Ghost Movie World: I Really Don't Want to Be a Taoist Priest

The protagonist's psychological transformation makes no sense. One second he was about to die and come back, and the next second he was choosing which option was better to save his life. The relationship between the characters has progressed inexplicably. Yesterday it was still an employment relationship, and after just one meal, they were on the road from friends to lovers. Professional skills progress at will. In a few days, I went from just traveling through time, knowing nothing except panel skills, to an expert Taoist priest. Tomato's books are not so playful.

The protagonist never thought about how miserable his junior sister and employer would die if he died? A failure.

This female character is good and that female character is also good. It's hard to tell who is better. It's hard to beg the author to write a big letter. The female characters live a happy life with the male protagonist. Book friends who have the same hobbies as me like me and those who don't have the same hobbies as me just pretend they didn't see it. Don't curse. Last time someone scolded me and I was banned for a year.

This book. . . . . All I can say is that when Shennong comes, he will have to kowtow to you and beg you not to let him test poison. . . . .