Immortal Studio Ghost Stories

All I can say is that this book is exceptionally well-written, with a touch of warmth, a touch of sadness, a touch of tenderness, a touch of cultivation, a touch of the immortal path—it's beyond praise...

It's been a long time since I've read a book that gave me this feeling. Before, I only felt this way when reading *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*, the vernacular kind, or myths and legends from 20 years ago, and also when my grandparents told me stories and legends when I was little.

Although I haven't been reading online novels for very long, I find myself quite disgusted by those who constantly criticize the protagonist's behavior. From an objective standpoint, "How can you know what a fish is thinking if you are not a fish?" You may not understand other people's worldviews, and you may be stuck in your own ways, but there's really no need to impose your views on others!

The battle scenes are so toxic! High-level cultivators are brutally killed by the protagonist's plot armor. A Qi Refining cultivator killing a Nascent Soul cultivator—I've never seen such an overpowered protagonist in my life! I think the various magical artifacts left by the protagonist's grandfather are a mistake.

If you enjoy this book, it's likely due to the author's concise writing and fluent style. The author is erudite and knowledgeable, with a broad understanding of both Eastern and Western cultures. Once you're familiar with the author's work, you won't want to go back to formulaic books.

It was so frustrating to read; they gave away all the good things Grandpa left behind. It's really uncomfortable to see so many treasures given to outsiders. Goodbye! What a pity, such a good book.

I hope good articles receive praise and support with generous rewards. Some details and plot developments serve the overall purpose and should not be viewed in isolation. We are not the authors and do not know the subsequent arrangements, so we need to be more patient and tolerant. Good articles need to be savored and appreciated, and we should not be impatient!

The author is habitually slow to warm up, and the male lead's personality isn't particularly likable, but the author's writing style has improved considerably since the previous book. Worth reading!

The author portrayed the male protagonist as too weak. He should have responded to Zheng's repeated provocations.

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