Unlimited Taoist Master

Just by looking at the introduction, you can tell it's a remnant from the old era, so get out of here.

No logic, full of loopholes, like written by a newbie...

Water, very water, very water, water overflowing the Jinshan Mountains

Improve your writing skills. How many books have you written?

For me, it's a bit emmm... I can't stand it. Let's talk about a few points (I'm not very good at summarizing, sorry, just try to read it) ) During this period, I was always jumping while watching it. There were so many cliches and descriptions that I couldn't stand it. The first point: It's a bit weird to accept those few younger brothers... You described those younger brothers as being evil and robbing you of your predecessor's things. Afterwards, you showed up and refused to provide resources, so you were so angry that you found someone to teach you a lesson. If you didn't have a golden finger, you would have been disabled long ago. You won because you had a golden finger. And even if you won, they would inexplicably recruit enemies stronger than you. In the end, you accepted them just because you wanted to find people to explore the news. It's really weird. Second point: Your description of the martial arts and fighting scenes were so "destroying the world" (very exaggerated), but when I read more than forty chapters, the protagonist successfully cultivated to "Ming Jin", I was a little angry and laughed. Did I travel to the era of Jin Yong's novels? The fighting scenes and the names of the techniques in front of you are so awesome. The fighting scenes in the next realm are about to move mountains and fill seas. But you have chosen the traditional realm of warriors, Ming Jin, An Jin... I don't understand, are you worthy of such a picture? And based on my experience of reading many novels, I feel that you should also write along the path of cultivating immortality. If I don't write it, it's my fault

Come on, author, I can read this book

A mindless cool article, just cool and that's it.

It's very good. The fighting plot progresses very well.

The rhythm and plot coherence of this new book are great. Keep up the good work for more updates.

The protagonist, Jiang Taizhen, and Sikong Shuang have no grievances, so why kill them? Killing people purely for contribution points has no bottom line at all. It is very poisonous. In the later stage, when there is no money, just go around killing people and grabbing treasures😋 These two sects are also very poisonous. Normal people would compete in an arena when competing for resources. His direct mode of raising voodoos allows them to kill each other, get rewards for killing, and finally raise a voodoo king. This is because there are too many disciples in the sect, right? Let's kill each other. The fire cave can speed up cultivation. You wouldn't make a big stove yourself, put a pile of firewood, charcoal, and a stove, and hang the protagonist on it to bake. The high temperature of a thousand degrees is no worse than a tinder hole. Although a few days ago I was looking forward to the protagonist defeating Jiang Taizhen. But after reading the updated title, Killing Jiang Taizhen, I felt it was boring again. It's too much like a deliberate arrangement. At the same time, it is stipulated that you cannot hit the protagonist above the realm of transformation. The plot lacks ups and downs and you can see the result at a glance🙃