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Chapter 211 210. Comments on "White Bone Great Sage"

After a year, the new book by the super popular author Yaohuo is online!
"White Bone Great Sage", author: Yaohuo, level 5 author.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy.

【Introduction】

Jinan went on a self-driving tour alone to Kunlun Mountain, which is known as the hometown of gods.

When you wake up from the ruins and look at the world in front of you.

The world has changed dramatically, and the purple sky has dried up.

"The work "There's a Monster Here" has 2 subscriptions."

"The rights to the comic adaptation of "There's a Monster Here" have been sold."

The comic "There Are Monsters Here" is now available on Tencent Comics, Qidian Comics, and Bilibili Comics.

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One, February 12th. In Yinyijiang, Chang County, Chenpi and Shuanzi were robbing a mass grave. The coffin was opened, revealing a beautiful woman, her head and body perfectly preserved. Suddenly, a wild cat swooped in and was killed by Chenpi inside the coffin. Terrified, the two men ran away.

Chapter Two: Father and Son in the Rain. In Chang County, Yinyi River, the protagonist Jin'an awakens in a headless temple. A father and son, seemingly woodcutters, run into the temple amidst the rain. They eat pancakes and rest. In the middle of the night, the son goes out to urinate and doesn't return. The protagonist and the woodcutter begin their search, discovering the child's remains and the woodcutter's body within a headless clay statue. The protagonist feels a sense of dread.

Chapter 3, The Taoist Priest. The protagonist is successfully rescued by the Taoist priest, and the two quickly depart. The Taoist priest explains that this temple is a coffin temple beneath a trumpet urn, a place where yin gathers, specifically used to bury the remains of enemies. The Taoist priest also reminds the protagonist that although his fate is strong, he must be wary of women with neck scars.

In Chapter 4, there's a county called Chang. A Taoist priest, skilled in the art of qi reading, can discern the talent of a scholar on a distant mountain path. The protagonist, eager to see his own talent, turns around to find the Taoist missing, his body lying beside a tree. Then, through the voice of a storyteller in a Chang County teahouse, the protagonist begins to solve a case within a case.

Chapter 5: A Pinch of Gratitude, a Pound of Gratitude. This chapter serves as the book's story outline. The protagonist, Jin An, analyzes the case of Li Cailiang's charred corpse struck by lightning, and the story of "Waiting for Justice" (Record of Clearing Wrongs), which leads to the case of Li Dashan's private possession of gunpowder, a series of twists and turns. The author personally annotates, "This book is finished."

Chapter 6: Temple Fair. The protagonist has been here for two days, listening to stories and learning new things in the teahouse. The waiter's mention of a temple fair in a month's time piques his interest. Meanwhile, the suspect in the case within the case, Li Dashan, suddenly dies in prison, bringing another twist to the story.

Chapter 7: Prison. The suspect's death was horrific, resembling an old turtle staring at the moon. The old man and the other prisoners were terrified, and the county magistrate and the coroner performed an autopsy. The results revealed that the suspect had drowned.

Chapter 8: Incident. The cause of death has been determined, and the jailer and others are highly suspected and imprisoned. The head constable leads his men to Shangpan Village to investigate Li Dashan's death. The village headman comes to report that Li Cailiang's body has disappeared from his home, while the lights are on in the home of the gambler Li Dashan.

Chapter 9: The World of Yin and Yang. A captain and his team of seven arrive at Li Dashan's door. A shadow casts a shadow against the window. They push the door open, but no one is there, only the flickering candlelight. Bailiffs are dying one after another, their deaths identical to Li Dashan's in prison. The captain, in a righteous mood, shouts a few curses, and the candle goes out. The candle lights up again, casting a shadow against the window. The captain pushes the door open and exits, his face expressionless.

Chapter 10, Fate! Indescribable! The protagonist arrives back at the inn just before curfew and finds two sisters, one older and one younger, chatting with the innkeeper. The chatty waiter reveals that the sisters are the county magistrate's daughters. The waiter's bundle is the Taoist priest from Chapter 4. The protagonist buys the bundle and the Taoist priest's goat.

【Brief Comment】

Yaohuo, a super popular author on Qidian.com, whose previous work "There Are Monsters Here" is a masterpiece.

You can go to other sites to find out what the story is.

He gave a detailed explanation of the reasons for being banned in a separate chapter of this book, including what he did during his year of rest.

The new book "White Bone Great Sage" has only released three chapters so far. The story is very interesting, and many details are set very well, especially the almost identical beginnings of the first and second chapters, which is both a small ingenuity and pure tricks.

According to the author, this book will continue some of the plot and settings of "There Are Monsters Here", which is very exciting.

At the same time, I am also a little worried.

I hope the author can ensure the smooth implementation of the 600-800 million word writing plan while ensuring the excitement of the plot.

But the setting of tomb raiding at the beginning and haunted temple is indeed refreshing to read, completely different from those mediocre cultivation or funny stories.

Judging from the fact that he has been dormant for a year and has been holding back for a long time, this book should be his major work.

He even selected the entry for the "2020 Fantasy King" themed essay contest. Barring any unexpected events, this book could at least be in the top three.

If the results are explosive, the championship will be within reach, and that is not an exaggeration at all.

Therefore, friends who see this article can collect it. The sooner you read it, the sooner you will enjoy it. If you read it too late, there will be nothing left.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

First of all, I would like to thank the readers for their tips. I will put them in the next chapter because it is the latest chapter of the day and will have a higher exposure.

Secondly, I saw someone recommend this book on Zhengshulou before.

In fact, under normal circumstances, I will not accept seedlings with less than 100,000 words.

It’s just that this book is a little special, so it’s better to get it early than to miss the chance.

When the first three chapters of this book were published, I wrote a related article. If you are interested, you don’t have to look for it.

I just finished reading all 27 chapters and went through them again, and I have some new ideas.

Just as the readers of this book said, maybe Bite the Fire marked the wrong channel, this is clearly a suspense novel.

It really has nothing to do with cultivating immortals or anything like that for now.

Oh, and I won't go into the fire-biting story any more. I have to think about my own book and ensure safety.

Just like someone left me a message asking me to recommend Gu Zhenren’s book.

When he first released "Infinite Blood Core", I tried it, but all major platforms failed to pass it.

So, I plan to wait a little longer. When his book has more words, I will consider buying it.

The situation with Yaohuo is similar. I am also considering when his "There Are Monsters Here" will be released.

As for the pirated version of You Yao Qi, I won’t read it for the time being, so I really haven’t caught up with how popular his previous books were.

As for this book "White Bone Great Sage", since he did not have any manuscripts saved, everything was written and published immediately. The trajectory of the story is difficult to predict and it is easy to be contradicted the next day.

Regarding writing this now, I also feel a little panicked.

If I overslept, had diarrhea, had a fever, worked overtime, or couldn't remember, I would be interrupted. There would be no way to remedy the situation.

If you can't even maintain perfect attendance, what else is there to look forward to in life?

So, having said that, "White Bone Monkey King" is currently following the route of suspense, horror, strange stories, and reasoning. It is either solving a case or on the way to solving a case.

The same is true for Feng Shui and zongzi.

However, the protagonist Jin'an has an inexplicable ability to bestow gifts. By deducting the value of Yin De, he can bestow some magical items. The fact that the goat went berserk after eating the tonic is proof of this.

Here, I also have a small speculation: Will the protagonist become a ghost cultivator in the future? Will he become the White Bone Great Sage?

(End of this chapter)