(Comedy, high spirits, and occasional wuxia vibes; Buddhism and Taoism, spirit mediums, supernatural powers, ancient beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, outer gods, primordial gods... it's all in here.)
After discovering the campus belle's secret in a cemetery, a handsome immortal spirit possesses her, leaving her stunned. From then on, the campus belle draws him into a whole different world.
The Yin Tai Sui, who controls corpses; heretical practitioners who raise ghosts in their organs;
a giant fish that devours souls; a human-faced elm tree where resentment and longing coexist...
No matter how bizarre the enemy, all it takes is for Xianyu to look at those long legs and shout, “Great Aunt, hurry up and possess me!”
Then every demon and monster trembles in fear.
Bystander: “Is she Yao Mei?”
Xianyu: “No, no, she isn't an accessory. She's the cheat!”
My frame is large and needs to be spread out. There are so many secrets about the protagonist, and it's more interesting to uncover them layer by layer. In the early stage, more settings and foreshadowing will be laid out mainly with comedy. The soul and connotation will be injected later. There are indispensable heroes who love and hate; there are indispensable warriors who are fearless in life and death; there are indispensable heroes who stand up; and there are indispensable ordinary but extraordinary ordinary people. It's durable and won't fall apart.
Such a good book, no one else has it? ( )
The driving skills are superb and the little story at the front is also very interesting and novel.
I haven't seen such a funny book in a long time. There's something wrong with this rating
There will be jokes frequently in the book, so just read it if you can tolerate it. If you read it quickly, you will not be able to follow the plot. Read it slowly and experience it for yourself. Anyway hehe