Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 725 721. Comments on "Cultivating Immortality by Killing Pigs"

Today I would like to recommend a new fantasy book to you.

"Cultivating Immortality from Killing Pigs", Zhang Laoxi, Level 4 author.

Category: Xianxia-Mythical Cultivation.

【Introduction】

As the saying goes, "If the butcher dies, we won't eat the hairy pig."

Zhang the butcher, who bullied the market in Yutang County, was drained of his body by a fox spirit and died. When the people were rejoicing, they found that the butcher had come back to life, becoming more ferocious and domineering, and had even learned magic.

From then on, I watched him turn the world upside down and dominate the world...

Here there are swordsmen howling, ancient roads and west winds blowing.

Here are scholars taking exams, deserted villages and broken temples.

There are evil spirits raging here, and there are desolate mountains and swamps.

Here you can practice Qigong, the ancient secret realm...

【Brief Comment】

I paid attention to this book a long time ago.

But I was always put off by the title.

Judging from the name, it is not a book written by a serious person.

And after I forced myself to read the first chapter, 1/3 of it.

I firmly believe that this is indeed not a book written by a serious person.

However, the content of the book is very, very shocking.

The protagonist was a butcher in his previous life, and after his death, he also traveled through time and space and became a butcher. For his specific appearance, please refer to Yan Chixia.

He is extremely strong and dominates Yutang County with a group of brothers. He is not a kind person in the traditional sense.

This world is no ordinary one. Demons and monsters are rampant. The government even has the Imperial Observatory, which is responsible for protecting the country and punishing evil. Unfortunately, it is also an organization that bullies the weak and fears the strong.

The protagonist Zhang Kui was killed by a fox demon before, but after being resurrected, the fox demon reappeared. The fox demon came to find the protagonist, not to kill him again, but to tell him that Yutang County was about to be in great trouble.

The general's tomb is about to be revealed, and Yutang County is in danger of a catastrophe. I hope he can run away quickly.

The protagonist has a system that shows that he can use 108 kinds of magic books. The author lists them in detail in the relevant works to facilitate readers' understanding, which is very considerate.

Unfortunately, the protagonist's magic power is low, and he can only master a few low-level skills. He has no way to defeat the fox demon, but as he kills the little demons, he slowly accumulates experience and improves his skills.

Gradually, he also gained the ability to exorcise demons!

The general's tomb was opened and the ghost soldiers passed through. He led his brothers to force a breakthrough, but still failed to save his brothers.

He survived and was rescued by an old Taoist priest. They formed a trio and went to other places to make a living.

A series of thrilling stories began.

The chapter titles of this book are very ancient, similar to chapter-based novels, with eight-character mantras as titles.

The book occasionally contains quotations from ancient poems and classics, highlighting the author's cultural background.

When actually exorcising demons and monsters, the muscular protagonist will often break them with his own strength. If that fails, he will use talismans to attack them, and the effect is surprisingly good.

Among the new books I have come across recently, this one can be said to be the one of the highest quality of the same period.

Although there is also the traditional routine of changing maps, fighting monsters and upgrading, it is still much better in terms of overall style and tone.

Although this book performed very well, his previous book was only 6.8 words and was hastily completed.

I'm sure this is an old author, maybe a pseudonym of a great writer, who also wants to try out the cool trick of merging similar items once he achieves some results.

If you find any, please tell me in the comment section.

Finally, I would like to strongly recommend this book to everyone. Although it is not long, every chapter is very exciting.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

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