Damn, My Ghost Movie Came True!

To be honest, if the author wants to write well and write for a long time, he must start again, because there are many and big problems. First of all, there is already a problem with the character of the protagonist. How can you have the nerve to say that you would have sold the Taoist temple? Then in this world, receiving someone's memory is equivalent to inheriting the cause, so in the future, you must more or less repay the consequences, but what is the protagonist like? Come up with ideas or else the Taoist temple will be sold? Mouthful of money, money, money? The original brothers and sisters knew where they were born and still said such things? There is basically no need to write about the main character just based on these points, and coupled with the fact that he pretends to be ignorant and deceives himself and others later in the plot, it is already destined that this book will not be long. If the author really wants to write well and last a long time, he must start over and prepare an outline and characters. If you just have a hand addiction, just pretend I didn't say it

There are too many character logic problems. Don't call the police when you encounter a zombie, don't run away afterward, you have to ask the protagonist. To be honest, if I really believe it, my first reaction is that the country knows more than the individual, or it has a special department. Otherwise, there has been no problem for so many years. It is obvious that there is a big blockade, and the news cannot be spread in a country. What other organization besides the country has such power?

It feels so weird, just like, the protagonist does something inexplicable, and in the face of bad comments, he chooses to live stream and stab a villain? Do you want to embarrass the audience to death? There is neither a clear effect nor an ending to the matter. Then Guoan came, and he actually broadcast it directly. He really wrote whatever he thought of.

It's a good novel to read after taking off your brain

The folklore ghosts written are a bit low-pressure, like little Karami.

The subject matter is quite old, I feel it is difficult to write well and it is easy to get frustrated. Another common problem with Di Huawen is that the protagonist looks a bit silly, which is difficult to deal with.

There are rewards, but they are purely based on guessing. You don't know whether they are useful or not. It highlights a pitfall, but it is interesting.

It feels almost uninteresting. The protagonist does not play a clear role in the advancement and process of the plot. It feels like the protagonist plays the role of the protagonist, and the author writes the author's work without disturbing each other.

There are many problems and basic Taoist skills are not up to standard

... My mind is racing from time to time! You really can't watch it with your brain

Not bad, it's good for now, I hope it can continue in the future

How to put it, it's not that high technology cannot defeat ghosts, but that ordinary people cannot see them. Ghosts are the Yin magnetic field specially formed after death. The concept of killing people is generally affecting brain waves to produce hallucinations. There are also 369 lonely souls, which can only have subconscious influence. Evil ghosts do make you see, but they do nothing but disturb you. More advanced ones have cultivated ghost bodies that are no different from ordinary people. Ghost kings who master the rules can ignore the body and directly absorb the soul.