We Agreed on a Horror Revival, So Why Did You Go Home to Inherit the Family Business?

One of the biggest problems with this kind of writing is that no matter how awesome your identity is, you will not be exposed. There must be people who don't know, and there must be a brainless villain who pops up, so readers will be confused. I have read about ten chapters, and to be honest, it is pretty average. I looked at the catalog and there is nothing serious. For example, if you directly show off and arrange ten ghost general bodyguards in the Nine Dragons Chariot, the Ghost King protector, you can immediately pull up the front, such as the bone king's pretentious scene, which is so exciting all the way. At the end of the day, it's great to bring readers together to show off. I don't know what other people think, but I feel that there should be a lot of people here who think the same as me. You can be brainless but you must have fun, and it's super cool. I just want to see how you can be invincible and how you can show off, just like those national sports themes that reveal your strength when they are put on the shelves. Just flip through a book and see how bad the results are except for brushing. No one has the patience to wait. If you don't expose it, you won't read it. Everyone is here to see how you pretend to be invincible.

Don't be like a certain book. In addition to pretending to be a slap in the face, those people in reality seem to have no brains. Every time the protagonist and the people around him are safe, in reality they seem to have no brains and keep making threats and stuff.

After reading the introduction, I wanted to ask, what should I do if I meet someone who is strong and stubborn?

Good guy, everyone else is saying "Parents sacrifice to heaven, their magic power is boundless", here the author is even more ridiculous: "Family sacrifices to heaven, background is against heaven"

I'm so scared that no one has collected or contributed data. If anyone likes this subject, can you give me a thumbs up or give it a shout? At least the author can have some confidence, thank you!!!

Why do so many authors only say that too few people read it? Why don't you say that you have too few words?

Making a lot of ambiguities and excuses in the early stage is definitely a big mistake. The protagonist's slow improvement can be pushed away due to various reasons such as special physique, but it will be too uncomfortable to chew and swallow the meat when it is already in your mouth. . . For legitimate reasons, they are just excuses for readers. Either push it more simply, or don't write a bunch of plots that you want to push but can't push. It looks like a pseudo harem. . .

If you want to write a good article, you should write it in a good way. Even driving a car is too slow.

This book is being republished, I hope you won't cut it without knowing it like last time.

Does the family need to be neat and tidy? That kind of thing?!