
Folk Custom, I Burn Corpses and Flesh to Build Gods
民俗,我以焚尸血肉筑神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 180k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eastern Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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73Chapters
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The story is a good one, but the author's story-telling ability is a bit poor, and so is his writing style. Originally, incense could be regarded as a high-level exorcism item regardless of the level. You could also divide it into vague levels of strength and still be able to get by, but it fell apart as soon as the levels came out, and I felt that it was very contradictory.
It's pretty good, but the Golden Finger part is a bit awkward. It would have been nice if it had been simpler.
What a talent, the writing is really nonsense. The ocean appears at the beginning, and the cheongsam appears later. The words are written in a Western fantasy, and the story is written in a folklore Eastern fantasy. The author can write like this, and he is really talented.
Good
The characterizations are sometimes contradictory, but others are okay.
Successfully persuaded to quit in two chapters 😅
The writing is not bad, it unfolds slowly. I really can't feel the focus at first, but as the plot progresses, it is still good, better than Shuangwen.
I remembered this sentence when I saw the introduction
Friends in the back row, please raise your incense sticks and let me see your little hands.