The Search for Immortals and Strange Stories from the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 6 feels very poisonous! You risk your life for a corpse and you only saw it in a dream, the goddess in your dream? This is even more hateful than the Virgin Bitch! What a special love for corpses! That's right, not many people saw it! This pig's foot is simply a weird creature

Maybe I didn't make it clear, but I don't like the body-seizing genre. I'm talking about being noble, but the essence is to seize a body-substitute. If the original relationship network of this type is not handled well, it will be a disaster. Whether it is the original person's relatives and friends, as long as you know that it is not the original person himself, are you sure you won't stab the protagonist in the back? The best way is to strike first and kill the original person's relatives and friends.

There are already 250,000 words, so why only more than 1,000 words have been collected? ? ?

The novel routine from 28 years ago, reincarnated and reborn again. It's so damn toxic.

It was well written at the beginning, but the structural changes later were too abrupt.

When Ma Ma saw this introduction, he realized that none of those singers had become gods before they were in Versailles.

It looked weird to me. I don't know what the problem is, but it looks weird when I look at it.

This name, I thought it started from the Tang Dynasty

No one will read this kind of narration, it's too digital.

There are too many foreshadowings, dreams, nothing to forget,

The writing is quite good, I have read Chapter 109 so far. It's a pity that the pig's foot is actually the reincarnation of Nezha. Looking at Fengshen, the most disliked character in Journey to the West is the third prince, who is unfaithful and unfilial. I don't understand why the author chose this pig's trotter, I really don't like it. I can only abandon the book.

This book simply lowered my limit for brainless protagonists. . . . .

40+ The villain in the sentence about the deserted temple died because he talked too much and made drama and knew that the master was very powerful and did not understand the truth. Killing him directly showed that the protagonist was too reckless and brainless.

It is known that the protagonist has two golden fingers, one is a delusion barrage (equivalent to a narration) that predicts the future, and the other is an unknown power (break out the small universe!) That can transform into madness, devour, and attack spiritual bodies... But I am still a little confused. The power system is not clear, and there is no intuitive description of the protagonist's combat power after going berserk (you know he is very good at fighting). Western religions have come out, are you afraid that it will lead to a prehistoric era? In this case, progress will be faster...🙂

I didn't even have the motivation to read the first chapter. What a failure.