Black Myth: The Bell Ghost

The supporting characters are rubbish and written to death. New supporting roles. Don't be like the previous book, where the supporting character's cultivation level rises on a rocket. The protagonist's cultivation level rises to a certain level with difficulty, and then the supporting character's cultivation level also rises casually. The previous book had the protagonist's sister and brother-in-law written to death, which was very good.

The pressure was quite strong, I thought it would be enough to upgrade the sword technique, but in the end I added the whole whip technique, combined the sword and whip, and then made a Qi-seeking technique. Anyway, I didn't add the fundamental technique. A normal person would definitely add a sword technique and then click on the fundamental technique. The pig's foot is the sword technique, whip technique, seeking Qi technique, and then added the fundamental technique.

Don't ask for immortality. The two books written by Litian Great Sage are the best. The first and middle stages are comparable to those of great gods. Beiyin Great Sage is just fine.

It would be such a waste to use all such precious skill points on mundane martial arts. . . . . . . . This is the sect of cultivating immortals. And the skill points are getting more and more difficult. Assuming that each time it is twice as long as the previous time, upgrading the skill points for the 60th time will require the ability of the entire universe. I am so disappointed with the author. The golden finger hanging is too rubbish.

Listen to my words, cut this book out and use your precious skill points to improve your swordsmanship. The whip is the core flaw. No matter how good your other writing is, it will be useless. Mortal Little Green Bottle is also slow to upgrade, but it is reasonable. Your core hang-up is unreasonable, not slow. This book is almost useless. . . . Based on your writing skills, you have at least 9,000 monthly votes.

I saw 194. How can I put it? The early pacing was too slow. It's already been 130 chapters and I'm still working as a sidekick. Isn't this funny? There is no main plot at all. There are enough characters, but the portrayal is zero. The most important thing is that the author's description of the sect is too unrealistic. As long as it is an organization, it must be in order. It is impossible to establish a sect without order. The author's hand speed is quite good, but his ability to arrange the rhythm and details of the story is not good enough. I hope the next one will be better, so I will abandon this one for now. Good luck...

In fact, when I read his book Tianshi: I Have a Different World, I knew that this author was going downhill. That book can only be said to have benefited from the times. It has done a good job of preventing piracy, and the subject matter has attracted more readers in the early stage. So it became the author's best book, the only one that was sure. But good results really don't mean good quality. When the author's pen name is mentioned, the first thing that comes to the mind of bookworms I know is Mo Qiu Xian Yuan, the Great Sage Litian and the Great Sage Beiyin. . . . As for the Celestial Master and the messy ones at the back, although I often come back to read it, I can't even remember the title after reading it. This author has published three books in this genre in a row, gradually abandoning the field in which he is best at. . . . . . It's a bit hard to describe in one sentence Anyway, in my heart, this author is still very powerful. Putting aside the bad ending factors, his strength is definitely no less than that of Gou, who became a martial saint in another world.

The author is a bit perverted in his heart. The main character is ugly, but he also sets himself up as a great person without relying on power, without association or party, without love for beauty, and working in isolation. The problem is that a single tree cannot make a forest, and a single thread cannot make a thread. If a person wants to become bigger and stronger, it is impossible to rely on oneself. He is so stupid.

I have also been reading books with the author for nearly a year. The author's writing style is much better than many others, but why is the plot in the early stage so exciting, but once the early stage is over, it feels like the plot is pieced together. I can write whatever I think of, just do whatever I want, and it even collapses in the later stage! And I found that the author has a habit of torturing the protagonist and ruining beautiful things for you, giving people a sense of collapse. Maybe it's a writing technique? I also want to give another shout out to the author. Even so, the author should be popular once. I feel that the author deserves to be in the top ten and should not be tepid!

I don't know if there are any fellow Taoists who feel the same way 😒