The Supernatural Descends! A Female Ghost Teaches Me Maoshan Arts

I've come to comment after reading Chapter 11, but I can't stand it anymore after Chapter 8. I looked at a few more pictures. There are many loopholes, and the protagonist's mother's heart is still overflowing. 1. The protagonist was tricked by his teammates into exploring the barren mountains. It was mentioned later that the protagonist was tricked by his teammates. (Chapter 4 mentioned that someone was interested in the protagonist's body, and it was also mentioned that the teammates were bribed with benefits and wanted to trap the protagonist and kill him.) In the end, all the teammates died. The protagonist actually wants to take the corpses of his teammates back. (The original text of Chapter 5 says that although they led me here, they were also victims and died miserably here, with no one collecting their bones.) Please, they are trying to trick you here and kill you. The kind that kills you. You actually want to take someone's body back and bury it properly. He also said that he couldn't bear to see his friend's corpse in the wilderness and no one collected it. Really laughed. 2. The second is the female ghost possessing the protagonist. Then teach the protagonist Taoist skills like drawing symbols. The protagonist is very smart. He learns and masters every time. The kind with zero mistakes. It takes Maoshan disciples three to five years to learn it, but our protagonist can learn it immediately (the chapter about setting up the formation later), but I won't go into details because the protagonist has a strong aura. But the problem is that your talismans are all drawn on your palms. Later, when dealing with ghosts, he actually threw the talisman paper out one by one to deal with the ghosts. A little bit of logic, okay? The main character is pretty awesome. He keeps bragging about himself and is always very talkative. You have to fight against everything, and you have to brag about everything. 3. Then there is the protagonist's Virgin Heart, which is as overflowing as the Yellow River bursting its banks. He tricked his teammates who wanted to kill him (the teammates were bribed to trick him and kill him). After he died, he wanted to take his body back. And then the most outrageous thing was to save the ghosts and save them. The kind of ghost who has killed countless people must be saved. The ghost in the well, and the female boss ghost in red at the back. Basically I learned Taoism from him. This ghost wants to be saved, and that ghost wants to be saved. The female ghost in red even mentioned that it would be in danger to herself if she wanted to be rescued. Come on, I am a ghost who has killed countless people. You think this ghost is miserable and pitiful, and the people he killed are also miserable. It's a rescue that doesn't distinguish between good and bad. 4. The most important point is that the protagonist is fooling the female ghost possessing him. Dian Dian fell into the trap (can't say it was a scam). But it totally feels like the protagonist is being led by the female ghost. No idea. It's also a thief's way of provoking generals. It feels like you're hooked in just a few sentences, and you don't have any ideas of your own at all. There are more than once or twice in the article. I just read Chapter 11. Hey, how many times has it been? He even boasts that he has a righteous heart. 5. Then there are the loopholes in the article. When someone went down a well to save a corpse, he took off his coat and made it into a rope to go down a well to save a corpse. After rescuing the body, he took off his coat and wrapped it around the body. Then it was obvious that the rope was broken by the ghost underground. After carrying the body on his back, he climbed up with the rope. What is the talisman drawn on the palm of my hand? When fighting ghosts, I would throw them out one by one. You are drawing symbols on your palms. It's not a prepared talisman. Wait, wait. Bugs one after another By the way, it was Chapter 11 that I couldn't stand anymore. The protagonist wants to save the little female ghost in red. The article says that saving the protagonist requires a large amount of his own blood. You also need to use the power of the soul. And if you are not careful, the protagonist's soul will be damaged. Then he rescued the little female ghost. Because there is a big boss layout at the back (I'm not sure if it's a big boss, I didn't look at it later. Let's call him the big boss for now). As a result, the big boss leaked a trace of his breath remotely. The little female ghost thought the big boss was coming. It shocked myself to the core. It's also a good name, and I don't want to implicate the protagonist. Just dying of laughter. Co-authored by the protagonist, this overflowing Virgin Heart White saves you. Before the boss even saw it, he was shocked out of his wits. Even if the boss comes, let's give it a try, my God. The co-protagonist has been busy for a long time, and has been setting up the formation for a long time, risking the loss of his soul to save you. Just to watch you put on a fireworks show. What is this? Even if the main character has a lot of blood, he is bleeding everywhere 😂😂 It's really speechless and his mother opens the door for speechless, speechless is at home

I think this angle is quite strange. The female ghost is a dead Taoist priest from Maoshan.

I was attracted by the beginning, and I thought it was quite good after reading it. The only thing I didn't like a lot was that the protagonist was too holy. There's no ending yet. I'll tell you after you see the ending.