Horror Cultivation: Starting in Nanyang

Not bad, not many authors can write this kind of supernatural mystery. Not only do they need a lot of folklore knowledge, but they also need to be able to exaggerate the atmosphere. The growth of the protagonist is also very reasonable. A little bit of self-cultivation and knowledge are used as food for the protagonist's growth. It feels very solid. This new world and new dungeon feels a bit rushed. The protagonist's own growth line has not yet been clarified. It is neither clear what new abilities he has learned nor the current level and related system settings. Various events come in a hurry. This is similar to playing a game. Players must first be familiar with the skills, levels, and systems before they can smoothly participate in the game. However, this plot did not do these foreshadowing, and began to push events, and they were all face-to-face conflicts. Compared with the previous world, the previous world copy is much more comfortable: the protagonist is mostly in a safe state, and when dealing with events, he either understands them indirectly, or relies on rituals, magic or intelligence to advance, and the rhythm is more stable. The events and conflicts in this new world broke this sense of security. The protagonist was deeply involved in the crisis of seizing his body as soon as he appeared on the scene. All kinds of conspiracies and accidents came face-to-face, making it difficult for people to adapt for a while.

Fuck, it's good-looking, and you can read it. The author has a deep Buddhist background, and the logic of the worldview is very consistent. Although it is not yet widely expanded, the writing is concise, and the characters are not mentally retarded. It is a good article in the eyes of old people. I look forward to the author's continued efforts in the future.

It's a bit like the starting point, starting with the monk of the Esoteric Academy. The subject matter is niche and the plot is obscure. However, judging from the author's writing style, there is also the possibility of a niche divine book.

A bookworm of ten years believes that this book has the potential to become a god

The writing is quite good, the protagonist should be a time traveler. The other one should be a villain similar to the Reincarnator, and the others are all natives. The combat power system is very vague, but I think it's well written. The vague combat power system is not a bad thing, but it has its own style.

Why did the recent ones suddenly jump to the new copy? Is there a missing chapter or something? Very suddenly, I arrived in an environment similar to the old people left in the late Ming Dynasty.

The author still respects peace even though there are too many religions It's not the Taoist Taoist taste of tomatoes. Chauvinism is a no-no Come on, author too much changed to attitude

Incredible! I actually found a good book! So rare!

It smells like something from Nanyang movies

Yes, the author has a very deep understanding of Buddhism 👍 👍 👍