The Gods and Buddhas Are Actually Me

It was good at the beginning, but it started to get low after about 300 chapters. The protagonist suddenly felt like a different person, not only a virgin, but also an old turtle.

How can I put it, the themes and stories are quite interesting, but there are some inconsistencies and illogical logic. There are also Taoism and Buddhism mixed together, and Taoist things are consecrated with Buddhist incantations. The main point is that the character of the protagonist in the previous chapters is too stupid. It was written that the protagonist seemed to be very awesome and confident, but unexpectedly he was reckless without a plan. When in danger, he relied on luck and others to survive the disaster. Anyway, it was like this the previous few times. It makes people feel that the protagonist is too stupid and useless, which makes it difficult to arouse the reader's interest in reading.

To be honest, it didn't take much time to read from beginning to end, but I read it carefully. It was not like those people in the comment area said that I couldn't stand it. After reading it for an hour or two, I felt that there was nothing interesting to read, so I skipped this comment. After reading it, I can see Zhuge Qixing's plan and the wonderful rebirth of Zhang Jiuyang. After reading it, my first feeling was that this book is okay, not as unbearable as those in the comment area said. There are a few shortcomings. The ending is too sloppy and hasty. The gods invited later are too powerful. Moreover, after reading the whole novel, there are not many gods actually invited. If it were a matryoshka doll, it would actually be impossible to write. The general style trend is like this, so it is the right way to finish it. One thing I like better is Zhang Jiuyang's natal magical power, which is the one who paints. This is too weakened. After all, it is his own magical power. It should be described in more detail. Many other issues will not be detailed. Those who have not read this novel should not say there is anything wrong with my review. As a reader, I only express my feelings after reading it. I am not paid or anything. Gentlemen, please do as you please.

At the beginning, Zhong Kui and Wang Lingguan wrote it very well. Later, when the visualization picture came out, Lu Dongbin started to pull The ghost-eating magical powers given by Zhong Kui are basically useless. Wang Lingguan's eyesight is also getting wider and wider. At first he said he could observe everything in the world, but later in order to suppress the protagonist, he couldn't see through even a single illusion. When the protagonist is at level 4, he insists on doing the bitter meat trick. The heroine just wants to stab him in the bitter meat trick. He insists on bringing an old man to witness it, but in the end he gets tricked and almost dies, which is inexplicable. Lu Dongbin gave him a talent for swordsmanship, but it didn't show any fighting ability. Then he gave him a skill, saying how powerful the skill was, but the upgrade didn't make it any faster. Whole one 0 boost. Obviously after he comes out, he can find the heroine by himself, but he has to let an uncultivated mortal deliver the letter. The author originally wrote a water elf similar to a messenger, but that was completely forgotten and was not acted out.

It's very interesting, just like when I read Xianxia at Qidian.

Overall it's good, but the main character is very stupid and doesn't listen to advice.

This is the best-looking novel I have ever read, with the most correct views, not brainless, and full of details.

Good📖I just don't know why no one commented that this plot is very attractive. My only shortcoming is that the ending is a bit rushed. I can write more and recommend it to you if you like it.

A female ghost appeared out of nowhere at the beginning. It was too abrupt and the plot was too abrupt and forced into the scene.

Generally speaking, the first dozen or so chapters were well written at the beginning, but after reading dozens of chapters, I felt it was a bit skewed and lacking in meaning. Especially Xiaoli is a failure in the ghost world. It would be much better to give her a cold personality. There are so many nonsense, and it is abstract at times, which directly reduces my feelings about this book and the protagonist. I feel that Xiaoli's best role is to be a prop for the protagonist, coming out when needed, and not appearing too much in the plot to affect the senses. Or maybe it's less weird and abstract, and there's too little awe in the world of ghosts and gods. That's why I said the dozen or so chapters were well written, but after Xiaoli was around the protagonist, her senses completely changed, and it felt awkward to read. Although it does have a role, her character is really not suitable to appear in this kind of book, or to appear in the middle and late stages. Anyway, it is not suitable for the early stage.