
My Father Was Definitely Taken Away from Him
by Li Bielang
About This Novel
New book: "Strange Recovery: Something's Not Wrong with My Girlfriend" is released, please support me! A painting creates a river and a sea, and the writing of a pen determines the mountains and rivers. Someone looked at a picture of a bull shaking a mountain and learned from it the "Collapse Mountain Strength" technique, which is so powerful that it can move mountains with bare hands! Someone admired the blue light Hanyue Sword in the painting, and then realized the "Hanyue Divine Sword Jue" from it. The sword can kill foreigners and is famous all over the world. As a top wood carver, Li Changqing traveled to the Cangyuan world and found that his wood carvings were easier for people to enlighten than his paintings. He jumped from a poor and useless painter to the pinnacle of the Cangyuan world. In his previous life, he was addicted to carving and eventually raised an evil son. However, he found that in this world of Cangyuan, he had a well-behaved and filial son, who was not very talented but had a dream of cultivating and becoming an immortal. If my son wants to become an immortal, then my father will help you become an immortal! But his son Li Hengsheng began to suspect that his good-for-nothing father who only daydreamed and asked for money might have been taken away from him!
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You can't just feed me Xiang, but also share some with other fellow Taoists.
I've only seen the villains being outwitted. This book, Good Guys, is about giving the protagonists out of their wits. I'm just saying that the author of Good Guys is amazing👍👍
Eunuch Wen, I was deceived by Douyin, it's so confusing
It started okay
It was okay at first, but then it started to stretch my hips more and more. Doesn't the author have any confidence at all? The inspiration setting is very attractive, and the starting layout is reasonable. Later, there was a section where the protagonist went to someone else's house to read a book, which was particularly mindless. Be more confident, write well, and if you accumulate slowly, you may even get out of the circle. Such fast food is really a waste of good inspiration. What a waste.
You can watch it without thinking, and your IQ is forced to collapse for the sake of the plot. After watching it for a long time, I couldn't bear it anymore. Forcibly destroying the basic logic in order to write a plot will not attract old bookworms, and new readers will feel that something is wrong after reading it for a while. Ignore the brain, what is attractive is only the setting, not the plot and writing. The plot is just the martial arts emotions of the 1990s and 2000s, separation, misunderstanding and oppression, and then working hard to become stronger, interspersed with the innocent and sinister characters of the two protagonists, pretending to be cool and slapped in the face. The author wants to intersperse the whole text with emotional lines. The protagonist is responsible for low-key pretense and being slapped in the face, and his son is responsible for the dark side of the relationship. The lovers are divided, strictly humiliated and then work hard. As a result, the author's writing style is too poor, and he can't grasp it well, can't connect to the line, can't comprehend it, is too hasty, and has no brain. As a result, people feel like an uncle looking at his phone on the subway.
Read Chapter 119
I feel like the foreshadowing of the blood leaf is too far-fetched. Has the subsequent outline been rearranged? This kind of plot feels quite clichéd, and it feels like it is forcibly creating conflicts. Some of the temporary twists and turns on Zhou Jun's side still feel reasonable, but Lu Qingqi's side feels a bit forced. I don't know if the author planned it from the beginning, but in fact, I felt that there was too little foreshadowing, and the plot could not be connected at all later. The first point is that the starting point of the young protagonist is too low, which makes this reversal too far-fetched. Second, the foreshadowing of the Immortality Religion is too huge, which may lead to a difficult ending in the follow-up. Regarding the first point, in fact, the beginning was not well written, some things were not laid out properly, and it passed in a muddle. Later, some things were re-added, resulting in gaps in some details, which could not be continued, and could only be added later. Regarding the second point, whether it is Zhou Jun or Lu Qingqing, the shortcomings of the protagonist are the same, that is, the starting point is set too low, and the starting point of the Immortality Cult is too high. This makes subsequent rebounds difficult to write about. In the future, whether Lu Qingqi or Zhou Jun want to get out of control, there is no other way except to forcefully increase the strength and value. If it were the protagonist who took action again, this would be too redundant. As I write this, I suddenly feel that the plot is probably going to go like this. If this is the case, it cannot hide that this move is a bad move.
The setting is okay, but the logic doesn't make sense, and the dialogue is like a child pretending to be an adult, which is really unbearable.
Not bad, good-looking, good-looking
It's really good-looking, invincible, not bad, not bad
It's a very good book, but for some reasons, it ended a bit hastily, but the outline is out and it's worth reading.
The front part is good, but the back part is full of shit. Recognition of the Master and Bloodshed is okay. Does the author know what refining is? Is it refining just by washing it with drops? The emotional line of the junior is also not well written.
The writing style is really average and there are a lot of poisonous points. I can ignore the rest. But just to write a cheesy suit, I was forced to go to someone's house with an offering order, but no one greeted me. No one else could enter the front door. Even after I entered, I was still considered to have sneaked in. It's poisonous, okay?
