Drunk in Liaozhai

The protagonist has only been cultivating for a few days? He has no self-defense or survival skills and yet he runs off to Lanruo Temple alone? He acts like he's the boss of the world, and he hasn't even become an immortal yet! He's already so arrogant? If he weren't a protagonist, the grass on his grave would have multiplied several generations by now. The author is too presumptuous; this is just self-indulgent writing.

Seeing the defeat in Chapter 12, I initially thought it was a classic fantasy story. But the protagonist, wanting to buy a sword but lacking money, resorts to stealing. Even though it's from a bully's house, a novice cultivator shouldn't indulge in such behavior. Later on, he'll probably become a demon. He hasn't even learned any spells, can't even catch ghosts, yet he goes straight to Lanruo Temple, relying on the protagonist's invincibility to brute force his way through.

My impression of the latest chapter is that it's completely ruined. Following the plot of *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*, it keeps taking in women, one after another. I just want to ask you guys, do you really want to see a plot like this? Having one woman, maybe a couple more for flirting with, is one thing, but what's the point of having so many women? Isn't it exhausting?

You've only been cultivating for a few days? And you dare to run to Lannuo Temple? Knowing there are tigers in the mountains, you still dare to go. How big of a heart do you have? A cultivator's natal magic weapon is just a decent weapon forged by a mortal and nurtured, right? That's way too arrogant for a cultivator!

I've tested this out; it's a harem novel. The number of women this book will have will be its harem. 💀

This plot is awful! It starts by giving away secret manuals and pets, and instead of focusing on your training, you go to Lanruo Temple to show off after only a few days!

Furthermore, this is a real world, yet the protagonist completely believes the novels and movies he watches? Judging reality by the plot of a novel, you have to understand that novels and movies are artistic creations; they are not history books, and history can be fabricated. What if Yan Chixia finds Ning Caichen agreeable but doesn't like you?

This book is well-written; the author should keep it up!

The eleventh chapter should be revised to discourage players. Nowadays, everyone focuses on farming to develop their character. It's too discouraging for the protagonist to go to Lanruo Temple to die right after starting cultivation and not encountering any bottlenecks.

This book is characterized by its intellectual deficiencies, harem elements, self-indulgent plot, and forced storyline.