[Funny+immortal+weird+no serious heroine=?]
Where is this?
Weird things are rampant, after dark, in the fog, no one is around!
Vampires, demons, werewolves, zombies, elves, ghouls, slit women, blood butchers...
I, An Sheng, am the light of the human race, the Earl of the Holy Windsa Empire, the owner of a century-old shop in Misty Ridge, and the brother-in-law of terrifying creatures!
Believe me, this is all my experience in life!
To deal with werewolves, garlic sauce and chili oil must be added to the holy water. This is the ancestral secret recipe of Father Tiezhu, the Vatican King!
It doesn't matter if you can't beat the Abyss Walker head-on. He comes out every full moon night to look for food. You should take the opportunity to steal his house!
Don't use a hammer to break a skeleton. If it's broken into pieces, it won't be easy to sell. Wouldn't it be nice to sprinkle some cumin chili powder on it and sell it to the wolf demon?
Learn to use your brain!
Do you understand?
Reader comments
The settings are okay and generally decent, but there are a lot of minor flaws that really leave an impression on the user. First of all, after reading the first few chapters, the word "chaos" is very confusing. Let alone the relatively grand settings such as the world view, the necessary classification of levels and narration are very vague. After reading it for a long time, it feels like I haven't read it at all. Secondly, regarding the description of the protagonist, the introduction of the setting also specifically added the word "Gou" in the introduction. As a result, the protagonist started out like a fool, not to mention the Bible. Byd suddenly appeared a pill of unknown origin and stuffed it into his mouth without thinking, without fear of getting into trouble. The main character is that he is reckless and has nothing to do with the word "Gou". Also, the protagonist made a mess of the "cemetery and the corpses in it" and dismantled all the suppressed sacred objects for other purposes. Isn't he afraid of being suspected and questioned when the time comes? He was born a slave but has the ability to kill mutated corpses and can see fake sacred objects and process them into real sacred objects. It's strange if you think about it a little. The protagonist does things without considering the consequences? What if he is framed by someone with good intentions? The protagonist is reckless if he doesn't even think about his retreat and choice of words. To be honest, even giving you three stars feels like it's too much [smile]
What a bleak thing, let me vote for you first
I can't let my favorite book fall off the list.
It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review.
The demining is completed, it is truly a book with no sense of boundaries. Stewing everything in a pot, setting the stage for the end of the world?
Unable to complain, minefield warning.
Not bad, tied
A truly bizarre worldview
Strong recommendation, good for now, recommended.
Nice. . . .
I've seen Sewing Man, and this setting of Corpse Keeper is not bad either. It looks pretty good now, so keep it up. Think big, not limited to humans.
It's too watery, and the protagonist behaves in a lot of confusing ways.
Disorganized.
Very nice to look at.
Sorry to bother you [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]
The settings are okay and generally decent, but there are a lot of minor flaws that really leave an impression on the user. First of all, after reading the first few chapters, the word "chaos" is very confusing. Let alone the relatively grand settings such as the world view, the necessary classification of levels and narration are very vague. After reading it for a long time, it feels like I haven't read it at all. Secondly, regarding the description of the protagonist, the introduction of the setting also specifically added the word "Gou" in the introduction. As a result, the protagonist started out like a fool, not to mention the Bible. Byd suddenly appeared a pill of unknown origin and stuffed it into his mouth without thinking, without fear of getting into trouble. The main character is that he is reckless and has nothing to do with the word "Gou". Also, the protagonist made a mess of the "cemetery and the corpses in it" and dismantled all the suppressed sacred objects for other purposes. Isn't he afraid of being suspected and questioned when the time comes? He was born a slave but has the ability to kill mutated corpses and can see fake sacred objects and process them into real sacred objects. It's strange if you think about it a little. The protagonist does things without considering the consequences? What if he is framed by someone with good intentions? The protagonist is reckless if he doesn't even think about his retreat and choice of words. To be honest, even giving you three stars feels like it's too much [smile]
What a bleak thing, let me vote for you first I can't let my favorite book fall off the list.
It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. The demining is completed, it is truly a book with no sense of boundaries. Stewing everything in a pot, setting the stage for the end of the world? Unable to complain, minefield warning.
Not bad, tied
A truly bizarre worldview
Strong recommendation, good for now, recommended.
Nice. . . .
I've seen Sewing Man, and this setting of Corpse Keeper is not bad either. It looks pretty good now, so keep it up. Think big, not limited to humans.
It's too watery, and the protagonist behaves in a lot of confusing ways.
Disorganized.
Very nice to look at.
Sorry to bother you [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]
Five-star rating
Very nice and immersive