No. 81 on the Yellow Springs Road

It's so good. I read the last chapter of the author's update. The male protagonist has changed from an ordinary working man to a Taoist priest who gradually outgrew some of the young disciples of a large sect. From a young Taoist priest who often had to be protected by a female ghost who secretly protected her for decades to save him, he has become a Taoist priest who can face difficulties alone and is not afraid of danger. The Taoist priest who calmly analyzes while fighting, although he is not as good as some of his predecessors, he is already considered a leader of the younger generation. After becoming a Taoist priest, he gradually made a few close friends who could turn their backs on them, and also gained some opportunities from those evil forces. The story of him and his friends continues, so stay tuned.

In the early stage, it was mainly a horror novel, but even by the end of the book, it did not turn into a novel about cultivating immortals. I give the author a big thumbs up for one thing. The protagonist is set up just right, calm and thoughtful, and does not panic when encountering difficulties. Unlike the novels I have read before, the protagonist is written like a fool. Although the protagonist does not reach the realm of virtual gods or earthly immortals in the end, there is a satisfactory ending. I also wish all readers and friends to get married and continue to pay attention to the author's works!

Very pretty

Indigo, green zijin, linger in my heart, but for the sake of you, I have been pondering it to this day.

I finished reading this book in five or six days. It is very interesting. I strongly recommend you to read this book. Although there are some flaws in the character description, the plot is still quite good.

1. This Taoist priest is so blatant in his work. He doesn't hide anything from anyone. He dares to summon ghosts in public the first time he goes out to eat with a table of strangers. How can he be confused about this? It's also illogical; secondly, the writing is not good. It's just those words and sentences. If it weren't for some plot hooks, frankly speaking, it would have been ten chapters too many. I want to mention one thing in particular. In fact, many authors have this problem. Why do they like to use "Ya's" so much? You still use "he ah's" and "ah's" all the time. You are not an old Beijinger, and you don't know how to use these words. How come you can't write without these two words?

Not bad, no immortality

Not bad

The more I read, the more boring it becomes. It's too long-winded. A single fight can last for dozens of chapters. For example, the 50 meters from the devil's palace to the gate of more than 600 chapters are long-winded for more than 20 chapters. Fighting a ghost can last for ten or twenty chapters, and it's only long-winded in one fight. Not to mention how long it takes to completely solve a monster. Chapter, I won't even say that your article is useless. I can only say that you are really too long-winded and without any nutrition. This will not make the audience feel thrilling. It will only make people feel dragged out and lose interest. Some of the plots and stories are okay, but they are too long-winded. There are constant inner dramas and constant explanations. It feels like they are all about what you think. Yes, what do they think, what do others think? There is another thing that is said over and over again. Take for example the fact that all Taoist elements are fully activated in battle. In a battle, you can fully activate all Taoist elements eight times. You can say one thing over and over again. At the beginning, it still feels passionate and exciting, but after a long time, you will say it again every three or five chapters. , I say it once every three to five chapters, and even keep repeating it for several chapters. Oh, in general, it is too long and wordy. After a total of more than a thousand chapters, I feel like I haven't written anything, and I am still spinning in circles. But I haven't finished it so far. After reading more than 660 chapters, I really feel that I can't stand it anymore.

The plot has ups and downs, the characters are clear, and the relationships between the characters are clear. I post them one by one without skipping the reading. Come on, author.