The Great Sage of Liaozhai

How can I put it, the author's writing really has the flavor of Liao Zhai, and the plot is also very consistent with the logic of Liao Zhai, but modern people may not be able to understand it. Generally speaking, the logic is smooth and the plot is smooth. It can be regarded as an excellent book.

How to put it, the plot can be anything, but the protagonist may have a bit of a split personality. I think the protagonist can be renamed Li Bairen. You have to wait for others to kill you, sit on your head and poop and fart, then the protagonist will take action. You can be reasonable. If you fight a ghost king, the judges and the like will have to turn it on. Why are you so arrogant? You never have a plan. You will always find out when others come to kill you. There are many people who have escaped from your hands and want your life. This protagonist knows how to lie down at home and is not prepared at all😰

, Let's put it this way, he obviously traveled through time and was a born saint. He knew about Lanruo Temple and put his wife's body next to Nie Xiaoqian's grave in Lanruo Temple. Doesn't this mean he allowed the tree demon to enslave his wife and seduce other men? Written like shit.

To be honest, it's really not that good. Don't write about the born saint, just write about the born saint.

Not pretty. What a waste of time, there are only a few women in about ten chapters, I can't imagine how many more poisonous points there will be later. The poison has been tested and advised to retreat.

The writing is good, but the plot is deliberately dragged out. It's already 150 chapters. The protagonist hasn't practiced Taoism yet. He has the skills and qualifications but doesn't practice. I can't stand it anymore.

It was written that Lanruo Temple met that woman, and it was just a one-on-one relationship. Not only that, the city god wants to find the protagonist to see the girl in his mouth for the last time. You also have to impose cause and effect, it's just a one-sided relationship, even if I have a good impression of you. I also don't understand that a woman doesn't want to return to her ancestral land after she dies. Thinking that you want to be with the protagonist after death, is it retarded? In any era, if you don't return to your hometown after death, even the mistress is not considered the protagonist and you have to go home. No matter life or death, as long as she is a woman, she must be taken home. Have you never seen a woman before?

Beautifully written Liaozhai prose

Please give up for the mysterious resurgence. In more than twenty chapters, three women want to enter the harem, and each one is more outrageous than the last. It makes sense for Du to fall in love at first sight. The protagonist of Qinghu didn't even open his eyes "not to hurt others". How did he know about it? He said he was afraid of knowing how Qiqiao's exquisite heart was written with blood. I no longer have to be afraid, defrauding the protagonist's father of ten taels of silver is more sinful than killing ten people. Is this the power of luck? Yang Jian doesn't even have the face to do so. Besides, it can't be considered a fraud if the protagonist doesn't expose it. After all, does she really plan to be a maid for a while, and even a broken leg is not enough to end the crime? A good one only depends on the results. Qingmei is even more outrageous. Qingmei likes the protagonist inexplicably, but the protagonist only has a two-way relationship and just flattens out his wife for her life and death? Is the city god coming to entrust you with dreams? If this girl had great luck, how could she die under the demon tree? Then the protagonist has to cut down the tree, and the monsters treat them differently. Knowing the plot, the fox monster I have never seen has no intention of harming people, but the tree of Lanruo Temple must be cut down. At most, it is a lack of protection. People may have protected Lanruo Temple for a long time... All in all, I really can't stand it anymore. The beginning is very bland. If you have time, why not play Mysterious Resurrection again?

Small stories like Liaozhai are fine, but writing a long novel in series involves the issue of the rationality of social structure and worldview setting. Since Shinto is everywhere in the sky, has a rigorous structure, and relies on the belief in incense to survive and increase its power, then since ordinary little ghosts can have dreams, they should frequently have dreams to manifest their power. After thousands of years, all the people should know about ghosts and gods and have devout faith. It is impossible that only fools, fools, and cultivators believe in ghosts and gods, while ordinary people hardly believe in them. And what are the pursuits of immortal cultivators and demons? If you want to live a long and happy life, you can just hide away from the world and practice cultivation. If you don't touch the world of mortals, where will the disaster come from? I've already prayed for a happy and immortal life, so why should I let heaven judge whether my moral performance is sufficient? Isn't that just a part-time job? If what you want is to appear holy, wealthy, and happy in front of others, shouldn't you just enclose the land and become a king and accept donations from everyone? And how is the fate determined? Which one has more merits or the date of birth? If a person with a high destiny becomes a saint and becomes an ancestor when he is born, why should anyone with some ability count the time to give birth to a baby and name it?