The Daoist Jiangshi

The setting is quite novel, the world view is complete, and clues such as mirage, black moon statue, and seven ancestors are cleverly buried. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. There is no forced cheating. The plot relies on wits and reversals to advance. It is dark yet interesting. Those who like dark and reset fairy tales can give it a try [Start]

Not bad, just a little lacking. The overall writing style is more ancient, the narrative is tense, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out. Mysteries such as the Black Moon Statue, Taoist Zombies, and Seven Ancestors are intriguing for readers to follow. There are no clichés of mindless novels, and plots, grudges, and secrets are intertwined. The further you read, the more you can feel the depth of the world view. Those who like the suspense style of cultivating immortals can feel free to enter.

It's really good. The author is very careful in setting up the forces and magic weapons. The three major alliances of worshiping gods, killing immortals, and dual cultivation, plus the three religions of the dark realm, make the layout very open. Fighting does not involve stacking special effects, but relies on key settings such as the art of mirage, glazed flames, and black moon statues. The logic is online, and the further you go, the more complete the layout can be seen.

This book is worth reading, it is well written. The Taoist zombies are in conflict with the Immortal Cultivation Alliance, and the world view is completely unconfused. The protagonist Nan Fujing is both good and evil, and his abilities such as Mirage Technique and Mirror Flower Cave are logical and unobtrusive. The plot advances steadily and is suitable for catching up slowly.

Not bad, good, come on, author, there is something missing [please taste carefully]

The most outstanding thing about this novel is the characters and atmosphere. The main character Nan Fujing (Han Ci) switches between avatars and is both real and imaginary. The setting is very innovative. He is not Long Aotian or the Holy Mother, and his actions have his own evil spirit and bottom line. The plot has a steady rhythm and combines fighting and puzzle solving. It includes both the power disputes in the world of immortality and the suspense of the main line of finding the truth. The text has a visual feel, and the settings such as the art of mirage and the black moon image are very recognizable, and it is niche but interesting.

The description of the scene is subtle and realistic, as if you are actually there.

The novel is cleverly conceived and full of details.

The plot progresses smoothly and every chapter is exciting.

The interactions between the characters are very interesting.