
Evil Spirits Run Amok: My Inborn Spiritual Gift Turns Danger into Fortune
邪祟乱世:我天生灵启逢凶化吉
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 354k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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174Chapters
121Reads · 30 days
38.2kReads · all time
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The style is quite unique, in my opinion. It's surprising that it's a harem anime in this style. But I hope it doesn't just be ambiguous; you don't really like it, you don't confirm the relationship, and it just drags on and on. If that's all, I can only give it two stars. The female ghost chasing him has some kind of time-traveling ability, which is quite inexplicable. It's all very sudden.
This book is well-written. The protagonist cultivates his own power, secretly develops intelligence, and is decisive in killing enemies. If he encounters someone with a powerful background, he kills them to cover his tracks and eliminates all evidence. 😂 However, there's one drawback: this is a dojo, not a nunnery. Nine floors are occupied by women, and even the monsters they subdue are female.
Reminder: This is a harem novel with multiple female characters. If you're not comfortable with that, you might want to look elsewhere. The main characters have great personalities, and the author has written many long novels, so the writing style is very smooth. Highly recommended for readers who don't mind harem elements. 👍
Well written, keep it up, author! There are basically no major flaws; the occasional slightly off-key parts are acceptable—nobody's perfect. Keep it up, author! As for me, I'm easygoing. I'm open to either a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists; I'm interested in the story. As long as it doesn't deviate from the main plot, it's fine.
The power-building aspect is well-written, and most of the story revolves around the protagonist's harem, where he's practically living the high life with women on both sides.
It's alright, but his level of understanding is really hard to grasp; it's too complicated.
This book is quite good; it's a new source of entertainment.
The story is alright, but the pacing is too fast and there's a lack of detail. You might want to check it out if you're looking for something to read.
The plot is good, there are women in it, and if you don't mind this kind of thing, you can watch it.
It's well-written. I came across the previous book, so as long as it's enjoyable to read, that's enough.