From the Start, Fifteen Years of Blacksmithing in Liaozhai

Personally, I think Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons is the worst fan movie of Journey to the West. It uses the black monkey to attract people's attention. The monkey in it is just a demon named Sun Wukong, which has nothing to do with the Monkey King. From his appearance and height to his abilities and weapons, he has nothing to do with it.

I bought a fish tank and kept many of my favorite fish in it. I give them oxygen, I give them water, I give them food, I give them the basis of life. He is so weird and twisted, with indescribable twisting and dancing tentacles (referring to my curly hair), and twisted lines that are filthy and evil. According to legend, when you see it, you will leave the world (referring to the fingerprints on my hand, grab a fish and take a look). He was born in the darkness, and every time he appears, endless light will be born (I usually turn off the lights when I am not around, and turn on the lights first when I enter the door), He squirms. In the endless void, mortals will fall into the abyss forever if they enter (meaning that I do not swim on the ground, and the fish that jumps out of the tank are usually dead.) He is so weird, twisted and so kind (meaning that I am so tall that the fish cannot understand it at all, but I serve them day by day), until one day, He sank to the bottom of the sea and fell into a deep sleep, leaving behind three Yakub Seals (I went out on some business and put in three water quality detectors). So the endless black mist began to erode the earth, and monsters that only appeared in nightmares ate away at life (his grandma told him why the algae exploded in the tank, and she didn't pay attention to mix in a few black fry when releasing the fish. The tank understood it as a bobbit worm mixed in). The Colossus drove away the black mist but secretly harvested life (it was algae-eating snails, with some carnivorous snails mixed in), and the order of the world began to collapse. (The tank exploded) After fighting the black mist and the evil god's apostle, I finally collected three Yecube seals, allowing the benevolent twisted sun to reappear in the world (I heard the water quality detector screaming, and at the same time the fish tank was thrashing fiercely, so I put a headlamp on my head to look at the tank). Endless twisted tentacles suddenly appeared around the radiant sun (nonsense, there was a curly hair behind the searchlight). This is the story of the Gram myth. The fish in the fish tank cannot resist the breeder, and if the breeder makes a mistake (forgetting to turn on the oxygen supply), the world will be destroyed. And the destruction of the world cannot affect those ancient gods crawling in the void (I don't live in a fish tank). The ancient god is immortal. In order to gain his favor, some races have become his dependents (indeed, the fish and shrimps in the fish tank reproduce for several generations a year, and I prefer the good-looking ones). Thinking about it this way, it feels much smoother. Humans are also ancient gods, and humans also have their own ancient gods. The day a laser cannon develops in the fish tank, the ancient gods will have to retreat.​

The theme of "Liao Zhai" is not driven, it is a waste. It is just the obscenity of a down-and-out scholar. Without ghosts and monsters, "Liao Zhai" has no meaning.

There has to be a heroine, don't worry about whether she is a snake, an insect, a tiger or a leopard, otherwise she will start to get bored in the middle. Many novels are like this

Donkey

Paper Man

This book is awesome. It's about a fairy tale, but it has nothing to do with women. It's really comfortable to read. Take a look at other books about a fairy tale. Sometimes this woman is with another woman, and now this fox is sleeping with that ghost girl. It's really disgusting to read.

Qin Bai

The book is good, but there are too few Nine out of ten of my book review posts are trolls, so it's pretty good to get this comment from me (arrogant face 🤓)

In the first three chapters, the system persuades the protagonist to quit, forcibly restricting the protagonist to where he can't do without. In other words, the system can completely control the protagonist and force him to act according to the system's wishes. The system is the protagonist's assistant so that you can watch it. If the protagonist is the slave of the system, the sense of substitution will not be visible.