I Became a Taboo for Ghosts and Gods

Why do novels about ghosts have to start with a line about not believing in ghosts, which is disgusting?

Come on, it's very good 👍

😅😅😅This is cut

I'm a little curious about how the masters of Qidian are rated. I feel that the author doesn't have many fans 😎

How come the daily guide is all about cutting?

The author's writing style, conception of strange scenes, and rendering of the atmosphere are all excellent, and he is worthy of being a master. But I personally feel that there is a problem: until the first ten chapters, the main plot or the progress of the strange events has not been significantly advanced. Although there are dead people everywhere, neither the protagonist nor the supporting characters have the intention to solve the incident. They just repeatedly emphasize how serious the situation is in different ways. Some book friends may think why we rush to advance the plot after only 10 chapters? I can only say on my own behalf that, let alone 10 chapters, I wanted to run away if I didn't advance in chapter 3. It was only because of the author's excellent writing that I could hold on until chapter 10. Maybe I am not suitable for this type of book. The author does not need to take the above ideas too seriously, just use them as a reference from different perspectives.

Who are the ancestors who channel spirits and the ancestors who summon souls? Gods? Immortals? Saints? Or ghosts?

1. A "sane" woman with prophetic ability said that there was no way to save everyone in the chat group. In fact, it would be enough to just block the group in a few minutes. Then the plot would be changed to the person who is controlled by the trick and just send the trick story to the group. 2. When dealing with the treacherous knife, you just lost your wits. Just dig a half-meter pit near the river and bury it on the spot. You might as well go to the nearby mountains to dig a hole and bury it, and then create a landslide scenario before the knife is discovered.

Since Baipi acquires the ability of his ancestors, and Baipi's awakened ability will not be repeated, then there are fewer and fewer people awakening the ability, could it be because there are fewer and fewer abilities that have not been awakened. Otherwise, the number of ancestors is limited, and sooner or later someone will wake up to repetition.

Come on, keep writing and your grades will be good

The beginning is good, but the growth in the middle is too slow and the protagonist is suppressed. I can't watch it anymore.

What is he writing about? Is the author addicted to smoking? He smokes frequently.

It feels good, but some of the plots are not very reasonable. Why would such an important thing as the Ancient Tang Sword be buried in a random place? The risk of general level is too great. Why not find some A-level and soldier-level practitioners? Why not try to contact some relevant organizational departments.

The writing is good, but I don't like the characters in the plot.