Warlock Inn

There are fierce ghosts full of resentment, evil ghosts with magic powers, black and white ghosts who work in the underworld, knife ghosts that can spray poison and can infect and reproduce, spit-eating ghosts, long ghosts, hairy ghosts... All kinds of strange lonely ghosts. There are Taoist sorcerers who practice Taoism, Zen sorcerers who practice Buddhism, Immortal sorcerers who practice immortality, as well as class sorcerers who practice engineering techniques, evil sect sorcerers who practice poison... Ruoxue-kun, how much effort did you put into this work? It is definitely comparable to Japan's Hyakuki Night Parade, and far exceeds it in terms of artistic value. This work is destined to become a textbook for supernatural and ghost novels, and I am here to prove it. I firmly believe that you are a man, and no female writer can write such a magnificent work.

Bai Ran was too partial to Liniang and gave her so much that Qingfeng was almost reduced from a capable and virtuous housekeeper to a nanny sweeping the floors and cooking. This is so unfair. Every time we encounter danger, the only one who can step forward is Qingfeng. What will Liniang do? Besides crying, she would make trouble or get angry with Bai Ran. Why did Bai Ran prefer her so much? Is it preconceived? Our old beggar is still the cutest. He calls Qingfeng his eldest daughter-in-law. Qingfeng is originally the backbone of the family. Fortunately, the last story in the fourth volume gave Qingfeng an explanation. Even though the marriage was fake, I felt the satisfaction of the breeze at that moment. When I was about to fight for my life with the frustrated ghost, Qingfeng suddenly broke out. Her scolding to Bai Ran was still too gentle. If I were to kill this cruel man, I should slap him to death. Will Qingfeng give birth to a baby for Bai Ran? Ghosts shouldn't be able to give birth to children, right? I really look forward to her giving birth. This is the blessing she deserves.

At first, I thought it was Yang Zhixuan who framed his brother, but then the plot reversed and I thought Dr. Lu framed Yang Zhixuan. Looking back, I realized that Yang Zhixuan was also involved, and he wanted to give himself a good reputation as a virtuous brother. The dangers of the human heart are portrayed in such a legendary way by Ruoxuejun. Compared with the previous stories, this story is much more exciting and worth reading and appreciating again and again. What's even more rare is that there is a more exciting main line in Bai Ran. He went to test Guizhao for Liniang. Although the result was tragic, his series of persistent performances from beginning to end gave me a new view of this ruffian. Let me give you some advice. I know there is a big gap between Bai Ran and Gui Cha, but is it a bit too much to end the battle with just one blow? At least play a few more rounds, otherwise the preparation beforehand is really... Forget Ruoxue's sophisticated writing style, you have your own reasons.

Who can tell clearly what is good and what is evil? Those Taoist nuns have indeed harmed people, but what if they harmed them? They are trying to survive, just like tigers trying to hunt. After all, some things are beyond their control. What's more, Bai Ran is not a saint. He has no obligation to do justice for heaven, nor to eliminate violence and bring peace to the good. He does not harm others and occasionally helps people in need. I think even if he is not a hero, he is still a good man.

Just a few words can automatically form a picture in your mind. It's really good!

From the customs and habits of the Ming Dynasty to the local customs of Jiangnan, to the basic methods of warlocks, and to the various spells of Taoism, Ruoxuejun, you have worked really hard for this work. But the hard work paid off, it's really good-looking, and every chapter is fascinating. I love you so much, Ruoxuejun.

A friend read this book on my recommendation and always told me how they always talk about copper coins. A meal on TV costs more than ten taels of silver. Here, Mr. Luohua will tell everyone on behalf of Mr. Ruoxue that silver has been very precious in history. Silver rarely appears in private transactions. A dozen taels of silver will not buy a meal, but a house. If you have more than a dozen taels of silver, you will buy a house. Ruoxuejun's writing style is sophisticated and time-honored. Only such good writing can be qualified to become a classic.

Bai Ran was taking advantage of this opportunity. No matter how you looked at it, you felt that he was cheating even though he didn't know anything.

They all say "lonely souls and wild ghosts", and it seems that this is the only word I know. Now that I read the author's book, I have a deeper understanding of "lonely souls and wild ghosts", which can also be said to be a more three-dimensional understanding. I rarely read stories such as ghost legends, and I always feel that the people who read them are always confused, especially at night. Even if I am not scared, I still feel awkward. However, the author's writing is indeed very good-looking, and the storyline is fascinating. Moreover, all the plot arrangements increase in complexity bit by bit, so you will be attracted bit by bit along with the plot. In fact, it is very rare to control this plot. If it is not written well, it will be impatient, or slow down the progress of the entire plot. If you want to control the rhythm of the plot just right, this means that the author's writing skills are absolutely good, otherwise he would not be able to write such a wonderful and beautiful novel! Just like the few chapters where Bai Ran met the female ghost, I was completely attracted to it. They were obviously imaginary characters, but they were brought to life by the author. Moreover, these female ghosts were very seductive in their charm and speech. If you don't have a certain concentration, then you will definitely be lured away by the female ghost. The reason why Bai Ran was not lured away is more because of what he has experienced before. He was frightened by the chase of the female ghost, so he immediately noticed the difference as soon as he entered the Taoist temple. Even though he said some nonsense, his psychological vigilance did not relax. It can be said that he was lucky enough to meet the female ghost in Yanyun, and this female ghost was actually quite good in comparison. Bai Ran accidentally saved Yanyun and injured her, and in the end she was able to save Bai. Ran, no matter what the purpose is, it makes people feel grateful in their hearts, so after Li Fu rescued people, Bai Ran would not hesitate to ask Li Fu to stop and not kill the female ghost. However, I was really speechless for Bai Ran's familiar character. He just called the female ghost a lady in just a few words. To be honest, I was convinced by him. I am a warlock myself. , Knowing that people and ghosts have different paths, he still does this, even if it is harmful to himself, he still lets her get on his shoulders. I actually can't figure out Bai Ran's psychology. If he just sympathizes with her, there is no need to act like this. Besides, Bai Ran is not a casually kind person in my heart, so I can't help but wonder about Bai Ran's purpose? And Li Fu, what he said made Bai Ran angry to death. He was obviously outside watching everything Bai Ran went through, but he didn't help and didn't show up until the last time he had to. It's not too much to say this. Who made Bai Ran treat Li Fu like that before? This matter can be said directly and clearly in his heart. This is so heartbreaking. Although I have nothing to say about Bai Ran, I feel that Li Fu did it on purpose, just to punish Bai Ran for attacking him many times. I think this is good. Bai Ran should be allowed to kill himself if he does unjust things. Now he has to take responsibility for what he has done! I am looking forward to more exciting storylines in the future, and I feel like there will be another wave of exciting stories waiting for me in the future!

