The Great World of Liaozhai: Thirty-Six Methods of Tiangang

The second time in the real world, I don't know what the protagonist is doing there, and the first time he finds out that he is missing, he calls the police, even if others stop him. This is what normal people think. Otherwise, even if you solve it later, everyone in the whole village will know about it. Don't the police know about it later? Also, when you were investigating and writing for so long, you discovered that Xiaomei is deaf and mute, but you stuck a paper figure in it and spoke directly to expose the flaw, so what is the protagonist doing? Also, the protagonist's master has run away, why don't you even ask to find someone?

The sudden return to the real world was a failure, and it took a lot of plot time to describe it. The second thing is that the protagonist's attack methods are too scarce. The Thirty-Six Tiangang Methods are indeed very high-end, but the protagonist has not mastered them all. He can't use Tiangang Methods every time he encounters little monsters in the future, right? The magic that changes the world is used here. Isn't this just a cannon to slay mosquitoes... So it is a bit confusing to set this area where the protagonist cannot practice other spells and techniques. Others are okay. In terms of plot and world view, it is recommended to write less modern plots. Then the plot of another world can indeed integrate plot elements from multiple worlds. Just like Journey to the West and Conquering the Demons, it's pretty good in this aspect.

How to use the Tiangang supernatural power without great magic power?

What I'm wearing is really unpleasant, I don't know why.

Anyone who wrote about Tiangang's evil spells would end up throwing themselves on the street so much that his mother didn't even recognize him 😁

The plot of returning to the real world is really a failure. Whether it is a different world or the real world, if you want to help people, the easiest way is to provide a job. For example, the protagonist made a lot of money through his Taoist and magical powers, and then bought a hilltop, built a funeral parlor, and sold cemeteries. Build Taoist palace, paper shop and so on. When encountering an injustice like a little girl and her mother, you can just say that you met the ghost of your husband while doing something, and you know that he is a good person and upholds the righteousness. To show his merit, he provides your mother with a job with a monthly salary of 8,000, normal weekends, and a staff dormitory, so that the little girl and her mother can live in peace of mind. The little girl studies normally and gets a job directly after graduation. That's the end of it. The same is true in other worlds. They want to eliminate demons, practice Taoism, teach disciples, use Taoism to create the Internet, make cameras, drones (organ puppets and formations), and monitor the world. Making aerostats, trains, teleportation arrays, and growing food can directly upgrade the other world to the communist world of advanced immortals. As for fighting the underworld, such gangsters often come from poor families and are miserable themselves. Why bother?

I imitate Disha, but I don't think it has that flavor. It's a little bit worse. Come on.

You just showed the Thirty-Six Transformations of Tiangang to others! ! ! ! ! ! What does the protagonist say? ! ! ! Maybe I have my own ideas! I really like this kind of protagonist who takes out his heart and gives it to others. . . . .

Isn't this exactly the same as the seventy-two transformations of Disha?

After reading Chapter 66, I don't want to read anymore. It's well written. I read a novel just to have fun. The writing is too realistic. This is how it is in reality. I also read it like this in my novel. I couldn't stand it and my hands trembled when I read it. Come on, author.

Going back and forth between the two worlds, I don't know what the author was thinking. It would be great to write one well, but it is destined to not go far...

Does the Lingming Divine Eye also count as the Thirty-six Methods of Tiangang? I think it should be the insight through the wall.

The protagonist's IQ is not as high as that of a primary school student...? ? ? Feel like a fool...? ? Why? ? ?

This routine is so familiar, I forgot which book I read it in

Generally speaking, this book is very good, but the Seventy-Two Transformations of Earth Demon comes first, so it seems that this book is not good. There is no way. That book is so good that almost all imitations have to be shrouded in his shadow. Come on! Also, the part about imitating the Red Hair Group was too poorly written, a little too much, too brainless, and too many logical problems.

Um, two worlds

😁😁 You have to describe the spell. Is it like every second, or is it like level 1 damage or level 2 damage like proficiency? You have to have a realm, otherwise you will be invincible.

In Chapter 9, the two golden fingers were exposed directly to the Taoist priest. It was really awesome.