Strange Tales of Liaozhai: The Divine Descends

This kind of character of the protagonist, or this style of writing, is not suitable for writing about Shinto, even if it is immortality. It doesn't matter if you are laughing and joking like this, but Shinto is not good. As the saying goes: Divine grace is like the sea, and divine power is like prison. Do you think this kind of funny character can establish the majesty of Shinto?

This novel is full of Chinese style, brothers, support it

The protagonist is too funny and has no adult personality, and is full of secondary energy

This style of writing is very frustrating and feels very frustrating. The protagonist gives the impression that he is from the Virgin Mary. Since you can exist alone and the villagers' beliefs are just transactions, you can also choose not to trade. The protagonist became a god after traveling through time. He only had humanity but no divinity. It was a failure. Goodbye.

Not bad, not bad, considered a good grass for now

Come on, author, I give you recommendations every day... To be honest, this recommendation vote data looks really distressing.

Author, please don't continue to engage in this kind of inner activity that makes people feel that it is a drama. I am suffering from embarrassment syndrome.

It's very well written, I hope the author won't give up

I. . . . . . . I can't say any more.

Very nice! I'm looking for Shinto articles everywhere, come on! Keep at it