The World of Gods and Deceit Begins with Soul-Binding and Dispatching Generals

You can't use a thousand pieces of money in exchange for a few hundred pieces of silver and ordinary things. Besides, you are not an ordinary person. You are a fool to do this.

The writing is good, but I feel that the thousand-year elixir is too cheap. Also, is it necessary for the protagonist to hide that he is a monk? I don't think it's necessary at all. The protagonist lives in a small place and he has no enemies. So if you show yourself generously, nothing will be a problem for you.

The conflict is too blunt. The conflict with the Zhao family extends from a ruffian to a fight to the death? What's going on? You were still a poor man at that time, one of the countless herb collectors, the bottom of the bottom, the target of bullying. How did the Zhao family think that the treasure would be in your hands? (The conflict with the Zhao family can definitely happen when you move into the city. It won't be too late to happen again when you have reached a certain level of practice. In the early stage, just be patient.)

Did the male protagonist travel through time, or was he merged with the indigenous people? When you were still trash, you were too kind to the original owner's family.

Ah? Can eunuchs also publish new books?

Monsters, devils, ghosts, and monsters can't defeat the human heart

The plot is too unoriginal. This kind of subject matter needs to be prominent. Searching for this type of writing is the same, just like a studio machine ghostwriting. The characters have no charm, the plot has no climax, region, power, and no clear world view is introduced.

I also ask all readers to work hard to follow up~

This is the fifth book I've read that's similar to Water Monkey's variant and has a theme of moving between two worlds. Is the author trying to figure it out?