I Slay Evil Spirits in a World of Folk Customs

The protagonist of this book looks like an unintelligent person no matter how you look at it. He said at the beginning that after learning this skill, the protagonist will learn it immediately without any hesitation. He can also fight monsters and upgrade, but he has to be a gist for the government.

I initially thought it would be worth watching, but then I saw the protagonist had acquired some magical powers and was selling fake talismans... ?????? Selling fake talismans in a bizarre world, the protagonist is despicable.

It's quite bland, mainly lacking a sense of urgency and the taboo associated with folklore. The ghost is easily summoned for a face-to-face confrontation, which drastically reduces its terror; the ghost becomes like an animal showing interest in the protagonist. At this point, the supernatural atmosphere is essentially over.

This guesthouse owner, who supposedly learned from a Taoist priest, has completely wasted his time; he has low emotional intelligence and low IQ, yet he tries to act like a saint.

Nobody likes reading about a stupid protagonist. I told you not to make a sound when dealing with the water ghost, but you went and used your cheat ability to watch it. Attracting the water ghost's attention is just like Uncle Nine's two stupid disciples. If it weren't for the protagonist, I doubt he'd survive three chapters.

I thought the Zhenyin Division, which the protagonist joined, would be powerful, but it turns out they're just dogs for high-ranking officials in the imperial court. This is even cheaper than being a dog for the emperor; at least if you rise to the top, you're second only to the emperor and have some autonomy. But in the Zhenyin Division, no matter how high you climb, you're still trampled underfoot and treated like a dog by various ministers and high-ranking officials.

It's fine in the real world, but doing this in the ghost world is really immoral. The author's character is questionable, and there will likely be many similar flaws. I'm dropping this.

Chapter Five is incredibly toxic. At the beginning, when they encountered the water ghost, the Master Liu they found had already made peace with it, even saying that learning his skills would weaken their family ties. The protagonist, however, already possesses the basic skills of Longhu Mountain and has even mastered them, yet he still wants to learn from Master Liu.

😅This is so embarrassing. The ghosts were right in front of him for the first five chapters. Add some directly in front of a group of people. It's inexplicable that if the first few people couldn't hold on, that would be one thing, but the problem is that even if they could hold on, the ghost would leave, and then you just happen to have more points to see the ghost, and the ghost would then try…

The Golden Light Mantra supposedly wards off all evil, yet it can be attacked mentally 😅? That's absurd. And where does the Golden Light Mantra's claim of "perfect completion" come from? There's no end to its cultivation; even the immortals in myths and legends are still practicing it.