
I Found a Secret Maoshan Manual
捡到一本茅山秘术
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- Completed
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- 809k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The protagonist has already been transported to another world, yet he still claims not to believe in ghosts or gods, insisting he's a staunch materialist and constantly emphasizing the non-existence of ghosts and gods. I'm truly speechless. Even a normal person who was a materialist before being transported to another world should have some thoughts about ghosts and gods by now. This protagonist, however, acts like nothing happened.
Are the underlings they recruited being sillier than the last, deliberately trying to disgust the readers?
The more I watch, the less interesting it becomes, especially with that Gao Xiaojuan character who's so weak and cowardly. She runs away several times during the main character's fights, yet they keep her around and even offer her incense, making it seem like the main character is her lackey.
If you pretend to be weak to fool others, you'll become a real weakling if you keep doing it too long.
To be honest, the author went too far for the sake of the plot. Take the funeral home job, for example. Frankly, it's a job you can take or leave. In a world with ghosts and spirits, the protagonist is practically invincible; why would he care about a job paying only 5,000 yuan? Is he really planning to spend his whole life working at a funeral home?
Author, it would be an injustice if this book didn't flop!
After it was published, it felt like a completely different person was writing it; it seems like the more I write, the better I get. But is your main job at a funeral home? From the beginning until now, it seems like you haven't even had a full week of work, right? Is your side job running a company to exorcise demons? That could be your main job.
After reading the first chapter, I really disliked the protagonist's character; he's like a terrible teammate in a horror movie who drags everyone down. Of course, in real life, we might all act that way, but this is a novel, isn't it?
I hope there won't be any more explicit content later on, or at least less explicit stuff. Author, have you ever seen a book become famous for its explicit content? The beginning was okay, but the frequency of explicit content increases as it goes on. Any more and it'll be awful.
This plot is ridiculous! The reborn character finds a job that pays 5000 a month. It's hilarious!