In Hong Kong Horror, I Begin My Path to Immortality as a Ghost

Do we have to write ghosts as ghosts? So bland! Just like drinking plain water! Write words with homophones, a small... Ka...√La... Mi, and I'm still afraid of this and that!

There are some problems, such as the system is not clear and the combat power is suppressed, but the author's plot and writing style are quite good. Unlike most of the novels nowadays, which are short-term and short-term, this book should be written by an experienced author. It looks very comfortable.

The protagonist seems to be cultivating ghosts, but in fact he is a ghost cultivator. He is not an evil cultivator. He is not a holy mother but has a bottom line. He saves people and accumulates yin virtues while absorbing ghosts to nourish himself. It is a good Hong Kong ghost novel. The most unbearable thing is that the sleeping girl ghost sucks her yin energy and practices it. It is the opposite of Tiangang [face covering]

The author's writing is good. I give it five stars. I hope you will continue to work hard. Many of the plot settings are quite good, such as the Huo Zhugui. This one should be because the villain female ghost was taken away before the plot even started. And the one with Nick Cheung has already finished the plot. Now I see that there are ghosts in the office. Nine people die every year, but people die every year. This building is still very popular, and no one asks a magician to catch the ghosts. The author's setting here is reasonable, this is man-made, for the sake of wealth. So the bosses knew about it, but they pretended not to know. This plot setting is very logical. After all, those who died were all part-time workers, so the boss didn't care. I am looking forward to the next plot, there will definitely be a monster city, and there will be an exorcism police. I guess there will also be hardcover ghost fighting games! I don't know if there is a vampire, but those three people relied on Hua Guang to get rid of the foreigner vampire.

The biggest problem is that I always ride ghosts, and there are a lot of good-looking ones that I don't ride.

So far, it seems that the whole book has no major flaws and it's pretty good. The author's reading capacity is good and he can string together unrelated films very well. He even knows about unpopular films such as Mountain Village 2. I look forward to finishing 3 and 4 as well as Yin Yang Road 1-21.

The writing is quite good, it's really beautiful, and a fine product. As long as it doesn't end badly, The Eunuch can definitely exceed a million words, and it can be transferred to the heavens in the future. This is a small world in the first place, and the foreshadowing has already begun in the book.

I have to say that it's okay in Hong Kong variety series. If you want to discard the first few chapters, you have to hold back and not be particularly picky about the rest. Congratulations, you can watch it for a long time. I watched it twice and received the ad-supported five-star review.

The writing is very consistent with the actual setting. There is no distinction between realms and levels. It is difficult to tell which movie the many characters are from, and they are all unpopular.

Good book, good book. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel like this where the protagonist is very intelligent and doesn't seem cold-blooded [laughs]