Starting as Chen You's Disciple, I Sweep Through the Infinite Realms

The tragedy caused by insufficient knowledge reserves No matter how many times I watch "Hong Kong Ghost Stories," I still find them pathetic. The intermediate state being, possessing all six senses, can be understood as having six limbs and being a human being. As a result, the lover was transformed into a giant spider, and the person was devoured and died.

I get it. You think you can sweep everything for money? Before going live, you struggled to survive, getting thrashed every time. After going live, you summon gods to sweep everything away, with all the gods and Buddhas coming to your aid? Others have money to make the devil turn the millstone, but you expect to watch gods work for you just by spending money?

The actual title of this book is "Beginning to Become Chen You's Apprentice and Be Infinitely Sweeped Away".

Zombies and Hong Kong horror stories are themes I really want to explore, keep it up! However, I wouldn't recommend writing *My Date with a Vampire*, it's really chaotic. You could say it's highbrow, but it doesn't have anything truly extraordinary; you could say it's lowbrow, but it's not lowbrow either—it includes characters like Pangu and Nuwa. I haven't seen many well-written *My Date with a Vampire* books.

I looked at the comments section, and I don't understand. Have you not read *Zombie Chronicle*? Or do you just not understand it? The second part clearly tells you that Pangu is a race. They are a perfect human race created by people from the previous calamity, designed to capture destiny. Nuwa was also likely created by people from the previous calamity, but she is different from the Pangu race.

I read it as Chen Youliang. What about you?

Well, don't add the First Commandment to the "Mysterious and Complex" text, don't add the "Mysterious and Complex" text to the "Mysterious and Complex" text, and write whatever you like about the various astronomical phenomena.

The book title is incredibly powerful, but the author ends up suppressing the protagonist in various ways. 🙂

The first thing I saw when I saw the book title was almost "Apprenticeship to Chen Youliang".

Maoshan Thunder Magic is a renowned and orthodox practice, extremely powerful and yang. Shi Jian had mastered it, so he could never be some petty person. The plot-driven deaths at the time were quite absurd.