Traveling Through Ghost Frequency, but I Am a Traditional Ghost

This novel obviously intends for the protagonist to be a good ghost, and also gives a setting of Yin De and a mechanism linking Yin De and Yin Shou. But all old book friends should understand that you should find bad people to gain experience. Going to prison is not just about gaining experience. As a result, the protagonist knew that Yin De was very important, so he saved a beautiful Chu man who was about to become a ghost king for 20 points, but ended up scaring the driver every day to gain experience, which cost him 1 point of Yin De for 4 points of experience. Like a retard. Every day I talk about adding yin virtues into the book, but in the end, there is no psychological burden for torturing ordinary people. If the author wants to write a less positive protagonist, he simply doesn't bother with the setting of yin virtues. As a result, the left and right brains are fighting each other.

The left brain fights the right brain, and the anus and intestines replace thinking. Chu beauties are as big as the sky, and gods are just shit. Yin virtue waits for yang longevity, and the protagonist's character is full of contradictions.

Let's put it this way, it's in him. Chu Renmei is greater than Emperor Zhenwu, and he doesn't let others lose because his logic is logic, his rules are rules, and his settings are settings.

The setting is relatively novel, but the plot is a mess. I really can't stand it, but I really can't find a similar book 😭 Can you please stop feeding me poison in a series, I can bear it? The protagonist in Chu Ren Mei has a series of bowel movements at the beginning. I really can't bear it anymore 😭

I've seen Chapter 254. I've just been promoted to the Ghost Master and started to fight against the level of Wanye Zombie Immortal, a ghost that can destroy the world at every turn. Then you still fight a Mao Kingdom War. You can push it horizontally. After looking at the table of contents, it becomes infinitely terrifying. I feel like you are going to become a cultivator. What's the point of that pile of armor at the beginning of the book?

The setting is quite novel, but this book only has one advantage: the writing style is not bad. Originally, online novels are not very particular about writing style. But I think the biggest disadvantage is that the story is not told well. I have only seen Chapter 18, and I am not talking about the setting. I feel that at least the setting does not have any big problems for me so far, but some plots are really inexplicable and difficult to watch. The first thing is to let Chu Renmei curse. What I said before is that the foursome drank municipal water when they were channeling there. However, the municipal water has been polluted. Since the municipal water has been polluted, why did Chu Renmei force the protagonist? That era was already suitable for modern society. Didn't everyone drink tap water from the municipal government, but instead each family drew water from their own well? The plot inexplicably develops to the point where the protagonist wants to spread the curse, and then let the authorities deal with Chu Renmei, but his morals here are completely different from his previous morals when he faced the affair with the monks in the monastery. An inexplicable incident involving the morality of men and women made the protagonist very angry, but when faced with tens of millions of lives and deaths, he began to protect himself. I am very confused? Obviously, the protagonist, as a ghost, should pay attention to his own life at this time. The protagonist should find a way to solve these things, instead of talking about some nonsense. The author's writing does not focus on the story and promoting the characters at all, but inexplicably suddenly starts talking about politics, nationality, and then the morality of men and women. I think as a novel, no matter what the author's position or viewpoint is, or what viewpoint or position the author wants to convey through this story, it is understandable and inevitable, but the most important thing is that you have to tell the story well and express it through the story, rather than He said some very empty and unreasonable words dryly. I came here to read stories and novels, not to see you talking about morals and narratives (┯_┯). Only if you tell the story well and the truth you tell me can I say that I will listen to it. You can't even tell the story well. Who will listen to you if you are reasoning here?

I even doubt whether it was written by AI. The more contradictions appear later, the more contradictions appear.

By the time the Republic of China dungeon was released, it was so bad that it took off and was abandoned.

How can the protagonist get rid of these ghost masters, let alone let them go? You can only kill, but killing will deduct Yin De. The mysterious world is a bigger plug-in than Goldfinger, so Yin De should not worry about it for the time being. It is best for the protagonist to control a city quickly and then find a way to gain Yin De.

The subject matter is pretty good, the setting is messy

It would be great if the protagonist could get on the plane and sprinkle Chu Renmei's water in that shrine last day. See if their souls will fly away or if they will be torn to pieces.

I admit that I subscribed carelessly. Only when I saw Chapter 267 did I realize what I had read. Mother Yang became a ghost slave like an NPC, and then the parents of everyone in the world were gone. I don't know how this plot came up. I won't read the ones I subscribed to later. The cost of silence does not take part in decision-making. I just treat it as a lesson after subscribing and I should read one chapter and order another chapter😅

This 👻 is not traditional at all. Not only does it have a system, but it also has tasks. If a task fails, it will be erased. Happy

If the mission fails, erase it. If you can withstand it, just watch it.

