I Seek Immortality in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
我在聊斋证长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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356Chapters
42.7kClicks
200Favorites
145Recommendations
23Fans
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Emmm, it's almost the end of the month again. Speaking of which, this is the book I've updated the slowest since I started writing. I thought that slow and steady wins the race, so I would take my time writing it. As a result, it was slow, but I didn't see any fine work. So starting next month, I want to try to update more, at least 6,000 words a day, and push myself a little harder.
Those who exorcise ghosts and demons have become the ones charging into battle. What a mess!
Reconstructing "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio," a collection of imaginative short stories, into a grand and rigorous fantasy epic presents both immense challenges and limitless possibilities. Design a complete solution that covers the realm system, the setting of parallel universes, and how to organically weave scattered stories into the main plot.
I saw some reviews saying this book is hypocritical, so I searched for "Shan Jun" (山君) and sure enough, in chapter 27, the protagonist is seen protecting a rapist while upholding justice, even vowing, "Where righteousness leads, I will go." "Putting aside Huang Sanlang's mistakes, doesn't Shan Jun also have any faults?" [Tilting head and laughing with tears] The protagonist's logic is either that of a saint or a hypocrite.
The author won't write a story if the protagonist doesn't get injured. Although life isn't always smooth sailing, the protagonist must get hurt, even seriously injured. He just can't die.
Ancient Muay Thai is like a dance.
A third-rate horror drama, yet it insists on writing about immortality. Truly utterly despicable.
In summary, there are three main points: a meddlesome, nosy, and unable to distinguish right from wrong.
He has serious problems with his values.
This book has seriously flawed values. While the protagonist is initially righteous and altruistic, he later becomes incredibly unreasonable, hypocritical, and lacks any sense of right and wrong. It's a complete mess; I couldn't continue reading, so I pulled it off! Speechless. The man rapes the mountain god's daughter, and the mountain god only wants the man to marry her.