Liaozhai World Cultivating Magical Powers

It's very well written, I hope the author will write more

Although in recent years, the starting point of authors has become shorter and shorter, but this is really the first time I have seen such a short author like you.

I can't read the first chapter. As a time traveler, Goldfinger has this problem! But what does it mean that the Taoist priest left a book when he left? Is he sure that pig's feet can recognize ancient writing? Or that world also uses simplified Chinese characters? Well, even if the pig's feet can read! So he thinks pig's feet are destined to him? Even if it's fate! Shouldn't we give them after we accept the disciples? You must know that in ancient times, let alone magic! Even advanced martial arts must assess character, right? "The law should not be preached lightly" is not just a matter of words! The first chapter is written so casually! Not rigorous at all! The first of the three golden chapters is poisoning! Awesome my brother

In Journey to the West, there are changes in the Tiangang number and the Earthly number. Feng Menglong's version of Sansui Pingyao Zhuan contains thirty-six Tiangang transformations and seventy-two Earth evil transformations. It clearly states that Tiangang transformation restrains Earth evil transformations, and earth evil transformations are heretical. After learning the earth evil transformation, the vixen holy aunt will be able to fly sand, move rocks, and summon wind and rain. The Thirty-six Tiangang Techniques and the Seventy-two Disha Techniques mentioned by the author come from the Tongjian of the Immortals of the Past Dynasties. The Tongjian of the Immortals of the Past Dynasties only wrote down the names of these spells, and did not mention the functions of these spells at all. The 72 Techniques are easy to learn, and the 36 Techniques are difficult to learn. There is no restraint relationship.

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It seems that I am trying my best to imitate the Seventy-Two Changes of Disha, but it doesn't have the taste of Li Changan, and the writing style is still a bit worse.

There is water in front but you can still see it. It has been completely messed up since the opening ceremony.

It only took half a year to produce more than a hundred chapters, which is awesome.

The plot is too fragmented, with no main line and a bit of a mess here and there.

Our Lady, she has justice in her heart and cares about the country and the people, but she is just a grassroots person.

Just because the protagonist is not a down-and-out scholar, I read it. Many people who write about Liaozhai are crazy about foxes, demons, and ghosts. The beginning is about a down-and-out scholar.

Is it my imagination? Everyone still thinks so. Why did I feel that the novel was very confusing at the beginning and I didn't know what I was writing.

Incoherent, write a little bit here, a little bit over there! It's so out of the ordinary! I finally managed to get a little bit of it, but then I changed to a new scene and couldn't stand it anymore. It didn't make anyone want to continue watching it, so I couldn't help but say goodbye.

It was fine at the beginning, but not so good after the establishment of a sect.

It's too exciting, and the tomb robbing plot is boring too.

This is not the world of Liaozhai, it is the world of A Chinese Ghost Story.