Ghosts Fighting Ghosts: Becoming Master Jiu's Disciple

The author is the same, you wrote the book and directly substituted the pig's feet into the characters in the movie, right? In the ghost-fighting scene, the protagonist basically replaced the junior brother Qian Kai in the original movie. Even the dialogue is exactly the same, so why should I read your book? I might as well just watch the movie. When we watch homohuman novels, we just watch the pig's feet enter the plot, which is completely different from the original movie plot. The pig's feet you wrote know nothing about the original movie plot, and they replace the original movie characters. That's really not interesting!

The mantra recited clearly explains why ten thousand Buddhas will return to the sect, isn't it Maoshan? Isn't Maoshan from Taoism?

It's about Hammer. Where did Junior Brother Qian Zhenren go? Wrote without typewriting. Just after the ghost family moved, the female ghost came to your door to give you a day. Did you learn from Maoshan Taoism and go up to Japanese ghosts? Haven't you read what Uncle Jiu said in Mr. Phantom: ghosts, poverty, sorrow, decline, disaster, shame, misery, pain, illness and death, all rolled into one? He is still the apprentice of Uncle Jiu. Whether he comes or not, he thinks about Japanese ghosts.

What I saw was a little blurry. Didn't he come from time travel? Why didn't he know the plot at all? Just like he was originally a person in this world,

Ma De, are the five emperors of China the five emperors of the Qing Dynasty? Did the author have any idea?

According to the author's copying of the original film and television plot and dialogue, I think everyone can write it, and the money is so profitable!

The author has Shabi's IQ, what the hell is he writing about?

Your mother**, the protagonist doesn't know where the plot is going, yet he still wears your mother's clothes! It's completely like taking out the Taoist priest, the protagonist in the movie, and replacing it with the protagonist. You are the only one who still writes books. . . Pooh

I boldly write so much in one chapter, and the plot drags on.

I just replaced the Taoist priest inside with you. Is it interesting?