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You can't just feed me Xiang, but also share some with other fellow Taoists.
I've only seen the villains being outwitted. This book, Good Guys, is about giving the protagonists out of their wits. I'm just saying that the author of Good Guys is amazing👍👍
Eunuch Wen, I was deceived by Douyin, it's so confusing
It started okay
It was okay at first, but then it started to stretch my hips more and more. Doesn't the author have any confidence at all? The inspiration setting is very attractive, and the starting layout is reasonable. Later, there was a section where the protagonist went to someone else's house to read a book, which was particularly mindless. Be more confident, write well, and if you accumulate slowly, you may even get out of the circle. Such fast food is really a waste of good inspiration. What a waste.
You can watch it without thinking, and your IQ is forced to collapse for the sake of the plot. After watching it for a long time, I couldn't bear it anymore. Forcibly destroying the basic logic in order to write a plot will not attract old bookworms, and new readers will feel that something is wrong after reading it for a while. Ignore the brain, what is attractive is only the setting, not the plot and writing. The plot is just the martial arts emotions of the 1990s and 2000s, separation, misunderstanding and oppression, and then working hard to become stronger, interspersed with the innocent and sinister characters of the two protagonists, pretending to be cool and slapped in the face. The author wants to intersperse the whole text with emotional lines. The protagonist is responsible for low-key pretense and being slapped in the face, and his son is responsible for the dark side of the relationship. The lovers are divided, strictly humiliated and then work hard. As a result, the author's writing style is too poor, and he can't grasp it well, can't connect to the line, can't comprehend it, is too hasty, and has no brain. As a result, people feel like an uncle looking at his phone on the subway.
Read Chapter 119
I feel like the foreshadowing of the blood leaf is too far-fetched. Has the subsequent outline been rearranged? This kind of plot feels quite clichéd, and it feels like it is forcibly creating conflicts. Some of the temporary twists and turns on Zhou Jun's side still feel reasonable, but Lu Qingqi's side feels a bit forced. I don't know if the author planned it from the beginning, but in fact, I felt that there was too little foreshadowing, and the plot could not be connected at all later. The first point is that the starting point of the young protagonist is too low, which makes this reversal too far-fetched. Second, the foreshadowing of the Immortality Religion is too huge, which may lead to a difficult ending in the follow-up. Regarding the first point, in fact, the beginning was not well written, some things were not laid out properly, and it passed in a muddle. Later, some things were re-added, resulting in gaps in some details, which could not be continued, and could only be added later. Regarding the second point, whether it is Zhou Jun or Lu Qingqing, the shortcomings of the protagonist are the same, that is, the starting point is set too low, and the starting point of the Immortality Cult is too high. This makes subsequent rebounds difficult to write about. In the future, whether Lu Qingqi or Zhou Jun want to get out of control, there is no other way except to forcefully increase the strength and value. If it were the protagonist who took action again, this would be too redundant. As I write this, I suddenly feel that the plot is probably going to go like this. If this is the case, it cannot hide that this move is a bad move.
The setting is okay, but the logic doesn't make sense, and the dialogue is like a child pretending to be an adult, which is really unbearable.
Not bad, good-looking, good-looking
It's really good-looking, invincible, not bad, not bad
It's a very good book, but for some reasons, it ended a bit hastily, but the outline is out and it's worth reading.
The front part is good, but the back part is full of shit. Recognition of the Master and Bloodshed is okay. Does the author know what refining is? Is it refining just by washing it with drops? The emotional line of the junior is also not well written.
The writing style is really average and there are a lot of poisonous points. I can ignore the rest. But just to write a cheesy suit, I was forced to go to someone's house with an offering order, but no one greeted me. No one else could enter the front door. Even after I entered, I was still considered to have sneaked in. It's poisonous, okay?
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Others have to work hard to practice when they travel through time, but Li Changqing is invincible when he travels through time. In his previous life, he was so angry with his unfilial son that he vomited blood. However, he was reborn with a filial son. Li Changqing transformed into a doting maniac. My son wants to aspire to the Immortal Path. Dad should help you kill anyone who blocks you on the way.



It is a fantasy novel. The protagonist travels through the world of immortality and wants to be a father. Through the carving technology of the previous life, each work can directly make people realize enlightenment and directly become a super boss. Basically, there are no poisonous points. Friends who like it can check it out.




Time travel means invincibility. This is a very enjoyable fantasy novel from the first chapter. The protagonist travels to the world of Cangyuan and uses painting to gain enlightenment and martial arts. Recommended.


Two male protagonists, two main lines running in parallel, two styles written in one book Father and son, two hundred chapters, we still don't know whether mother is dead or alive. Dad~Li Changqing, funny writing style, an admirer of the Valley of Miracle Doctors, a good gay friend of the Sword God 👨🏻❤️👨, writes the good gay friend like a real girlfriend Son ~ Li Hengsheng, an orthodox cultivator, currently has a childhood sweetheart, a second-rate suitor... And a sweetheart...













