Strange Tales of Liaozhai's Sword Immortal: From the Start, I Marry a Fox Immortal Who Owes Me a Favor

Judging from the first ten chapters, this book is still very good, with a strong sense of life. I will review it later. I thought it was a story about cultivating immortals, but I didn't expect it to be a story about fighting for hegemony, and it was about conquering the world. It added communist ideals to ancient times. Only people like today can think of the author to teach writing to people in the village. I don't know if you call it traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese? Is Traditional Chinese so easy to teach? Was grain output that high in ancient times? How come so many people are willing to learn from you when you don't even have enough to eat? Feeling numb? In the world of cultivating immortals, I don't want to ascend to the realm. I fight there every day. I bring a bunch of mortal troops with a fox fairy wife on my name. I am invisible the whole time. I am here to see the little fox, not to see how you conquer the world. I am here to defraud the title of your book, Seven Stars. Of course, the above is just my opinion. I don't like this kind of grand narrative of the Holy Mother. Maybe there are book friends who like it. They like articles about fighting for hegemony and socialist construction. You can read it.

It's a classic routine, it's frustrating, and I don't have much desire to update it later, but it's not too toxic either, it's so refreshing.

It's okay, it's pretty good. It would be better if there were multiple female protagonists 👍

It's a very interesting series about the world of Liaozhai, but it's a pity that everything is covered, and none of them is enough. It took a long time for the author to say one sentence: This book is mainly about cultivating immortals... I must say that I wouldn't have noticed it unless I said it.

I have read Chapter 60 so far, starting with the Disaster Locust Demon Pill as Sword Courage. The story concept is very novel, the rhythm is quite tight, the plot has ups and downs, and there are also reversals from time to time. It is very exciting. It would be better if we could sort out the realms. At present, the positioning of combat power is relatively vague, and the development route is not clear. I hope that it can be adjusted in the future.

What I want to watch is Liaozhai, not Hegemony

It's okay, I can watch it

The writing style is very good, and the writing is very like a Chinese fairy tale.

If you like mindless and cool writing, please take a detour. If you like slow pace, you can join the trap.

Overall, this book is pretty good and worth reading, but it's a bit slow.