Tales of the Taoist Sect

The writing technique is excellent, and while writing the story, it also tells us some "superstitious" things. "Taoist Past" and "The Last Taoist Priest" need to be read carefully to appreciate their excellence. If you read them as mindless novels, you will definitely be confused and unable to understand them.

The subject matter is good, and it is more realistic to write in the form of records, but it also suffers from this. The logic of the first part also has some problems, which leads to some problems in the middle, but the impact is not too big. In addition to the subject matter and knowledge reserve, it is generally good.

This kind of book must start with a fat man and a woman. You can understand it at the beginning, but you can't understand it at the end. The storyline is missing. It's all about the heavenly branches and the arrangement of the Big Dipper. It's very detailed and there are many chapters. We can understand these things, but we don't want to read them anymore.

Well written, not like a fabrication, more like a documentary

I sympathize with the Japanese soldiers in World War II. Don't look at it. It really disgusts me.

It seemed to happen to a great but ordinary monk next to me.

As for "The Ghost Blows Out the Lamp", this kind of novel must have a fat man and a woman. It's really not good to read.

Can't you write the protagonist well? Why do we have to write about Xia Yu? And fat women? ? ? !

I can't understand what I wrote, it's a mess

Playing tricks, tossing back and forth