My Esotericism Panel

It's good that the magical powers are a little more vague. It would be nice if the secret background could be explained more. There is very little common sense added in daily life. Putting it all in the main text sometimes makes it hard to understand.

Another secret novel. Praise with joy 😊

Come on, this subject matter is still very interesting if it is written well. Check more information, don't write it as fantasy, it will be really messed up

You set up the practice of inner secrets and there are three poison tests. I am more curious about how other monks passed the test? According to common sense, even if a monk who can pass the test is not a saint, he will not be that bad. However, the great monks in your book seem to be just as inappropriate as the boastful tantric monks in reality.

Why are there so few comments? This book is well written! Anyway, many great masters and platinum gold medals in recent years cannot compare to this book! The only drawback is that it somewhat suppresses the protagonist's strength!

The writing is smooth and has a sense of esoteric mystery. Overall, the reading is very good. It is relatively smooth and the rhythm is not laggy. It is worth reading.

I didn't add points before the battle, but added points during the battle. As a result, I didn't kill a person in advance and was bitten by a dog 🤔🤔🤔

Chapter 37: You can see the drama. In a strange and hierarchical mid-level temple, a young monk who was promoted at the same time was actually able to teach and practice in private. Even if the person you teach is the protagonist, you can't be too unreasonable and disciplined.

Both temples and Taoist temples are very easy places to hide dirt and evil. What is sacred is not the profession but the person.

It's a bit of a trick, and the plot is very routine.

The first 20 chapters were fine, and then suddenly it turned into a confrontation with the mysterious resurrected ghost rules.

Um. The world view is quite grand and there are many genres. However, some plots are handled very bluntly and do not conform to normal logic. Moreover, there are too many types of occupations, and I am afraid that the author will not be able to write about them. Part of the content feels like the author used AI assistance

Isn't this the Mage Academy style with a different skin?

I don't know why you don't secretly inhale an item with a secret charm when you encounter it in an antique store, and it doesn't have special effects when you absorb it. You have to spend money to buy it

Just reading the introduction made me laugh. Does the author know what it means to be the only one in the world?

If it's not written like this, is there a female protagonist?

Has this book been greatly revised? There are some inconsistencies between the front and back.

The writing is very good, and it shows the reality of Tibet. Many illiterate people think Tibet is beautiful, but don't they know that it was once a hell?

A lot of the content is a parody of Mysterious Resurrection, but it also has its own characteristics. It is recommended that you learn more about Tibetan culture and Tibetan Buddhist culture before continuing to write. Otherwise, the later period will completely turn into a mysterious revival.

The secret edition of the mysterious journey. The framework is old-fashioned and stable, while the novelty of the hidden theme makes up for this. Compared with My Weird Life, the weirdness in this book is not the kind of weird folklore novel, but more like the weirdness in Get Out. The author describes the secrets in more detail, without being rigid in sewing them together, and does not use all kinds of nouns boringly like the monk's book. Compared with occultism, there is one more thing that is the expectation of class improvement. …… Just after the New Year, I saw how good my grades in Occultism were, and I also thought about the Secret Realm, but I couldn't figure out how to show [combat power]. As expected, I had to be a reincarnated boss.

It doesn't have the depressing horror brought about by the strangeness of the monk, and it certainly isn't that obscure.

Did the author forget that the protagonist also has a sister?

It hasn't been updated yet, and I don't have a subscription. Where can I get a monthly pass?

The only thing is that some scene details and conversation/social logic may occasionally suddenly resemble the cultural logic of ordinary fairy tales without hiding places, but after looking around, it is already relatively good.

It's a bit excessive to update one page a day. This chapter is about a trip home, and my home is right in front of the Shituo Temple. The summary is that today I just went out and walked around the door for a while and that was it?

It's pretty good. There are few people writing about this kind of subject matter, and even fewer people have written well about it.

This is really the tantra of tantras.

I originally thought it was a horror plot supplemented by secret cultivators, but I didn't expect it to be a cover-up and boring upgrade. I regretted subscribing 🙂

Write well 👍

Just a little more every day, what's enough?