After transmigrating into the strange and fantastical world of Liaozhai, Xu Jin was at a loss. "In this life, should I attain eternal life and roam freely between heaven and earth, or indulge in the mortal world and build a harem?"
His empty stomach told him, "Get real! You're about to starve to death, and you're thinking about that?"
The System in his ear told him, "Don't worry, I'll teach you how to fill your stomach with empty promises. With me around, just do as you please."
So, in this year of famine, Xu Jin became a "pancake-selling scholar." He rallied refugees to build temples, encountered ghosts and rescued foxes, taught at Lanruo Temple, ran into corpses on the road to the imperial examination, and judged cases in the underworld, among a host of other strange adventures.
With his additions, this world of Liaozhai became all the more fascinating.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Due to irresistible reasons, the book disappeared. The next book will be a new one, with the same theme of Liaozhai, and will be distributed in the appropriate 'host'. As for the owner, it's when the wind rises, the clouds surge, and there's a little bit of majesty. I am currently preparing the outline and will let you know when I upload it. Thank you book friends for your long-term support and love for this book.
Is it okay to pass on the cultivation method to others? Is he really poisonous?
Um, let your woman take off her clothes and take a shower with you in front of what you call a humane father-in-law. You are so cruel and poisonous.
You don't even know that the law should not be passed lightly. Even if you read novels now, you still have to spend money!
After the invention of the Tang Dynasty, there is no book about time travel and the rise of the country.
Chapters are missing when I read them occasionally. I don't even want to see it anymore
Has the book been distributed? What is the name? It doesn't matter if you haven't decided on the name yet. Is this still your pen name? Give me an accurate number so I won't find you.
This book is not like the one written in Feilu. It is a good book.
This book was posted to the wrong website, but it's actually quite well written.
White Bone Temple is a Buddhist practice, the author