Jiangshi: The Twelve Talismans! Summoning the Grandmaster from the Start

He has absolutely no professional ethics. Even though he took the money, and Master Ren still died, knowing the zombie had escaped, he didn't take anyone to check on the Ren family. Instead, he unlocked the talisman first. Knowing he would turn into a zombie, he didn't even check the coffin the next day to see if there was anything wrong with it. A classic case of irresponsibility.

To be honest, every time I see books of this genre, all the protagonists know perfectly well that Qiu Sheng and Wen Cai are two scoundrels, yet they've never done anything decent, but they still insist on associating with them and fawning over them. It's nauseating. This book is even worse; Uncle Jiu was almost beaten to death, but the only punishment was for the two of them to kneel. See? I don't want to read any further. Let them continue fawning over those two scoundrels.

Isn't the pig charm supposed to be a laser? How did it turn into lightning?

This protagonist is such a useless character even though he knows the plot.

At first, he acted to become stronger and kill ghosts. Later, he killed ghosts just for the sake of killing ghosts, deliberately raising them to harm people and become stronger, then killing them again. Tsk tsk tsk. Also, please do some research before writing. Taoism does not eat beef.

An old author? That's such an outdated formula! You've really evolved! First, the character is nearly killed, then comes to the rescue. And you've used this formula more than once. That's really ruthless, author, quite the pervert!

I've only read four or five chapters. Your protagonist system's merit calculation means that even if you wipe out the entire Japanese nation, you'll still accumulate merit effortlessly.

Good heavens, this level 1 Earth Master has 10,000 jin of strength. Even when fighting a Thunderous Copper-Armored Corpse, it's still only 10,000 jin. The talisman adds 50,000 jin. What's the difference? So leveling up just changes the name but doesn't add anything?

The protagonist, no matter what he does, always seems to want to have his cake and eat it too. Whether it's murder, saving someone, or chasing women, he always tries to have both sides, always finding an excuse for himself first.

I paid to subscribe, why are you mixing excrement into my food? Chapter 160 is still set in the Republic of China era, while Chapter 161 jumps directly to Hong Kong, which is almost a decade old, half a month later. Ma Dana is still a young girl, Ma Dingdang is still unknown whether she has been born yet, and Ma Xiaoling is already wandering around everywhere.