Martial Arts Ghost Taoist

The protagonist is a time traveler with no modern memories; it would be better to write a native protagonist.

I remember reading the original novel of "Little Li Flying Dagger" when I was in college. All I saw in the entire story was hypocrisy, and I felt incredibly stifled. I even had a fight with my girlfriend at the time because of it. Thank you for injecting a touch of passion into this story.

I started reading "Ghost Taoist" because of Yan Zhou's writing style. To be honest, the beginning of "Ghost Taoist" was unremarkable, even bland, and I found it boring and stopped reading at one point. In the middle, the author seemed to get into a better flow; the fight scenes were very well described, reminiscent of Gu Long's style.

This time-travel story lacks a modern core, treating the protagonist like an ancient person. Did I come to see this story to read about the myriad realms? I came to see how modern thinking can change those classic regrets!

😃After reading "The Veteran Driver's Great Rescue," I also want to read a harem novel by the author.

A representative work of the dark fantasy genre: *Deep Rising*

He becomes a little kid every time he experiences a new world, and then his strength starts all over again.

The writing gets weaker and weaker; he's evenly matched with everyone, and he still insists on making himself the best in the world when he can release steam. Many plot points are illogical.

The biggest mistake is the age issue. If you treat three- or four-year-olds, or even four- or five-year-olds, as peers, then why specify four or five years old?

What if someone transmigrates into a novel with no memories, yet gains supernatural abilities? You'd be ready to fly!