Zhiguai: Seventy-Two Techniques of Earth Evil

This protagonist encounters monsters more often than I eat in a day. How do the civilians in it survive? Refreshed at zero o'clock?

The writing is good and the story is okay, but the frequency of encountering ghosts is too high Or is it that the world is full of man-eating ghosts, but there are no righteous people to subjugate demons? The protagonist is the only one who kills heaven and earth, cuts down mountains and destroys temples? It's true, people have long since died, so it would be better to add some stories about other forces defeating demons.

Are you imitating me? I have no intention of becoming an immortal. Are you just imitating the spells recorded in the heavenly book?

It's a bit like a ghost story, try to surpass it, come on

Good writing, good writing and good reading, please read it!

The title of the book is rubbish among rubbish. Please change it as soon as possible.

It's so tedious. I haven't finished writing the story about Tang Fangzhu until now. It's been too long. Since the protagonist is involved in the incident, he knows that Lord Longfu is still being suppressed by the formation behind Master Tangfang. After a lot of hard work, I finally wrote that I used the power of my senior sister's family to kill the owner of Tangfang. Before the killing, the owner of Tangfang had already taken hundreds of people to who knows where. Then the author let the protagonist go like this, without continuing to check or trouble the nun, and let the protagonist just go about his daily life like a normal person😰. There was a man-eating white ape next to the nun. The white ape played a trick on the protagonist, making the protagonist think it was a good one and handed over the poor women to it. However, the white ape turned around and ate all the women. The protagonist has not thought about getting rid of it all the time, and now he has given the master's lair to the nun in question. Sure enough, the nun turned around and made a deal with the Lord of the Dragon Palace to help him get out of trouble. He asked the Lord to give way to the Qiantang River for the dragons transformed into dragons trained by the nun's influence. Along the way, hundreds of thousands of corpses were collected and given to the Dragon. Author, what are you really writing?

Slowly start to have new ideas, come on

What did you write? Why did you go down the mountain? Why did you disband? I fainted.

It feels very rushed, and the details are poorly described. It takes only a few thousand words to complete 2 chapters of sacrifice, finding medicine, making alchemy, fighting, rescuing people, and accepting disciples... There is no sense of immersion at all, just like a running introduction...

No, if you keep reading, you will die.

The content is good, but it feels dry and not polished enough.