Folk Customs: I Master Every Trade, Starting with Singing Ghost Operas

Damn, there are only new books to read at Qidian now. Each one written by the veteran author is more routine than the last.

What the hell is Duan Gong in the introduction? The father-in-law who is eating with a bowl? 🙂

I haven't explained the background after reading Nian Beast. It was said before that history took a turning point in the late Ming Dynasty, but if you wear a cheongsam, a mandarin jacket, and a melon skin hat, it's not the same thing. Looking at the description of food, clothing, housing and transportation in the book, there is no turning point.

It's really good-looking. It seems that those who write about folklore must have two brushes.

Writing about a B&B is great! But there is a small problem. Now that the master of the protagonist is very strong, if you describe a stronger person later, you need stronger words. I think this is a big challenge for the author. Just like many authors can write low-level stories now, the abilities of high-level become mysterious and difficult to describe. So I think it can be written in a low-level, slowing down the pace a little. And once the Sun family is over, a new main line needs to be connected, Tantra? Or is that Taoist priest both overt and covert? I can feel that the author wrote this book with great care. The words, sentences, and imagination are very good. The only bad thing is that there are too few updates! I can only give you a monthly pass.

There are some advantages, but to be honest, I couldn't stand it after reading half of the second volume. It's just a flaw 1. One volume of Evil God Hedge is too routine. I thought I would deal with the headless general at the beginning, and there was restraint. I didn't expect that I didn't want to do it at all, so I just forced myself to do it. 2. The second volume is completely divided. The commander, the warlock, and the master are all invisible. If a little shrimp lighting a lamp insists on seeking death, why can't he wait until he recovers from his injuries? Elementary school students traveling around the world? 3. The second volume is boring and inexplicable. A group of mere passers-by have low IQs. Fan and Xie feel like they are idiots. The reason for going to the third burial is pure nonsense. 4. The overall rhythm is chaotic, the climax of the first volume ends abruptly, and the second volume is pure flow.

There are too many typos. Is the author deleting the comments? How come there are only these few comments?

I won't update properly even though I'm on vacation!

Congratulations! Congratulations! I've opened a new book, so I'm very happy! "Your Majesty, I have a servant" Dear book friends, please pay attention! Thanks! ! !