Selling talismans! One talisman cures every illness. Choose my talismans, and you can be a groom every day and spend every night in the bridal chamber.
My talismans don't just catch ghosts and subdue demons, they also ward off evil and cure diseases.
As the saying goes, everyone loves me, ghosts flee at the sight of me, and even zombies have to say **.
Uncle Jiu: Li Yang, give me ten ghost-catching talismans, ten Heavenly Thunder talismans, and ten corpse-subduing talismans…
Four-Eyed Taoist: Li Yang, give me ten spirit-communicating talismans, ten Five Thunder talismans, and ten deity-summoning talismans…
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
There is no need to write it down. If this book is not about the zombie world and Jiu Shu fandom, you are not qualified to leave a comment. Recently, I have read dozens of books about Uncle Jiu Zombie. You can express the details and language of this book, but the character,,, you set a person who writes textbooks not to teach, but he is still a Habagou, and he licks it too much. As long as you are a fan of the zombie genre, this book** Chapter 10
The writing style is quite good, but I have some suggestions. You need to make the protagonist a little tougher. Don't just rely on drawing symbols and skills like Tongtianlu. Let the protagonist play a little role and follow the plot line.
What I want to say is that you still sent away such a cute child like Xiaotian when his grandfather was so old. Is the heart of pig's feet made of iron? Isn't it that pig's feet can't support a child? If you say you are doing it for his own good, but you seem to have never asked him for his opinion. You also said that Xiaotian has been very sensible since he was a child. Why don't you ask for his opinion if you know that he is sensible?