Qin Song happened upon the sixteen-character secret art of yin-yang feng shui, and from that moment began a thrilling journey through life.
A sinister monk's ominous tomb nurtures walking corpses and vengeful ghosts.
Evil spirits and monsters lurk throughout mountains, rivers, marshes, and swamps. All kinds of elusive masters, along with restless practitioners of poison magic and yin-yang arts, will take the stage one after another.
This introduction hardly does the story justice. I warmly invite you to read the novel itself!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Do you think it's appropriate to catch ghosts instead of robbing graves after getting the 16-word yin-yang Feng Shui secret?
Miss Tuya is here for the first time in Guibao Land, so please take care of me from all the great gods!
I feel that the old village chief is the protagonist. The protagonist is like the old village chief with feudal ideas.
My suggestions are: 1. Don't have a mindless harem. If the plot is good, you can even do without a female protagonist. 2. Never send a girl as a gift. This is taboo everywhere. 3. The plot should not be too extravagant. Absolutely no martial arts secrets or anything like that. 4. A system can be provided appropriately, similar to the Void Engine in Super God. Publishing tasks requires contact with the plot.
Fast, fast, fast, fast, fast, fast, faster, more, more, more, more, more, more
It's so funny, the dead are the most important. The "Sixteen-Character Yin-Yang Feng Shui Secret Technique" is used to rob tombs. You ** told me that the dead are the most important. Why do I feel like you are the same as SB?
Haha, little sister, I'm chasing you from **, come on, come on, come on!
It's really uncomfortable to watch, the male protagonist feels so aggrieved when the woman comes out