Strange Tales of Liaozhai: The Divine Descends

The protagonist's personality, or rather, this writing style, is not suitable for writing about the divine path, or even the immortal path. It's okay to be a bit silly and goofy, but it won't work for the divine path. As the saying goes, "Divine grace is as vast as the sea, and divine might is as powerful as a prison." Do you think this kind of goofy personality can establish the majesty of the divine path?

This novel is full of Chinese style, brothers, give it a thumbs up!

The main character is too silly and lacks adult personality; he's full of adolescent chuunibyou (middle school syndrome).

This writing style is very frustrating, and it makes the reader feel very frustrated. The protagonist gives the impression of being the Virgin Mary. Since you can exist on your own and the villagers' faith is just a transaction, you can also choose not to trade. The protagonist transmigrates and becomes a god, possessing only humanity and lacking divinity—a flaw. Goodbye.

Not bad, not bad, currently considered good quality.

Keep it up, author! I'll recommend you every day... To be honest, these recommendation vote numbers are really painful to look at.

Author, please stop with these jarring internal monologues; I'm getting incredibly embarrassed.

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

I... I can't continue.

Very good! I've been looking everywhere for Shinto-themed stories, keep it up!