The Great Sage of Liaozhai

Full order!!! I didn't lie to you at first!

Let me go, the author of the novel I read back then became a great god!

Great author, I found the name of the Xiahou swordsman. It is in the movie "The Immortal", also played by Wang Zuxian, called Xiahou Jiang. In the movie, he lost the martial arts competition with Yan Chixia, threw away his son, and was adopted by Yan Chixia. That son is the protagonist. It hurts to see so many books about Liaozhai naming this Xiahou swordsman randomly. He is called Xiahou Jiang.

I write too much about women, force the plot to include women, and waste my dozens of dollars.

I like the character of the protagonist in the early stage, but in the middle and later stages, I feel that the whole person has changed and become a virgin. No matter whether the enemy harms the protagonist or the people close to the protagonist, the first thing the protagonist thinks is: I let you go, don't do this again. Then he was harmed by the enemy again, and then he said to the enemy: Don't harm me again, I really don't want to kill you. Until someone dies, and the protagonist just cuts off one of the other person's hands?!!! It was really good-looking in the early stage, absolutely good-looking. In the middle and later stages, his whole personality suddenly turned 180 degrees, from an almost murderous and decisive person to a tolerable virgin.

More than just a saint, she is simply a holy mother. It is so different from the style of Mysterious Resurrection.

Book reviews seem to be messy, so don't mislead newcomers. I've been reading about this book for more than ten years, and it's considered good. To be considered a good book, it only needs to be considered good if people won't forget a certain plot in it for a long time. This book feels like it has done it in my heart.

Checked out the comments section. To be honest: shocked. Are you so angry? Are the views in the book so difficult to accept? These are all old books from a few years ago, and some people are still chasing after them and scolding them. You don't have to watch it if you don't like it, but the poison every day is really disgusting. 1. In the book, the dryad's refusal to save others is a manifestation of cause and effect. The real reason is that the dryad accepts others' tricks and never helps others. It betrayed the trust placed in it. The protagonist's behavior seems to express anger at others. Some readers feel that there are double standards, and some readers feel that the "saint" in their minds should be a perfect person. You need to know that saints are also human beings. Shouldn't the focus be on righteousness? 2. Many of the ideas are not the author's own, but were borrowed from reading Liaozhai. The intention is of a very high level. The author can fully mention this content in the work, which expresses the connotation of Liaozhai. 3. Writing ghosts for the sake of writing ghosts is a refreshing and stimulating text. Mysterious Resurrection is pretty cool to watch. The ghosts and gods in Liaozhai are all images and have their own value, not just for fun. This book is quite average overall, but it is good-looking and definitely above average. It's a first-class novel at the starting point. Watch with confidence.

The book is indeed okay. This book is not a white novel, nor is it scary. The protagonist does not come to the world to kill all the gods, gods, and ghosts. I am used to seeing gods and gods killing gods and Buddhas, so naturally I can't stand it. Besides, the author writes this from the perspective of immortals, gods, ghosts, and Buddhas from a Chinese studio. Naturally, the protagonist, a great saint, cannot be compared with Lao Tzu and the others. If the protagonist wants to kill these gods, gods, ghosts, and monsters, he will definitely not become a saint in the end. The saint of the protagonist is different from Lao Tzu and the others. The protagonist came into the world for the sake of humanity, so in the end when the protagonist was about to die, he said, "Avoid gods and ghosts, and humanity will prosper." One is why the protagonist cannot practice magic. If the protagonist is taught immortal magic by others, and the protagonist practices immortality, who will make people prosperous in the world. Besides, can you avoid the huge cause and effect? ​​The gods, gods and monsters in the author's Liaozhai world are all afraid of cause and effect. This is not like other such terrifying worlds, and they don't care about cause and effect. The protagonist naturally practices martial arts to prevent being caught by monsters. The training method is not important. After all, the Taoist magic is not obvious when nine feet is not close to three feet, so what is there to be afraid of? (Sorry, the words may not sound nice, but I can't help it. This book is really good. Just like what is said in the book, if I don't say it out loud, my thoughts will not make sense. I am not a troll. I only read the pirated version because some people in the comment area said it was really unpleasant, so I am talking about it.)

It's mysteriously the same author. It seems that I was so busy chasing updates that I forgot about it and didn't read it 😂