Liaozhai: the White-Faced Scholar

Night Wandering God = A mortal body that sneaks around the corner at night? You are not required to know how to fly to the sky and escape from the earth. You must at least have an out-of-body experience. Water ghosts can force other people's bodies to live a new life, but the original owner of the body cannot live a new life after taking back his identity? They are both ghosts, what a big difference? How many thousands of years of Taoism are missing? Good people cannot be resurrected, so bad people do not need to be punished? What is wrong with the three views? The worse the good people are, the worse the bad people should be punished. And I don't believe in men, I can really accept my wife turning into an old woman. True love is also built on skin, otherwise why would others find her who is beautiful?

My scalp went numb after reading Chapter 8 late at night 🤤

Some chapters are touching, and some are scary.

In the first few chapters, the protagonist seems to dislike the matter of time travel. In addition, the character created by his identity as an orphan is a bit too rigid and reckless in doing things. After accepting the reality of time travel, his character and IQ are on the line. The most interesting ones so far are opening the coffin of the daughter of the richest man and going to the wild ghost village to find the grandfather and grandson.