Liaozhai: Shinto and Zhiguai

Sun Tzu Chu: You said I am disabled? OK, I have deformity correction and am self-reliant. You call me sloppy? OK, I face the sea and feel refreshed every day. You say I am poor? Ok, I am a scholar from a Chinese chat room, so don't bully the poor! You say I have dementia? OK, I work with passion and treat others with sincerity!

The Night God has no body, right? The original soul is gone, but the protagonist's image has not changed? It will change more or less, right? Otherwise, is there still a layer of soul skin left?

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I just saw the latest one, the writing is not bad, but I am used to reading ten lines at a time, so it is tiring to read, and the pace is also slow. I am impatient and tired after reading for a long time.

The supporting characters also have their own personalities, and they are not so facially made, which is very good and make them look more real.

Sun Tzu Chu's story is coming to an end?

If you don't vote for my work, when will I be able to get ahead 😍

Why haven't we gotten to the main character's plot yet? There is too much written about Nie Xiaoqian's plot.

There are also too many parallel metaphors, and they are all repeated metaphors. A few sentences can create a bunch of metaphors, just like the number of words in "Wai Shui"