
Containing All Realms, Starting with Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
从聊斋开始收容诸天
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 588k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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All the gods in Liaozhai have disappeared ( ºΔº )
Actually, I think that since the gods in *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio* have disappeared, but they can still cultivate, and some are quite powerful, why not create a King of Hell or the Heavenly Emperor, and take over the entire *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio* world?
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Is there any point in writing a protagonist like this? Letting a little girl be sacrificed to the river god? What's the difference between someone who doesn't care about anything and just lives like a prostitute? The mentality is too twisted. I can't stand it. I'm dropping this. Even just retrieving the little girl's soul would have been better.
I feel pretty good about myself. The mask shows Qin Yuanche (though it doesn't quite look like him), and the mask underneath shows Chen Yan.
The writing is not bad, but I couldn't bear to read the part where the girl died. The author wanted to highlight the bleak state of the world, but the author should know how many people could actually finish reading after that point?
I was so stupid. I should have left when I realized the protagonist's power came from resentment. I was so stupid. I knew the protagonist's power came from the torment scenes, and that without tormenting the protagonist, he wouldn't have power. I was so stupid. 😭😭
The book is filled with a lot of the author's fallacies.
This book is a complete mess. Not only are many parts unclear, but many dialogues are also utterly nonsensical and poorly written.
Shouldn't ghosts be able to survive simply by possessing yin energy? I don't really like the idea of them eating people to survive. Eating people to increase cultivation is fine, though! If the protagonist wants to turn Fengdu into a true underworld, he needs to establish proper rules.
The protagonist dies and becomes a ghost at the beginning, but at least he retains some humanity, okay? He's too selfish. For example, those underworld gods and Yama are also dead, but the things they do are worlds apart from what the protagonist himself has done. So don't always say things like, "I've become a ghost, so I can do whatever I want."