I Taught Folklore and Awakened the Gods

It's even, much better than the Taoist priest next door who delivers food and catches ghosts. The contact between the official and the protagonist is equal. There is no pushy or threatening tactics. The protagonist is not soft either. He will tell you whether he is capable or not. It is very good. It is much better than the Taoist priest next door who delivers food and catches ghosts. That book is simply awesome. The live science popularization and direction are currently satisfactory, there are no big flaws, and there is currently no female protagonist [you can taste it carefully]

The plot is good, and basically there is no bloody plot. Although there are some flaws (some details cannot withstand scrutiny, but just read the article and lose your mind!), But it is harmless. I am looking forward to the follow-up development. I wish for a heroine-free After looking at the other comments in the comment area, what should I say... If it doesn't work, why don't you look at the plot later? So far, it looks like this (it involves spoilers, if you don't like spoilers, please just cross it out, thank you for your cooperation): The original legends of underworld and heaven existed a long time ago, but then they were discontinued for some unknown reason (not yet that part of the plot), which means that the original things are still there, but by the time those things are discovered, people no longer know what they are for, which is the original "materialism" Then the protagonist came to this world, which opened up this gap, and then filled it in people's cognition. I am very curious about the subsequent development and the gaps in that period of history. The short story in the article is also very good.

The writing is great, the folklore stories are quite reasonable and weird, there is no inexplicable heroine, the official is also very good, understands cooperation~(￣▽￣~)~Looking forward to the follow-up, please urge me to update [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]

First of all, the story in this book is not cliché, unlike what I usually see. It is more complicated and more solemn. It not only makes people understand what the rules of the ghost world are, but also makes people understand that death is a long and cyclical thing. It does not necessarily scare you or move you. It depends on the way you look at it. If you have a clear conscience, you must have the confidence to see ghosts. If you violate the morality of cause and effect, then you will have to bear the sin no matter what. There are bugs in some places, such as the piece of lightning-strike wood. It was written before that this piece of lightning-strike wood was returned, and the protagonist was looking at its photo. Later, he started to touch the lightning-strike wood and wrapped the box for Ah Cai to return it. I wonder if the author's own logic failed to return it or he forgot? ?

It's pretty good to watch, but don't dwell on the details. There are still some bugs. Ignore those bugs and just read it as a story. There is currently no female protagonist and there is no ambiguity. Moreover, the male protagonist does not guard the sinister skills alone. He will teach them to other ordinary people. There is cooperation with the country, but both parties have equal contact with no restrictions. I like this very much.

Looks good, I hope there is no female protagonist

Okay, but don't the top ten handsome men have bull-headed and horse-faced faces? And don't the Seventh Master and the Eighth Master have ordinary Wuchang [Thinking] I feel at first glance that Wuchang is captured through Yin and Yang, and that the Bull-headed Horse Face and their subordinates are in charge of the order in the underworld.

The story is okay, but at the beginning when the male protagonist tells a ghost story, he introduces the occurrence of supernatural events. People who watch it at the beginning will think that this disaster is simply introduced by the male protagonist. Later, the author writes that it was originally there but disappeared directly, but it was still awakened by the male protagonist. In fact, at least the content is quite good. However, every time the male protagonist's story attracts me, I originally like to read these supernatural folklore stories. It is also a good experience to read the story while watching the plot👍👍👍

Actually it's okay. But at the moment, it seems that the protagonist is a bit unlucky. He was inexplicably dragged to a different world to do science popularization, and later he was dragged to work part-time by unlucky reasons. Moreover, it was said that the system wanted to take advantage of the host (honestly doing science popularization). Although the protagonist in these subsequent plots has more of a sense of being, I am the protagonist.

It's okay. The male protagonist is the night watchman, the guide, and also the chess player. He enters the game with his own body and saves the world. Only when there is a threat will everyone unite and unite as one. There are battlefields in heaven, earth, and earth. The male protagonist is the boss who delivers the final blow.