The Salty Fish Occultist of the Eighties

A rare slow-burning masterpiece (´▽`)ﾉThe setting of the protagonist who comes from an old cult is too down-to-earth! The protagonist of low-level evil spirits may have a complete inheritance (=^･ｪ･^=). Many famous spells are actually low-level spells, such as: the art of hating victory, swallowing gold and spitting fire, etc. The protagonist should not just practice Taoism all the time! Practice some magic, otherwise wouldn't the settings be in vain?

I have read The Final Summoning no less than three times, but actually I still want to see the author write something about another world.

I'm just confused. You don't even think about telling your brother directly about such a big secret. No matter how good a brother is, it's rare for him to turn against you. He can stab you behind your back at any time. He just buries you in a secret realm without even looking for a place. Who is so careless about playing with antiques? You will be written as a stupid brother in this life.

The author's last book was very good! Hope this book works! ! !

I know that the author has checked a lot of information and wants to show off 😅, but you don't need to describe it too much. It's meaningless and makes people feel inexplicable. It's like eating an orange. You have to tell all the types, origins, pros and cons of the orange. This is simply superfluous. You can introduce important things such as background or spells. Say more unimportant things in one stroke or describe less. Really, I know you want to write something with a sense of life, but you don't have a sense of life anymore. Just like you said in the book, you just dropped the book bag and lost the focus. It's tasteless and it's a pity to abandon it. The sense of substitution is high and low. The rhythm control and characterization need to be improved! After reading dozens of chapters, I felt that it didn't suit my taste, but I couldn't bear to give up on this kind of traditional theme, because there are relatively few people writing it, and it requires a lot of research and sorting out information, which is time-consuming and brain-consuming. However, I really can't stand your writing style. I can only say that it has the foundation now, but it can only be small and not popular. If it can be changed, it will definitely attract a large number of readers 🥱

This is, is there such a book with 100 chapters of foreplay? You are not slow at all. There are 100 chapters of background introduction and no setting introduction. Pig's Foot can teach science for several chapters in one sentence. After several chapters, not a single incident is mentioned, and not a single scene is passed. How many people can stand up to your level of verbosity? I really like your last book of Warcraft. I also said that it was written by an author. This book is on the bookshelf and I don't want to delete it, but I have opened it 5-6 times. In total, I haven't seen more than 100, so I might as well return it.

Let me go. Out of respect for the author's typing efforts, I read Chapter 36 without skipping a word. I really couldn't stand it any more. I don't want to embarrass myself anymore. I will summarize the content of the first thirty-six chapters in one paragraph The protagonist Che Chen, personality: indifferent to outsiders, boring to acquaintances, occupation: main job as a truck driver, deputy job of buying and selling antiques. Skills: Cultivation: Great Light Mantra (mixed with other skills that I thought up) Cultivation: Family skills (ancestral Taiyin Sect) ) Supporting characters: The Seven Saints and Four Swords of the Taiyin Fahui, etc. (The forum I organized on the Taiyin Fahui website, these are the main supporting characters) Only this stuff, thirty-six chapters of it, I really can't read any more, I'm leaving.

Hiss, why did my IQ suddenly disappear when I first got the golden finger? Drawing cards to become a warlock, Taoist warlocks and DND warlocks are not the same concept, right? Why is it my destiny?

There is talk about the ancestral hall being demolished and rebuilt. I guess I didn't see a paragraph in the article that said the ancestral hall was demolished in a special era and then rebuilt. It was just rebuilt on the original site and the old walls and other things were preserved. It was originally the residence of a family named Zhang. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, the Zheng family acquired it in Qinglong Town and converted it into an ancestral hall. The old wall has remained unchanged. Do you think there are no bugs? There is also the issue of liability for a thief who breaks into a house and is bitten by a dog. The news I saw a few years ago is indeed the verdict. The dog owner is responsible, and he is fined for medical expenses and so on. I don't know the specific verdict now, so I will rely on what I have seen before. It is not a realistic article anyway!

When I read a similar book, I hope this one will not be the same.