Uncle Nine: Starting with Inheriting a Ghost Opera Troupe

I suggest we stop with so many realms, and don't even mention demon kings and demon emperors. This is the Republic of China era, not ancient times.

The plot hadn't progressed much, and the author's long, rambling, and nonsensical setup was so disjointed that I really didn't want to continue reading.

Even a Frankenstein's monster can't be stitched together like this! Master Qianhe is in Xiangxi, the Mountain Village Corpse is in Hong Kong—different timelines, hundreds of miles apart, yet they're connected like this. I couldn't read another chapter.

There are too many scene descriptions; it's just repetitive and repetitive.

Dividing books into different levels of understanding is actually rather meaningless.

Having so many levels is one thing, but you also casually jump several levels above each other, it's really pointless.

0.3 Points, 3 level 1 books, need I say more?

The introduction is discouraging; it says, "What is a ghost opera troupe? You'll die of bad luck."

This idea seems quite novel.

To be honest, it's a bit of a letdown. It's too annoying to read, the descriptions are too verbose, the pacing is incredibly slow, and a single battle can take countless chapters to complete, making it difficult to understand what's being written. The novelty of the theme is good, but the execution is terrible. I've even skipped ahead and stopped reading twice. Please, keep it simple!