Liaozhai: Starting from the Seventy-Two Changes of Disha

I haven't read it yet. Is this book a Chinese Ghost Story or a Chinese novel?

The Seventy-two Transformations of Earthly Evil are really just seventy-two changes, and the Seventy-two Techniques are Divine Channel Techniques.

Why doesn't the protagonist have a more domineering weapon, such as Fang Tian's painted halberd, gilded phoenix wings, etc.

The author has so little knowledge of Taoism that he cannot distinguish between the seventy-two transformations and the seventy-two techniques.

Readers, you can write down your desired characters, backgrounds, weapons, etc. In this post.

I haven't read it yet, but the setting in the introduction to this book looks similar to the seventy-two transformations of Disha written by Ji Jiu.

Erlangshen template, at least get a celestial eye and a three-pointed two-edged sword

I would rather the protagonist have a higher starting point, instead of having to slowly fight monsters and level up.

The seventy-two transformations are the seventy-two techniques. Don't be fooled. Think about how many seventy-two techniques the monkey has used, including body fixation, clone, invisible movement, head-to-head mailing, exorcism, carrying mountains, entering water, boiling stones, swallowing knives, yellow and white, spraying, fingering, and earth walking.