At the Funeral Home, Livestreaming Ghost Hunts with Uncle Jiu

It's a good book. I like this Jiu Shuwen very much. The protagonist's two hooks are relatively large. The first one is that the incense burner can refine demons and ghosts into elixirs, and the second one is to give rewards through time-travel live streaming. The protagonist travels to a supernatural world during his freshman year. By relying on the incense ashes in the incense burner, he successfully killed the female ghost and refined the incense burner into his body. Later, some restrictions were lifted, and initially the audience relied on rewards for items. After the protagonist upgrades to a second-level anchor, he can purchase various modern products through the mall. For example, Uncle Jiu rides a will-o'-the-wisp, and Taoist Master Four Eyes transports the corpse on a tricycle. It's funny and at the same time I feel the protagonist's filial piety towards his teacher. Before the old man Ren could turn into a zombie, the zombies were eliminated in advance. The plot progresses very well and has a comprehensive feel. Maybe the protagonist could be an only child, or even an orphan. This makes it easier to practice, even in the zombie world. Don't accept girls casually. If the protagonist has cheats and practices in the future, he will most likely live forever. I quite want to see the protagonist protect Taoism and help other Taoist sects. The protagonist travels through the former blood moon and experiences a supernatural revival. It seems that I want most people to be able to practice. It's very beautiful and exciting. I look forward to the author's updates.

It's good to watch. It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject. The male protagonist is not invincible at the beginning, but he's not a drag either. His character is also quite interesting. I like watching him get along with Uncle Jiu and it feels very warm. I really feel that Uncle Jiu needs a sensible apprentice to warm his heart [laughing] but it's not enough to watch.

It's okay so far. I hope it won't collapse in the future, don't engage in studs, and don't write a lot of plots about picking up girls. What I'm reading is Jiu Shu fandom, not a pornographic book.

The current writing is very novel, and the plot setting concept is also very eye-catching. There are no superfluous and messy plots, and there is no messy plot. The whole process is promoted very well, and there is no excessive use of jokes to cause discomfort. Keep this writing method and the score will definitely not be low [OK]

There are relatively few books of this type that I can read in one go. They are indeed good-looking. Although yours directly solves the root problem, will there be other worlds in the future? If not, should you merge a few more worlds into a comprehensive one? After all, your current life is really going too fast. If you directly solve the root cause, I'm afraid you won't be able to write too long. Overall, it's still very good. Come on, author.

The IQ is online and the character is not broken! However, there is almost no interaction between apprentices

The writing is average, but he illustrated it. I have an image in my mind. It's considered attentive.

It's a very interesting zombie novel worth reading. I hope the author can be more reasonable and write better and more exciting stories later. Give it four stars because Shi Shaojian is whitewashed. Shi Jian is a narrow-minded person and ambitious. He is not a villain or a good person. Shi Shaojian is a villain because the Ghost Festival shows seven days later that Shi Shaojian is now an adult. This is in the movie. That Shi Shaojian, Shi Shaojian has been harming people before he became an adult. What's funny is that some netizens are whitewashing the two authors. What's even more funny is that they have already taken action to clear their names. It's the Ghost Festival in seven days, or is Shi Shaojian practicing magic within these seven days? As an author, no one can do this. If I like this type of book, I will skip it and never say it out loud. But I can't stand the poison of Shiraishi Ken and others. Author, don't blame me as an author for not checking whether the novel is reasonable after I finish it. Of course, book friends who don't care about these things can feel free to read the novel. It's just that I personally don't like it.

Not bad, very innovative

The plot is relaxed, the characters are vivid, and the plot is complete. It's not the kind of story that ends just for the sake of ending it, nor is it the kind of mindless cool story that only takes seconds to complete. The strength is improved step by step. It can be seen that the author put a lot of thought into writing this book, and there are a lot of pictures in the early stage. Personally I think 5 stars is a no-brainer