The Forbidden Divine Art

Well, the author may not know that the prefect is a high-ranking official. In ancient times, the prefect was equivalent to the current mayor plus a military commander plus a military commander. He was in charge of a prefecture and was several levels higher than the county magistrate...

After changing places, the Golden Bell Cover and Seven Injury Fist that I learned before are gone?

I feel like there's something wrong with the background setting... In such a large dynasty, the Human Emperor is not the only master, right? In this case, why does it develop to the point where evil spirits control the warrants? Forget about the other two alternative ones. There are so many evil spirits sneaking in to serve as officials... It feels weird and there is no spirit of evil spirits at all. Weirdness, mystery and strength are the characteristics of evil spirits, right? This writing is completely a re-skin of the Jianghu Demon Road.

The author is not good at writing books, but he is quite good at spewing random comments in big guys' books 😁

I feel relieved after seeing so many people scolding you! Turns out I'm not the only one who thinks it's ugly

You should study carefully what the Taoist priest is writing. Even if you practice Seven Injury Fist, you can still fight ghosts. Do ghosts still have internal organs? I copied a passage from the Seven Injury Boxing Guide of Yitian Slaying the Dragon and didn't even understand what it meant before I dared to explain it without leaving my soul. Damn it, you graduated from kindergarten, right? With 20 taels of silver in my body, century-old ginseng, and thousand-year-old Ganoderma lucidum are commonly used 😥 I was so scared that I quit without hesitation...

Oh my god, I don't know what I wrote. It's like a primary school student's writing. I have no desire to read it. Just practice writing. If you want to make money from this, you might as well find a job in an electronics factory.

The protagonist is not like the rich and powerful second generation, but is a bit naive, brainless and egotistical (she stands on the highest moral level and demands others to be good to herself, but does not ask herself to be good to others). I've only read two chapters and I'm not interested.

It's too poisonous. A prefect's government office is in a town.

The book is okay, but the logic is too poor. If you think about it, it's simple. A remote town in the Qingyang Dynasty dares to be called Qingyang Town. The extraordinary state is innate at the beginning, and acquired after breakthrough. The author doesn't need to worry