Tokyo Strange Tales

I am interested in this kind of fairy tale. The protagonist learns Taoism, and it also involves some Japanese culture and social life. (There is no emotional drama yet) It is quite interesting, but this article still has some flaws: The characters are flat and there are no deep memories; the writing is not very smooth, sometimes smooth and sometimes very stiff. The explanations of some Japanese culture and cultivation are repetitive and stiff (it feels like Baidu Encyclopedia); some plots are designed without a sense of substitution, such as the treasure hunt and the war between humans and demons, which are more like game levels. The protagonist goes through the levels without emotion. The atmosphere of war and the sense of urgency of adventure; there are some contradictions in the plot before and after, and some of the previous settings are lost as soon as they are written. The follow-up without explanation and connection is quite inexplicable, and the plot connection is not very good; the cultivation settings are imperfect, and the early settings are not comprehensive and clear but are only slowly spread as the plot develops, but the cultivation settings explained in the later stages are mostly repetitive and redundant. And although the Tao of China is highly praised in every possible way, the writing does not involve clear Chinese forces (mostly side descriptions of the protagonist's own psychological activities), and there are no positive descriptions that clearly convince readers with facts. It is really suspected of being just talk on paper. The above is just my personal opinion, thank you to the author.

Damn it, are you really not going to change where the demon world comes from? Because the painting style has become too awesome?_? I can't accept it, but the front is really nice.

Seeing now, I don't remember at all when Lin Xiang advanced to the Golden Core stage.

Tied, so can Lin Xiang still ascend?

Just chase it here and put it away for a while.

Why are there two handfuls of boy's cutters? Wasn't the one Lin Xiang got given to him by the monk?

The writing is pretty good, please don't be fooled.

Why did you stop again? I really want to see the follow-up

It's great~ It's back to the extraordinary dungeon~ Yeah~

Hehehe~~Lin Jun is short of nicknames~~Count me in, haha