Cultivating Gu and Immortality in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

The writing is quite good, but I just don't know what the world view in the article is. Practitioners cannot interfere with the ordinary world. What power does the ordinary world have to restrict practitioners? The protagonist was plotted against by the Wang family and the county magistrate several times but could not fight back openly. I really don't know what the meaning of this kind of practice is. Mortals can plot against practitioners, so what else is there to practice?

Are there Danghun Mountain, Luopo Valley, and huge crowds of people?

Will there be a female protagonist? 🤔🤔

Tan Xuan

The character of this protagonist is really comfortable in doing things. The author is awesome and the writing is also great.

Learn some spells for the protagonist, don't just use [Water Arrow Gu] all the time, and there are only a few shots in total. Even if you don't have enough, you can also learn some soldier attacks. Otherwise, if you run out of skills, you can just stab people with a big gun, and use a powerful brick to fly. Let's learn some magic for your kids!

Overall, it's good, but it's a bit big.

Is this a Liaozhai fanfic, or is it just an original weird novel?

I posted a recommendation on the post, I don't know if the number of readers will increase (but I posted a post without a female protagonist...🤫

Liaozhai, the original TV theme song, was sung by a very important person, and the sound lingers in the air.