Zhong Kui Calls Me His Dear Nephew
钟馗叫我好侄儿
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The portrayal of Zhang Guolao is quite far-fetched. He didn't even meet the protagonist to ask if he was selling the donkey; instead, he was immediately dismissed by the steward who said the donkey had already been given away. A normal person, wanting to steal the donkey, would at least ask the steward if they could meet the owner and discuss it, since it was the foundation of their enlightenment.
I couldn't hold back my laughter when I read the second chapter. The family had "a modest amount of property," but it turned out to be ten acres of land, and they even hired several tenant farmers. I was dying of laughter. How extravagant! One person cultivates one acre of land, right? Author, do you want to check how much one acre of land yielded in the Tang Dynasty?
The author should remember that the protagonist, Zhong Sheng, is a transmigrator. The original body is already dead. If he can't even control the slightest residual influence, and his personality keeps switching between native and transmigrator, it's too jarring. If you're going to write it, write it properly.
Will you die if you don't drink? Are you from another time? Your dominant ideology is now the tolling of bells.
Goodness, it's a good thing you're Zhong Kui's nephew. I thought you were some kind of idiot from modern society!
The idea of a gangster cultivating immortality insults the meaning of the word "immortal" in the dictionary. You can replace "immortal" with something else, and it will be the same. For example, the goal is to become a Five-Fragrance Examiner, but it is very difficult. There is deceit and treachery in the process. People will do anything to become a Five-Fragrance Examiner.
Why not write the male protagonist as a native, a native in disguise as a time traveler?
Are you a time traveler? The original protagonist was beaten half to death at the start, and the very next day he single-handedly stormed into the prefect's mansion. Where did you get that martial arts skill?
Honestly, author, are you a murderer? You write about murder like it's nothing. I suggest the relevant departments investigate.
The more I watch, the stranger it gets. He's evenly matched with everyone, including the child later on. The protagonist's surname is Zhong, and his given name is 55.