Taoist Priest of Liaozhai

Can that mute girl please come out? I'm so embarrassed. What kind of Tao does the protagonist practice? 😥

I think it's well written, but the little mute is a bit annoying.

The writing is not good, many parts are full of nonsense, and the plot and characters are inconsistent.

Is there a Shennong? Is it poisonous?

Is this a fairy tale or a romance novel?

Tell me what you think: First, it felt like as soon as the protagonist's master left, he went down the mountain and stopped paying attention to what was going on in the Taoist temple. The introduction also said that he has not returned since then, and his master is wandering away. It feels a bit bleak. . . Secondly, you can't tell much about the new book just after it was released; however, the protagonist's master just left, which is a bit of a violation.

Why do you always stay in the Wang family? Why don't you like the Wang family?

I'll just spray it blindly. The author is probably a young artist. The writing has a touch of light novel flavor. What is certain is that the author can support himself by writing light novels. Throughout the whole starting point, the author's writing style is considered good. The book can only be described as average. But there is a writing bonus. The seed of a romance light novel!

It's a very good book. Please support me.

I don't understand the author's realm classification. The protagonist is afraid of a five-hundred-year-old demon when he reaches the stage of refining the gods and rebelling against the void. This level division is too low. You must know that the combination of refining the void and the Tao means he can become a local immortal or a loose immortal. How can the protagonist, who is refining the gods and rebelling against the void, be able to fight against a thousand-year-old demon?

Does the protagonist's master treat the protagonist as a power bank? Boring

I haven't started watching it yet, so I'd like to ask everyone if it's okay. I like the types of the leader and the fish, but I don't like the poisonous weeds of "cultivating immortality" written as "cultivating immortals" and "believing in Buddhism" pronounced as "Buddha".

There is a problem with the author's writing style, and there is also a problem with the character design. What kind of jade lamp does the rich man in Wang's hometown use? Five tripods of jade food? It's too exaggerated. Even in Liaozhai, there won't be anything like this.

It's a very good book. Please support me.

What is the character of the protagonist? One moment he is righteous, and the next moment he is like a ruffian. Are you smart? Moreover, as a monk, he always brings a woman with him, and he pokes me in front of her... Do you still want to become a Taoist?