Refining Shadows and Becoming a Saint Begins with the Burial of Corpses in Yizhuang

After reading twenty chapters, I felt uncomfortable reading, a lot of bullshit and ruined things... One trouble after another, like an infinite matryoshka.

It's a frustrating novel, not very exciting, and the writing is still full of ink.

Generally speaking, killing people makes you stronger,,, you should walk around,, kill people, and if you offend the Zhou family, you should kill randomly, and the Zhou family should kill more,,, then kill the guards, and it will cause a panic,,, then you can run or stay with the flow of people,,,

When I saw the beginning, I felt sick. If it were me, I would kill them directly. If others cheat you, you should save them, nt.

I thought it was pretty good at first, but in the early stages, I encountered all kinds of troubles and abuses, which really convinced me. . . . It looks uncomfortable!

After looking at it, I think it's okay, but the background of the early mini-boss is a bit big, and it's an extraordinary world. The fact that the power is not attributed to the body but to the shadow makes people feel like it's an outsider's approach. Since injuries will feed back to the body, it is also appropriate that the skill will feed back to the body. Otherwise, if the shadow is scattered, it will hurt the spirit instead of the body. In addition, the background of the world is so big. After taking revenge in the early stage, it feels like you will not be stuck in a small county. In order to practice, the protagonist will definitely go to a place with many warriors to find corpses. I don't know whether the author will arrange for the protagonist to go to the sect, or build up his own power to support several bodies. It feels like the shadows kill people without the protagonist taking action, so being the mastermind behind the scenes should be the right thing to do. I'm quite looking forward to it and have already invested.

Very pretty👏