I Just Became a Vengeful Ghost, and Someone's Dancing on My Grave

What Shapi author, the second one is obviously the best among the three choices, how about the ** person, how can such a popular article achieve such good results, shrimp pig heart

I hope there will be more official deaths

It would be too ** if we didn't kill those two women.

Is the author mentally retarded? Are you a ghost? How about a ghost? Others have humiliated you. If you don't fuck them, why are you waiting? You have to wait until they are humiliated before killing them. You must be sick. What the hell, I feel aggrieved when I read it. If it doesn't work, don't write it. It's a waste of readers' emotions. **

The girls are all villains, the girls all call themselves Lao Tzu, the girls all use foul language all the time, they're awesome

I have to say, this kind of choice article is too boring. This is not directed at the author, but this is true for all novels of this genre. There are several options as long as normal people know how to choose, right? The real choice should be that the rewards are almost the same, and why are the rewards immediately given out as soon as you make a choice? Does that mean it's okay if I choose not to do it later?

Is this ghost rape? They are all ghosts, and I still have to spend human money. Even though they are ghosts, I still have to abide by human rules. Since they are all ghosts, I will not learn ghost magic. I want to learn the magic of human Taoist priests. Your entire ghost cultivating spell will also work. If not, you have to learn orthodox Taoism.

I think it would look great if you choose option two (??.??)

In the end, the protagonist is still mixed into the ranks of humans. This ghost protagonist is not authentic. It is better to just write that the protagonist is a ghost controller.

It's not like cultivating immortals, it's not like horror, it's not like recovery, and even pretending to be 13 is awkward. It's obviously an invincible type at the beginning, but it has to fight wits and courage with others. The key is that the protagonist doesn't even have a goal, he really takes things as he goes and follows the plot.