The Immortal Cultivator’s Tale of Witchcraft

I originally thought it was a novel about witches, but it turned out to be a novel about cultivating immortals in the guise of witches. I would like to give you some suggestions. If the author is willing to adopt them when he opens a new book, remember to call me back to read it Witches, the profession in charge of sacrifices and medical education in tribal countries in ancient times Curse enemies: human skin lanterns, puppet dolls, bloodline curses Making witchcraft medicine: changing body, extending life span, controlling emotions, elixir of death Refining Gu: Cultivating the Gu King, understanding the secrets of evolution, driving all beasts , Refining Corpse Soldiers Blessings: Knotting ropes, substitute life cards Sacrifice: Consecrating gods, enlightening wisdom and enlightening spirits Finally, there is witchcraft practice. Witches generally appear together with gods, and outsiders can believe in gods. Spirits, seeking refuge, can sacrifice themselves to gods or worship the heaven and earth as a witch blessing for heaven and earth to practice. In terms of the body, they can explore the blood of ancestors and integrate natural elves Don't engage in such things as witch spirits and primordial spirits.

The protagonist's operation logic is not understandable. He says that the Duke's government is very powerful, and then he thinks it is useless to pass the exam, so he doesn't take the exam. Then there is danger at the secret door, so he doesn't run away even if he doesn't take the exam. He is being followed and monitored, and he looks confused. If the protagonist wins the exam, he has a bright future. Is it difficult to get a slave contract?

The protagonist is so childish and naive! After seizing the body, you don't even pretend to be good. You just rely on the memories in your mind to understand the world. Why don't you look for some books to read? Also, sell talismans. How should I say? When the protagonist buys the materials for making talismans, what should the knowledgeable do? Selling talismans, not looking for a good market, pretending to be an expert among a group of swindlers, trying your luck, haha, can't you understand it in advance? The most important thing is that the protagonist's strength is growing rapidly, why not develop it for a period of time?

The protagonist first heard about the news. The power levels were all martial arts. I really didn't understand. The protagonist was going to set up a stall on the street to sell magic talismans. How much could selling talismans on the street cost?

Oh, at the beginning, the protagonist thinks that being an official does not make money. Please, in ancient times, the most profitable people were officials! In three years, the prefect will be cleared of one hundred thousand snowflakes of silver. Even if you are not greedy for money, the money will be given to you! (As long as you are an official)

The introduction looked very spiritual, but when I clicked on it I was disappointed and withdrew 🤔.

It was okay at first, but when Murong came out, it was a bit weird, and when someone named Gan came out, it disgusted me to death.

How can I put it, there is no problem with both shamanism and Taoism, but it is a bit bad to use three methods in one skill. Wu has two manifestations, either physically strong or weird and difficult to guard against. You can train your body, your magic power, and your soul at the same time. The Taoism passed down by the saints is not so comprehensive!

It's very well written, keep it up＾0＾~

It is recommended not to write emotional scenes, they are so bloody. Others are pretty good! It makes Lu Sheng feel better to see him. I almost got poisoned →_→