You Asked for Mystery, but You Wrote Yang Jian's Ghost Eyes and Scared Yang Mi Witless

Can you please not write about the third young master of the Tang family? It's annoying to look at him.

In this kind of novels, sand-writing authors basically write about soul penetration, and there is a wave at the beginning. This kind of novels usually don't have a female protagonist, but the readers like it *things*.

I mean the pace is too slow, the content is too slow

Why are there no realistic comments from the author in these pictures? This is almost a copycat. People who read this type of novel mainly want to see the protagonist travel through time, so that those who have never read it will be shocked, as if they have never seen the world. Then you pretend to be cool and so on, you have almost copied it and you don't write any reality.

Author, I suggest that if Yang Jian showed a little guilt after realizing that he had attracted a knocker, it could also be said that he was unable to help Wang Shanshan and others because he felt a little guilty. Or simply say that the blame doesn't belong to him, he just carried it on his back for no reason. Why? Because, if it is not written in a straight way, then this plot will be a real failure, so I hope the author can learn the lessons of Lafayette.

San Shao exemplifies how literati look down on each other, and colleagues are enemies.

When the supernatural began to revive, the evil ghost appeared again. All living beings are suffering, and the world is calling your name. You will manifest in the world, driving out demons and eradicating evil. . Save people and promote good deeds. . .

If you open a new book, please come back and update it quickly. I finally found a book about mysterious recovery.

Okay, okay, write it like this, right?

I hope the author will not write about people like Lafayette, and can make appropriate modifications.