I saw Chu Renmei forcing her way into Emperor Zhenwu's dojo. It's really hard to watch the broken statue of Zhenwu. You say Buddhism is killing people, but the Buddha doesn't care that those people don't abide by the rules and precepts. I still understand. But the statues of Emperor Zhenwu were smashed to pieces by Chu Renmei. Is this Chu Renmei some thousand-year-old ghost? If you were to replace the Tenth Palace Yama, they wouldn't be able to smash the statue of Zhenwu, right? And you also said that the probability of Chu Renmei entering reincarnation shows that it is not a world without gods. I feel numb, I really can't accept it.

It was quite interesting after reading it, but a bit weak. Being driven around. If the mission fails, change it to None. I feel better. He will die if the mission is not completed anyway. Also, the protagonist is a bit weak now. If the mission fails and the task is not corrected, I feel that traveling through time is no different than death. Although you are still alive when you watch it, it is actually very uncomfortable for the protagonist's life to be in the hands of Chu Renmei. Don't adjust these big differences in the subsequent scripts, otherwise no one will watch it and they will say that you are abusing the protagonist.

Are traditional ghosts essentially lies? I'm not sure if the author is Chinese. In Mysterious Resurrection, the ghost masters who are affected by supernatural powers are all monsters with no emotions. How can you, a weak and funny noob protagonist like you, scare them?

Firstly, the statue of Emperor Zhenwu could not subdue a Chu Renmei, and was even frightened to pieces with a look of horror Secondly, the Yinde setting clearly suppressed the combat power, forcing the protagonist to restrain his behavior.

No wonder you scolded, Yin De is actually bound to Yin Shou, the evil ghosts are all negative, nothing happens, they force the protagonist

A Chu Renmei is like the Jade Emperor. It's not that she can't be strengthened. This is so strong that it's disgusting! ​​Is it right to be afraid of statues of gods?

The comment area is full of curses, who can hold back. Whoever dares to read a book after reading the comment section is a god.

This novel is the most respectful of Chu Meiren. She smashed the Buddha with her left hand, smashed Emperor Zhenwu into pieces with her right hand, and kicked and blasted the Abominator. 6666 As a result, Chu Meiren was too weak to leave the village. The left and right brains are playing games. The protagonist earns upgrade points by scaring people. Next, let's say Scaring people is detrimental to morality. Author, hey, what do you want to do? Brothers, it's so beautiful. Go watch it 😭😭😭🥵🥵🥵😍😍.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, except for the first two chapters, which are somewhat attractive, the rest are a complete mess, almost like a novel written through crowdfunding, with the preface often not matching the follower. The first part says that you are not allowed to do evil, but the second part just kills people. The left brain attacks the right brain, and the right brain suffers a concussion to write this plot. Also, which country's traditional ghosts are you writing about? The author doesn't even understand traditional Chinese culture. He wrote the nine-character Taoist mantra into a Japanese version of Onmyoji. He is so contrary to Tiangang. I am like a son, right?

If you fail, you will be wiped out, and the Yin De is inexplicably added to the protagonist's Yin Life. Once the Yin De is deducted, the protagonist's Yin Life is also deducted.

There is too much private life, Chu Renmei. It feels too poisonous. Did the original drama have the setting of nine generations of good people? The protagonist is still so aggrieved when he becomes a ghost. Thirty or forty chapters were written over the course of three days.

You did write a bunch of stuff💩. You have no sense of humor and you still imitate others in writing funny stories. Read what you wrote yourself. Do you think it will be funny? It's just the protagonist's neurotic self-care, coupled with a few meaningless comments prompted by the panel.

Except for the introduction, it's just a piece of cake. What kind of protagonist do you want to write? A good ghost who doesn't lose anything during the big festival? Or a murderous ghost? Or a coward who is afraid of ghosts? Or a fun ghost who enjoys scaring people? The character design is inconsistent. The first one says that Chu beauties don't kill people very much, the other one tells the protagonist to dump corpse water into the reservoir. The protagonist's one part is still entangled and frightening, which damages one's morality, and the other part goes to the reservoir to put poison. What on earth do you want to do? The setting is all a problem. Yin De and Yin Shou are linked, so why doesn't Chu Meiren die? It's scary to deduct Yin virtue, but it won't be deducted if it leads to the beauty of Chu destroying a temple, right?

Traditional ghosts are more promising than weird ones. Being afraid of idols means there are real gods. If there is no god, you are afraid of a chicken-feathered idol. In terms of potential, traditional ghosts are king. Weird ghosts can at most turn into rules and become spirits. It is impossible to transcend the rules. Blowing up to fairy tales is just the starting point for a big boss. Traditional ghosts can at least reach the end of the dark side. If you blow it again, it will be extremely yin and yang. It is still the best match for a giant.

The protagonist is obviously a good person, but in the copy of Chu Renmei It is not important to poison people everywhere. Also, the British police badge is useless against ghosts, but the Chinese one is useful And why harm the British? I don't recommend poisoning at all.

It's quite creative, the plot is also online, and I've given you the tickets. I hope the protagonist can be upgraded quickly and return to the mysteriously resurrected world to show off his awesomeness.