The Life of a Monk

Author, first of all, let me say that I did not comment on your book maliciously (will someone come to criticize me again, will you? You are happy to write). Author, you should have wanted to write about the protagonist's feeling of being a "superhuman being", but every time you let it go, you have fallen behind. The first mutated pangolin, the second discovery of the spiritual stone mine, especially the chapters about the mutated spider, "The protagonist discovered the spiritual stone mine and told the official, but the official came to ask the protagonist for help with the spiritual stone mine discovered by the protagonist." I am speechless. I hope it can be changed.

I would like to ask if this is a novel without a heroine?

I just want to ask, isn't the protagonist fused with the memory of Lu Tang, the 280-year-old great elder of the Golden Elixir Dzogchen Tianji Sect? It feels like it has no effect at all. How come the protagonist doesn't know his own realm? The only skill he has is health-preserving skills. Apart from refining weapons and making Qi-nourishing pills, he doesn't know any other skills or spells. Then let's talk about his knife. The article mentions that the protagonist enters the Tao with a knife. However, the protagonist's knife seems to have no other use except cutting vegetables and carving some magical objects. There are no knife skills at all. So what kind of Tao does he enter with a knife? Since you, the author, have positioned this book as a monk's life as a chef, would it be better if you changed it to someone who enters Taoism through cooking? Wouldn't it be better to change the protagonist's initial fused memory to that of a cultivator who specializes in cooking in the world of cultivation? The above content only represents my personal opinion! Please forgive me if there is anything wrong!

The three cute pets are very interesting, and the cooking content is also good. It is actually very beautiful, but it is always not smooth enough. One is that he has a very soft character, and he always doesn't care when people take advantage of him. This makes readers feel uncomfortable. Among them, the most disgusting one is Qiao Dayu, who takes advantage of everything. It was him who persuaded me to quit. It's not so much that he is disgusting with the pig's feet, but rather that the author is specifically disgusting with the readers, because the more the protagonist is taken advantage of, the happier he becomes. The other thing is actually a matter of character, which is indisputable. The boss's style, then the treatment of the soldiers, and the fact that he has become a thug are really silly. I defeated a super giant pangolin by myself, but only got a small amount of spiritual stones and a little bit of scales and meat, which was less than 1%. There are also various magic weapons given to the children of the Zhou family for free. If you save others or kill the great wizard, you still have to say thank you to them! All kinds of mysterious operations... It's a very Buddhist book. I can't bear the impatience, so I can only abandon it with regret.

I can't understand it at all. She suddenly appeared and suddenly wanted to fall in love. It was fun to watch at first, but as soon as she came out, it felt different.

After reading a few chapters, from the perspective of an old bookworm, it's above the passing mark!

Except for the heroine, everything else is fine. I really don't like that heroine! ! !

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, roast sweet potatoes with all your heart; Two in one life, three in two, march towards Mount Naihe with one heart.

It started from Chapter 150, the author is exhausted

Well written, I will give you 5 tickets for more updates.