@Wilhelm_Stenvall since when did being prepared to scam someone or half descending into being a gold digger deserve the death penalty?
And for the other part, @Telumire already said what I would have.
@Wilhelm_Stenvall the disciple can teach him the techniques to deal with ghosts. Plus, why would he not save her? I don't think our mc is at the level of ruthlessness where he would just throw away innocent lives
A world called "communicating with spirits" just after we've realised that he's unable to deal with direct attacks on his spirit? Similarly, just when he needed to deduce the assassins' skill he got sent to a small world where that jade pendant with that exact ability was.
Is this plot...
Seems to me like the matriarch, great elder, 2nd elder, 3rd elder, and mc have all been aware this whole time and were faking their exhaustion (or will have mc make them recover with finger of nirvana) to bait the blissful temple.
I think this because most obviously when the mc met the 3rd...
I hope he doesn't just ignore all these flags until it's too late...
It seems like the author is trying to give us "small hints" as to what's actually going on, so that when it's all revealed we can look back and go "oh so that's why it was like that." The problem is that these "small hints"...
Edgy hero fights against even edgier villains who for some reason never attack as a group despite each one individually being able to nearly beat the protagonist's allies and seemingly having the ability to teleport across the world
Jesus, is he doing all this just to flex his power to his dad or something? I don't see why else he would bother calling out the mayor and the military for someone who's even below biao