Cultivating Merit in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

It really has nothing to do with the title of Liaozhai. The background of the story should be a world of martial arts with a touch of immortality. So far it looks pretty good, relatively bland, but very attractive.

Most of the writing is good, but some of them are not very understandable. They also said that Ziyang has become a ghost and god like his father. Shouldn't he be more convinced of the city god? Moreover, the master was entrusted by his father, and the stories his father told, and asked other ghosts where the soul of grandma went. Isn't this all evidence? I have always wondered whether it is true. I have always wondered, so many ghosts and things are all lying to you? There are a lot of stupid things

The label was not chosen well, but the writing style is still warm. This book is a bit like the ancient setting of cultivating immortals, mixed with secular fireworks. There are no gods in the ancient world setting, so even if the heroine practices cultivation, she does not become a god or immortal. The heroine's final lifespan is over, because she accumulated merit by doing various good deeds in the ancient world, and finally became a god.