The Mortal Who Plays Dirty

I'll comment after reading Chapter 18. This is a very new subject to me. If I were to sum it up in one phrase, it would be "joining the Sidihua stream". The protagonist is not like the traditional Dihua-liu protagonist who sits in one place and watches the performances of various monsters, ghosts and snakes. Instead, he walks out of his sanctuary and travels around the world like the protagonist of the traditional fairy tale. It's really eye-catching. If there are any shortcomings, I personally think that the male protagonist is set too "low self-esteem". No matter what he does, he is timid, and no matter what situation he encounters, he always thinks in the direction of inferiority. A little annoyed. I hope the author can make the male protagonist less humble in his next writing: he can be timid, but not cowardly.

Good, good, good