This foreigner is really big, but there is a chilling air from the inside out. It is indeed a horror novel. It has been funny for so long, and the horror flavor is slowly coming out. What exactly is on the wall of the east courtyard? How did the young master get his illness? Why are there so many innocent ghosts in the yard? What is the background of this old butler? I really didn't dare to read it at night. If it weren't for Bai Ran's rogue character, this book would be more terrifying than imagined.

It's so wonderful. I don't know how to express my love for this book. I just feel that this book is so interesting that I can't bear to put down my phone. I have already started to stay up late reading it. The author has shown Bai Ran's deceitful skills to a great extent. Incisively and vividly, I really believed that Bai Ran was a warlock and that his methods were very powerful. Unexpectedly, the author made a big twist later on, which gave people a big gap. Of course, this gap is not uncomfortable, but makes people look forward to the whole storyline even more. , After all, it was so awesome at the beginning, and we can imagine that the later part will definitely be more exciting and exciting, especially the part where Bai Ran is in the ruined temple. It can be said to be a wonderful showdown between the two, but it is obvious that Li Fu is superior and kills Bai Ran directly. Bai Ran has always been smooth sailing. He has been messing around in the world, and now he has encountered a tough opponent, and he has lost completely. It's funny to think about it. How come Bai Ran has been around for so many years and still has such little skills? When he met an expert, he was instantly killed. I felt some sympathy for him in my heart. After all, he was killed Li Fu's gang was haunted by a female ghost in a ruined temple. It would be a lie to say that he was not afraid, otherwise he would not have had to run away desperately. What happened was completely beyond my expectation. I originally thought that Li Fu was a fake female ghost who turned into a female ghost. Li Fu didn't have much ability. He looked too much like a female ghost. Especially when Bai Ran was obsessed with Li Fu and then stabbed the aorta in Li Fu's neck with a knife, I really thought Bai Ran had succeeded, but the author made another big turn, and the appearance of Li Fu was quite sudden. , He always pretends to be cute and cute. Even though Bai Ran strikes preemptively from the beginning, even if he quickly transfers himself, knowing that the other party wants to kill him, he still speaks slowly as always, as if he can't feel the other party's hostility at all, giving people the feeling that the other party is completely innocent. He is a fool, but at the same time, he feels that people in their thirties are not so simple and do not understand anything, so this kind of mood is very tangled. The more I read in this tangled mood, the more surprising it becomes. I am very curious how the author came up with this kind of storyline? After all, this storyline has basically been twisted seven or eight times by the author, and I haven't seen the ending yet, so I really can't guess how far it will go in the end, especially since Li Fu's existence is becoming more and more mysterious. He came out of thin air and now disappears out of thin air. And he tied Bai Ran in the ruined temple using the method of tying fairy knots. It seems that the purpose was to prevent Bai Ran from escaping, and deliberately left him in the ruined temple. This is what I admire most about the author, who can put him in the ruined temple. The clues of a story that I thought were simple slowly expanded, becoming more and more colorful, and the plot became more and more complex. Li Fu's purpose is what I am most curious about at the moment. As long as I am curious, I will keep reading. I am absolutely reading the author's new book with a loving attitude, so I am not in a hurry to read on, but will read carefully and slowly understand. You can't rush a good book, and I am also worried that reading too fast will make people anxious if I have to wait for more chapters! Not much else to say, keep reading, author, keep up the good work!

Compared with Bai Ran, Li Fu's character is really thin. I may be a bit more direct. I feel that he is just a silly Baitian who is not experienced in the world. He is really different from the miracle doctor who laughs at the situation in The Empress. Ruoxuejun, are you lazy and don't work hard on Li Fu? He is the second male lead. I have a lot of feelings for him. Sorry, do you find it annoying that I talk so much?

This book is really well written. Even though I like the Empress so much, I have to admit that this book is more attractive than the Empress. I didn't want to continue pursuing it, but from the first chapter, I couldn't stop. I really didn't expect that Bai Ran was just a jobber. It seems that the character setting is different from that of the empress.

I feel that there is still no concept of right and wrong in this book. Although the group of Taoist nuns have harmed countless people, I feel that they are all quite cute. There is also the resentful ghost in Yanyun. I feel that Bai Ran and her have a very deep relationship. Humans and ghosts have different paths. Does Ruoxuejun want to break this rule?