Ten Thousand Ghosts in Hiding
万鬼伏藏
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 661k Words
- Subgenre
- Supernatural Folklore
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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234Chapters
74Monthly votes
15.3kRecommendations
32.4kFans
13 ch/weekPace
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I feel I need to say a few words. I've only just clicked on your book and I've already noticed three problems. First, why is there less and less text as I read, and why is the update so slow? Second, this book is so addictive, it makes me want to keep reading, and what about my time investment? Finally, this book is just so much text, it's making my eyes blurry. How am I going to pay for my glasses? I'm sure these three questions have touched a nerve with you. Think about them carefully.
Why isn't the book's synopsis the same as before: "Heaven is round, earth is square; laws are in nine chapters. Now I put pen to paper, and all ghosts will slumber." That synopsis was so powerful back then!
You can write the novel for me, okay?
This novel emphasizes the importance of never underestimating the poverty of the young or the elderly. People enjoy watching "The Depressing Question" because they appreciate the initial suppression followed by a triumphant moment, where the protagonist shines after the initial stagnation.
Hurry up and deal with the issue of the fortune teller and that guy surnamed Feng. It's well-written, but the writing is frustrating. It feels like they're forcing you to leave.
A novice Taoist priest slays demons and monsters within a half-demon organization.
The overall style is that of a simplistic, idiotic novel with somewhat illogical plot points. It's rather toxic; I'd give it a 5 out of 10, and a 6 would be passing. The main content is about the protagonist slaying demons and monsters to improve his Taoist cultivation. The protagonist's birthplace is placed in a half-demon stronghold that is full of malice towards Taoists.
Why does the old man always like to write about naive and innocent protagonists?
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I fast-forwarded to the point where I couldn't write anymore, so I abandoned the story and ran away. This is my closing statement: Please look forward to my new book in a while. After its release, I'll write with great enthusiasm for a bit, and then...
This protagonist is a bit of a headache to watch. He always gets information from others, never questioning those he captures. He just hands it over to some ill-intentioned organization, and then they tell you if they want to, otherwise there's nothing you can do. Plus, he's completely brainless; he knows there's something wrong but doesn't take precautions, does nothing, and his strength seems to increase passively.
Not good enough. The plot is clichéd and lacks depth.