For twenty years, she kept her secret close, diligently pretending to be a man.
Zhang Xiucai was convinced she had transmigrated into the script of a farming-life story. One moment, she was outwitting her awful relatives; the next, she had stumbled upon the examination for the City God. Her scalp tingled, and without a shred of backbone, she dropped to her knees.
Don't ask. The answer is that she's in Liaozhai, risking her life to snag a real bargain.
To become the City God, you have to be a ghost first. With the acting City God crashing down on her head, Zhang Xiucai declares that she does not want to die!
Ever since Zhang Zhen realized she was in the opening story of Liaozhai, "The Examination for the City God," a whole new world had opened up to her.
The City God's officials are hideous ghosts with mangled faces and fangs. Her fellow ghosts love threatening to take people on an overnight tour of the Eighteen Levels of Hell. With absolutely no mental preparation, Zhang Zhen trembles in fear.
A male fox spirit who dresses as a woman and works in a brothel wants to repay her kindness? Not interested.
A little flower fairy was swindled out of her money and marriage by a scummy scholar! Look at how all the ghosts in my City God temple are ugly. An earnest invitation: want to build a career?
Hold on. Daoist on the other side, you specialize in striking down City Gods. Put down your sword and stop being unreasonable.
Please don't ignore the four characters "acting City God" above my head, Zhang Sheng's.
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Story 1: The Cannon Fodder Female Side Character Has the Master Teacher System
Story 2: [Journey to the West] The League of Eighty-One Tribulations Monsters
After transmigrating into Journey to the West as Red Boy, Niu Honghong finds her parents busy fighting over a mistress. Unable to talk them out of it, she decides to set up on her own at Fire Cloud Cave, out of sight and out of mind.
Ruling the roost at Fire Cloud Cave, Niu Honghong realizes that the grand pilgrimage to the West is about to begin.
Niu Honghong has no desire to become the Good Fortune Boy. Just as she plans to contact monsters from all over and stir up some trouble, she realizes something is wrong. The monsters along the Journey to the West are acting very strangely!
Six-Eared Macaque joins Flower-Fruit Mountain and becomes Sun Wukong's die-hard fan. Lady White Bone loves farming, and ordinary people from all around live safe and prosperous lives under her protection. Kui Mulang flirts with beauties everywhere, a sea king who never shows his face for long. The man-eating monsters all insist they're vegetarians. And then there's her, the Red Boy who's not quite the real deal.
Niu Honghong's brow twitches. This is bad. The Buddhist school will never let them off easily!
Three months later, the League of Eighty-One Tribulations Monsters is officially founded at Fire Cloud Cave.
Niu Honghong: What's our slogan?
The Journey to the West monsters, content to loaf around: Show up, but don't do the work.
Niu Honghong: What's our goal?
The monsters along the Journey to the West, fired up: Demand that the Western Spirit Realm pay social insurance and cover workplace injuries!
Theme: Strive and work hard
Finished with flowers~ In fact, at first I thought that the protagonist would make great achievements after taking the city god test. How can I put it, I just felt that this could be a story about a girl gradually becoming stronger, but it was so abrupt that it didn't make people feel it. But looking back at the full text, the heroine actually made a difference, but the existence of the local official and the author's writing style gave people the impression that as someone in the comments said, the heroine became a fairy through the back door. Originally, the sparks generated by the collision between the heroine's modern thoughts and the Liaozhai environment were very interesting to watch, but the author failed to write out the resistance and excitement. Emmm... The expression of the idea is scattered, I don't know if the author can get it (laughing and crying jpg)
The relationship line is really unnatural. Taneda's brother-sister relationship with the heroine was very strange at first, but then it got better and He suddenly fell in love.
The ending was too abrupt. What happened next to the Zhang family? What happened to those villains if they didn't file a lawsuit and make false accusations? What happened to the young couple who became immortals was not explained clearly! There are few emotional scenes, this man is more like a tool man!
Zhang Zhongtian, you'll be dead when your sister comes back with her memories. I'm taking advantage of her. I can't even pull your ears.
It's really beautiful and has the flavor of Liaozhaibenzhai
The emotional line in this book is okay, but I really don't feel the existence of emotion (face covering)
As long as the story is interesting enough, the emotional line is not that important. Thank you to the author for creating such a smart, cunning, and spontaneous heroine. I also thank the author for his diligent updates every day.
In fact, I feel that the author's emotional line is pretty good, and it feels like a fairy tale. After all, when I watch Liao Zhai, I sometimes wonder where this feeling comes from.
The story of the city god punishing evil and promoting good should be longer.
There are a few more extras, and it feels like the end of the main story is a bit sudden.