Borrowing Skin from the Yellow Springs

Xu Jiu, a child who was skinned, used fox skin instead of human skin to survive until he was an adult. I learned fighting or martial arts from two ghost teachers, and started to travel around the world in order to survive. Unexpectedly, I encountered a tough problem with Chase Department Store on my first order. Fortunately, with the help of Ye Kai, a master, and the old ghost, the danger was saved. Lao Miao's book is brilliant, link by link, with no holes that can't be filled, and no situations that can't be settled. When people are in the arena, it is the blood on the knife or the tears of the lover. Lao Miao ate instant noodles, typed on the keyboard, got a few peanuts, drank a sip of Erguotou, ordered a Changbai Mountain, and then pointed out the country. Occasionally, if I show my domineering attitude, I will ask you if you accept it.

It's still very interesting so far, but I don't really want to see too much involvement with Western ghosts, and I also hope that there won't be too many fights between gods and gods in the future. It feels better to be more folkloric like the beginning, and the protagonist becomes a god and becomes an emperor at the end. I think it's about the same. Or I can live as an ordinary person. I have read so many ghost novels, and done thousands of chapters after becoming a god, and then the content is like starting over after becoming a god. That is really boring.

Let me tell you, looking at the shadow of the person who borrowed life from the underworld, it turns out that he is an author. He likes this kind of article without a female protagonist, and the protagonist is not smart, and the friends fight monsters and upgrade together. Come on, author, let's lock up with Xiaojiu! Ha ha ha ha

After reading it for a day, I felt like I had a new perspective. The author felt very bland when explaining some details. Especially those that describe how powerful the opponent is foreshadowed in a long chapter. As a result, the protagonist is as easy to control as a superior person, forcing the opponent to be bland to highlight the author's cleverness. It's the kind of reversal that the author can't write link by link. It's that feeling of being plain and pretending to be smart. Then I saw the son-in-law scene and couldn't stand it anymore. It was too easy to fight with an old man. Then it gives me the impression that the protagonist group can deceive anyone they want to save their own lives, but others can't find a way. Besides, the author didn't even write down clearly what kind of help the policeman asked the protagonist for, so he ran away to his hometown in a daze. But I also don't agree with the old Taoist priest using the method of his previous son-in-law showing up to save people to help others. I think both sides are cheaters. Also, the author did not say what method the old master used to get them to return to their hometown. Isn't it someone's ability to figure out that the protagonist group ran back on their own? It's just that the plot is too bland. The author wants this article to be read not only by those who like to read refreshing articles, but also by those who like to read logical articles. The author's writing is very convoluted in some places, and the result is a bland story with no twist at all. Summary: The protagonist is so strong that it looks like a God's perspective, which makes the story quite cool. It's a world of fighting and intrigue that's like children's play house.

I read some comments about whether the Holy Mother should be reborn as a saint. Let me tell you, as a practitioner of the righteous path, the righteous path means cultivating merit! In the novel, the protagonist needs merit and yet kills ordinary people and puts a curse on them. This is pure courting of death.

It's useless to read the article (I came from Douyin and started reading around chapter 80. The part I read is not bad... Some people say that the protagonist's life is not afraid of karma, but the protagonist has no idea how long he can live, and secondly, what those people did)... Generally speaking, it is very good-looking, much better than the 96-point urban novel.

I like it very much, but I can't write Ye Kai as smart. I kind of think he's not very smart. After all, he is also the Ye family who ranks first among the five admirals of the Twelve Counselors.

I have read a lot of Lao Miao's books, and now that I have read this, I don't know whether I should say something or not. I feel that Mr. Miao's writing style has deteriorated. First of all, the protagonist's character is poorly established and unlikable. Overall, it gives people a feeling of being selfish, cunning and condescending, too much like a villain. The other supporting characters are also not distinctive enough, and they are far behind the previous evil bandits and ghost coffins. Also, the routine is too obvious and feels a bit like a running story. Apart from the protagonist group, there are almost no good people left. Every time the protagonist starts a new adventure, the first NPC he encounters is a villain. And it feels like the hole is too big to be rounded. Also, every time the protagonist's lines are given, it feels very choked, and then the other supporting characters can correct them with the benefit of hindsight. Overall, it gives people a very uncomfortable feeling.

The writing of this book is excellent, the plot is touching, the ending is unexpected, and the content is resonant and thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in hundreds of years... Wait... Anyway, this book is a piece of shit! 🙄

What we are saying is, don't read any reviews. If you want to read this book, just read it. Read any reviews. Every book has negative reviews. No one is perfect. Everyone's hobbies are different. It's up to you. Anyway, I think every book by this author is good.