Is It Really a Good Idea to Refine Gu in the American Horror Story Universe?

Overall, it's good. The beginning is a little cheesy, but acceptable. What really bothered me was the inclusion of Heather, because Heather's ex-boyfriend was a "cotton machine" (a derogatory term for a man who works as a prostitute)... Of course, this is my personal issue; I can't accept it. If you can accept that, then it's a pretty good book.

I'm giving it four stars. It's not that the plot is bad, it's that the author updates too slowly! You have no heart! It's driving me crazy with anticipation, and the updates are so slow. As for the content, it's top-tier for this genre, except for the limited number of chapters. The protagonist isn't a harem character; at least he doesn't collect every woman.

It's alright; those who have received nine years of compulsory education haven't shown any problems so far. As for those two-star and one-star users, they'd kill anyone they see—that's a long-standing Tomato tradition.

The American Horror and the Gu Dao is indeed well-written.

Yes, it looks good. I hope there are more girls.

Okay, finally another American Horror Story book, and the key point is that he's wearing clothes I like.

Refining Gu, refining people, and even refining the heavens!

It's pretty good. The combination of American Horror Story and Gu manipulation is quite interesting. Previously, I mostly watched American Horror Story combined with evil cultivation.

It's really good! The theme is very fresh, I really like it. The author could consider incorporating some demon hunter elements later to expand the world a bit. I don't understand why the score is so low; it might be because the subject matter is niche.

Very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡👍, hoping for a big update!