A Man in Liaozhai: From the Start, I Stewed a Yellow-Skinned Spirit Seeking a Title
人在聊斋：开局炖了讨封黄皮子
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- Completed
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- 927k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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316Chapters
15.8kRecommendations
157.1kFans
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The protagonist accidentally kills a monster and gets a treasure, but instead of improving himself, he shows it to others. I laughed. Surely he can't always accidentally kill monsters, right? Surely he can't always accidentally find treasure and escape danger every time? Of course he can! Because he's the protagonist, he has plenty of opportunities and can give them all away.
I've read up to chapter nineteen, and I'm still not satisfied. The reason this book is a flop is because of its disgusting plot points. The author seems to be adding more and more of these, as if afraid of having too many readers and needing to filter them out. Is the protagonist some kind of wooden doll? So after saving someone's life, you're responsible for their entire future?
I had ideas, but the writing was frustrating. The protagonist had an overpowered ability that made him easy prey for anyone, yet the overpowered ability was practically useless. The protagonist was in a state of "I know someone is plotting against me, but I'm not going to take any precautions."
With so little, the neighbors might think we're looking down on them. Bonus chapter
This is really cruel! Starting from chapter 16, is it possible for anyone to scheme against the protagonist? How beautiful could a country girl with nothing in ancient times possibly be? And to scheme against the protagonist like this? Repaying kindness with enmity, and the protagonist even agreed! I'm speechless. Those who haven't read the book yet, don't bother reading this one, it's too cruel. I'm outta here!
The protagonist has a saintly personality; proceed with caution!
Ah, I read up to Chapter Six where he succumbed to poison and died. He was simultaneously thinking about not telling anyone about his transmigration while speaking in a language no one could understand. It feels like the author treats transmigration like a game, as if the protagonist knows he's the protagonist and doesn't hide anything. I'm outta here.
It's so frustrating to watch. Being schemed against and manipulated by others, and even having one's luck devour them. What person with great fortune would be so unlucky?
You know how frustrating it is to almost get killed every time?
One thing after another, the protagonist has no time to develop, relying entirely on his protagonist halo to kill demons, spouting nonsense, and the protagonist is also stupid. Author, don't you want to change this?