Strange Tales from the Start? But I’m Yang Jian!

If you like the combination of Liaozhai and Xianxia, ​​you can go for it. The atmosphere is well created. The rainstorm station and the breathing mass graves give you a sense of picture while reading. The contrast between the protagonist before and after his transformation is full, and there is a sharp contrast between the cautious survival in the mortal state and the crushing dimensionality reduction attack in the true king state. The only drawback is that some of the plot twists are a little quick, and occasionally you need to go back and figure out the logic. Overall, it is worth watching.

Hahaha, it's very interesting. It has a very novel setting. I just like watching Liao Zhai. The setting of monsters and monsters is very touching. It made me laugh to death. Nie Xiaoqian looks like an innocent school beauty when I carry her with me. It's very interesting and recommended.

I got goosebumps when I read it. It's rare to see novels about Yang Jian! I originally read the title and thought it was an ordinary Liaozhai novel about Yang Jian, but I clicked in and was immediately caught by the opening chapter. The ruined inn on a rainy night, the postman who stood for two hours without breathing, the female ghost who knocked on the door on a rainy night but the soles of her shoes were clean. The Chinese-style horror atmosphere directly filled the book. It gave me goosebumps and I couldn't stop at all. The most amazing thing is the character of the protagonist. He is not the kind of cool and domineering male protagonist who travels to a world where demons are rampant. He can handle things clearly and accurately. He will never be soft when he should be ruthless, and he will never be ambiguous when he should stick to the bottom line. In the middle period, he will become quite "ancient". The setting of the three-minute True Lord experience card is a stroke of genius. It is not a brainless start and is invincible. Every time it transforms, it is stuck in a desperate situation of life and death, which directly fills the sense of satisfaction. During the cool-down period, the crisis is resolved by wits, and the tension is online throughout the whole process. The author's writing style is outstanding, and the rhythm is too accurate. The hook at the end of each chapter can hook people to read the next chapter. Please don't be a eunuch! I have locked the bookshelf and refresh it several times every day to wait for updates. I must keep writing until it is finished!

This Liaozhai fanfic is very enjoyable to read, the atmosphere is particularly well created, the scenes at the mass graves and Lanruo Temple are tense and graphic, and the contrast between the cautiousness of the protagonist's mortal state and the crushing power of the true king is great. The interactions with Yan Chixia and Nie Xiaoqian are also interesting, but some plots advance a little too quickly. The tree demon grandma ran away, which is a bit difficult to deal with. It is worth following up on in the series.

The background of Liaozhai and the setting of Yang Jian are very innovative and do not fall into the trap of traditional time-travel novels. The protagonist Yang Jian survives in a world where demons are rampant, relying on careful calculations and the power of time-limited transformation. Every time he comes back from a desperate situation, it is very enjoyable to watch. The book's descriptions of scenes such as the strange things at the inn and the horrors of the mass graves are full of atmosphere, and the details are natural. It not only retains the spooky feeling of a Chinese chat room, but also has the neat rhythm of refreshing writing. It is suitable for readers who like the combination of suspense and fantasy.

The character Ning Caichen is so well written. From a timid scholar at the beginning to desperately going to the city to spy on intelligence, the growth line is so exciting. "Let my life die with a little noise." His eyes turned red when he saw this sentence.

The combination of Liaozhai and Erlang Shenxian Shengzhenjun is amazing! It completely breaks away from the old routine of traditional Chinese fiction, and the cultivation line of Caotou Shen is also very interesting. The more I read it, the more I like it. I have already given it to my friends around me!

I originally thought it was an ordinary prose, but it turns out that the supporting characters are all flesh and blood. The growth of Ning Caichen and the wild dog repaying kindness are all fascinating. The whole plot is online. I beg the author not to be a eunuch and to update every day.

Cool! The protagonist Yang Jian is so right. He is not a brainless reckless man. He relies on his brain calculations to survive every desperate situation. The part about using tokens to deceive Yaksha made my palms sweat. It was much more advanced than those cool stories about being invincible right from the start.

It combines the world view of the original Liaozhai novel with the setting of Yang Jian's transformation, and the theme combination is very innovative. The protagonist transforms into a limited-time setting to limit the abuse of divine power. There is no mindless crushing of monsters. In daily life, classic ghosts such as painted skins, yakshas, ​​and tree demons rely on resourcefulness. The plots of the early stages of the station, mass graves, and Lanruo Temple are tightly paced. The shortcoming is that some monsters' appearance routines are relatively homogeneous, and occasionally the transformation cooldown is deliberately tightened to create crises. If you like the monster + transformation flow, you can give it a try.