A Lone Journey Through Myth

Bai Suzhen is in the realm of immortals. She only needs to repay her karma and immediately rank in the immortal class, enjoying the incense of the world. If she is distracted, she is at least at the level of Jindan Yuanying. It is not the little Taoist who took away her body. What's more, the skinny camel is bigger than the horse. As an old monster with nearly two thousand years of Taoism, Bai Suzhen has never seen any conspiracy and tricks. How could she be so cowardly and taken away by a little Taoist priest? She didn't have the skills to keep things under control, and she wouldn't have been practicing for so many years. She would have been exterminated by someone to defend the Tao, or eaten by some big demon to increase her Taoism!

Even though the name has been changed, it's still not easy to find books in the Fairy Gourd series. Please don't enter the palace. Do you have any recommendations for books in the Fairy Gourd series?

I reread the book. There are several things you forgot to change in your article. Let me point them out to you. Chapter 84 The Xuanhuang Tower appears

It's really rubbish. Since you wrote the story of The Legend of White Snake, just expand it on the basis of the original work. If you don't write it, just make up a new story and write it. It's useless to revise this randomly. If you don't have the ability to write it, don't write it. Not everyone is good at writing books

The white lady who was about to become an immortal was taken over by a hot chick? Are you sure you're not kidding?

Instead of revising the article, it is better to rewrite the outline and start a new book. 😆 The more you revise, the worse it gets.

I've read more than a dozen chapters and it's so cloudy that I don't know what I'm writing.

Your dispatcher dispatches people from eighth-tier cities to Shanghai! You yourself said that Suzhou Prefecture is much better than Qiantang, but Xu Xuan was sent to Suzhou. How funny!

The title of the book is The Rise of Liaozhai, so I wanted to ask where Liaozhai went and why the more I write about it, the more it looks like a fairy gourd.

A time-traveling soul wouldn't be so naive, right? Do you really think of your sect as a school? Come when you want and leave when you want? A disciple who has been trained since childhood and a disciple who is an art caster, who does the sect value more? You say wait until you encounter difficulties before you think of a solution? If you go to ask for help, will they definitely help you? Do you think that for a little money, someone should give you careful guidance on how to condense evil spirits? Tell you where is the Yinsha Earth Meridian that suits you? Is it a school? Can I take a course by paying some tuition? Just ask why? Do you have any contribution to the sect? Do you feel a sense of belonging to the sect? How do you replenish the Yinsha earth veins you consumed? Of course, I don't think you must go to Xuandu to teach. I just read what you wrote. It seems that you have to join a sect after all, and you should start as early as possible. Disciples with an innocent background are always more valued than disciples who are masters. Of course, you can insist on not becoming a master.