot with a female protagonist.

It feels like more people in this world are tricked to death by their own people than killed by ghosts.

I just watched the beginning. The protagonist's world is too deformed.