Slaying Demons Across the Heavens, Beginning with The First Commandment

The reason why The First Commandment is more depressing and despairing than most ghost movies is because there is no magical means. It's like if you were defecating in the woods and suddenly saw a zombie, it would probably scare you. But if you were defecating with Uncle Ying, wouldn't you be so scared?

The first commandment is hell on earth, where ghosts keep people captive. No solution at all

Uncle Jiu's strongest moment was not when he was young and strong or when he was middle-aged and his magic power reached heaven. It was when he died... Seamlessly connecting to the underworld and becoming an official. So if it really happens and any monster kills Uncle Jiu, then the next moment you will see Uncle Jiu in his prime leading the underworld soldiers to fight back from the underworld.

The first commandment is ruled by ghosts. Ghosts can become ghosts only if they have obsessions. Brother Yi is also a ghost. The purpose of the miscellaneous department is mainly to deal with ghosts that have been possessing them because a body can only be possessed once!

The first ring is full of fucking ghosts, and there are no traces of gods at all. The whole world is probably a breeding ground for ghosts.

If a ghost uses a Taoist weapon to teach magic, does it mean that the ghostdharma is not used?

Is this the end? Has the author forgotten the oath he swore in Uncle Jiu's world? Did you agree to take him to become an immortal? Okay, another disciple who talks about Jiu Shu becoming an immortal! My subscription was wasted! Just spit and leave

Wait, I just remembered after seeing the latest, aren't you Zhutian? Co-authorship is the reverse fusion of the heavens?

The name is wrong at the beginning. It shouldn't be called Zhutian. You should say fusion first. When you think about Zhutian later, that's another matter.

Meiyun Tiancheng