Liaozhai: Sowing the Dao

Hangzhou sounds like a water monster. West Lake or Qiantang River? I have never cultivated good deeds in my life, I only love killing people and setting fires I suddenly opened the golden rope, and the jade lock was broken here The tide came on the Qiantang River, and today I know who I am

What is cool writing? This is so cool! What are those things that others call cool articles? They don't read smoothly, and they are also jarring.

I really like Chen's Mansion. I watched it in the middle of the night and it created a tense and terrifying atmosphere. When it comes to the River God chapter, it's strange. I wonder why the protagonist owes everything to the River God and Mr. Chen, but why does the protagonist look like a victim? Author, you have always emphasized that the River God is a benevolent god. I understand that the protagonist cannot beg for mercy but is ruthless, but it still feels like an honest person is being bullied. From the perspective of the River God, the protagonist is the disgusting villain, right? Then today's chapter says that Mr. Chen uses the protagonist as a pawn, and the protagonist resents him in his heart and makes him a stumbling block. ? ? ? ? Didn't the protagonist try to die before but failed to save anyone? Mr. Chen helped him and saved the fish, but he turned around and said he was using him as a pawn? ? ? I see how the agreement between Mr. Chen and the River God is to help the protagonist and make money for himself. There is nothing wrong with it. He and the protagonist have a bad grudge. I still remember that the protagonist you wrote at the beginning, the author, is a character who would rather trade fish for fish than get nothing for nothing. Why are these chapters so selfish? Other book friends have also raised this question in the book review area. I think grudges are grudges and grudges. Grads and grudges should be clearly defined. If a grown man owes something, can't he just change it?

To be honest, I have been reading online articles for more than ten years, and I have also read a lot of them in Liaozhai. This is one of the top five works in Liaozhai so far. Its shortcomings are that there are too few, it is slow to update, and if it fails to produce results, it is afraid of being left out.

This is one of the two promising new books I have read. System-oriented novels are very popular, and there are simply not too many.

The author has been to Sanjiang for a long time. I feel like this book will produce results if it is kept updated. I hope the author will explode. Let Sanjiang achieve better results. As a bookworm of ten years, I personally feel that the rhythm is quite good. I also read the author's previous book. To be honest, the plot is better than the previous book, especially the beginning. There are a lot less poisonous points than the previous book. Anyway, I abandoned the previous book after reading more than ten chapters. The only thing that was more abrupt was the change in the protagonist's personality, but it was still acceptable. I look forward to more updates from the author so that more people can read this book. When the author becomes famous, I will be among his first book friends. Don't be dissatisfied with this small reward. Lao Xiong, this is the first time I've given a reward after several years of reading from Qidian. I hope it will give the author a little confidence and look forward to an explosion.

This book can... Not deliberately say that I am not a good person or a bad person, but really feel the culpability of the protagonist.

Who else is here to catch up with the readers of this book because of the previous eunuch book?

I like novels of this style. I started reading novels in 2003, and now I can hardly read them. There are just too few updates. I beg the author to work hard and put them on the shelves and order them all. 🤭

Good books should be supported! Complete in one go, a very good book.