This is a world filled with strange things and demons. Ordinary people trembled under the protection of their ancestors, struggled to survive, and barely maintained the reproduction of the race. There is neither underworld nor heaven here, let alone the gods of Luotian. At this time, Zhang Qing came. Inheriting the clay sculpture skills of the original owner, Zhang Qing began to create gods. What? Weird and ferocious? Don't be afraid, please first ask Tu Gong, the god of good fortune and righteousness, to come to the world. You little ghosts and monsters dare to run wild on this little old man's territory!
Reader comments
There are many shortcomings, but I still finished reading it.
①The place where the male protagonist lives changes (sometimes in a separate yard, sometimes with neighbors)
②The villages are sometimes neat and sometimes dilapidated (mostly).
③The statues of gods change (the statue of the Earth God/Zhongkui sometimes still looks like a Bodhisattva or the God of Wealth)
④The temple has also changed (big/small, the same is true for the divine domain)
⑤People's names will also change
⑥Some characters did not appear at the end (Tudi Po, the first ghost, etc., And only the Tu Gong was invited for the statue)
⑦The male protagonist stands out from the crowd. He wears the same clothes as a young man in a run-down village and does not look down at all (everyone in the village is in rags, including the male protagonist's relatives)
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All in all, it's not a problem with the plot, but a problem with the AI production team, which is too perfunctory and doesn't pay attention to details at all.
There are many shortcomings, but I still finished reading it. ①The place where the male protagonist lives changes (sometimes in a separate yard, sometimes with neighbors) ②The villages are sometimes neat and sometimes dilapidated (mostly). ③The statues of gods change (the statue of the Earth God/Zhongkui sometimes still looks like a Bodhisattva or the God of Wealth) ④The temple has also changed (big/small, the same is true for the divine domain) ⑤People's names will also change ⑥Some characters did not appear at the end (Tudi Po, the first ghost, etc., And only the Tu Gong was invited for the statue) ⑦The male protagonist stands out from the crowd. He wears the same clothes as a young man in a run-down village and does not look down at all (everyone in the village is in rags, including the male protagonist's relatives) … All in all, it's not a problem with the plot, but a problem with the AI production team, which is too perfunctory and doesn't pay attention to details at all.