Brother Kong Xuan

I can't stand it anymore after seeing Chapter 5. Haotian should still be a little Taoist boy in the ancient times of Hongjun! Although the protagonist is currently an ant, he is also equivalent to an ant-like existence. Who has the right to judge others. What's more, has this protagonist forgotten his past life? He always acts coquettishly with his mother, or competes with his own brothers for pills. After traveling back in time, he has been practicing for 2500 years. His mind is so immature? Everyone else is going to listen to the sermon that he is going to hunt for treasures, and he doesn't think about his own strength. People in two generations don't understand the principle that a man is innocent and carries a treasure with him? The author should think carefully about his thoughts and look up the history. Although it is a novel, it must have a context. It's not easy for the author. Let me give you two stars to support it. Come on, try to innovate!

After reading more than 20 chapters, it's nice for the pig-footed brothers to get along with each other in a funny way, but it's very inconsistent and unnecessary for Sanqing to follow the same pattern. There are too many top-grade innate spiritual treasures, and they all become cabbage. There is also a problem with recruiting disciples

When I read Chapter 4, I gave up when Hongjun and Haotian were paying attention to the protagonist. It was really funny. At that time, Haotian was still a Taoist boy. What qualifications did Haotian have to judge others with Hongjun?

Where does the high score come from? You must have brushed it up. The setting is rubbish and the content is even rubbish. It actually got over 8.5 Points. The author is purely self-indulgent and has no logic.

It was a little awkward at first, especially when the exercise was called Feng Wu Jiutian, but the writing got better as I went on, so come on!

For a novel. A good book is one that makes people want to keep reading. Normally a book becomes less and less interesting after reading about half of it. This one is pretty good, at least it gives you the desire to keep reading.

This book is about traveling through time and becoming a Dapeng, and then using his foresight to get everything right. First, he maintains the relationship between the Three Pure Ones, and then develops martial arts for the human race to obtain merit and luck. Then he solves the crisis of intercepting the luck of the gods without the ultimate treasure to suppress it, and uses his own speed to seize the Chaos Bell. Then taking advantage of the opportunity to establish the Heavenly Court, he arranged the three tribes to the Heavenly Court, accepted the lich, and established a powerful Heavenly Court. He also figured out a way to hire low-level monks to increase merit (actually a variant of establishing a sect), and then created a way to use spiritual stones to upgrade heaven and earth. Ancestor Hongjun rewarded him with a purple energy. Then before becoming a saint, he began to arrange a battle for the unification of the human race, and also started a competition between human and Chinese religions. It's quite refreshing to look at, and it looks quite strong when it's reasonable. Later, I started to review the plot and concluded that it was quite enjoyable, but I couldn't bear to reflect on it. It feels a bit taken for granted, or simply imagined. In dealing with the relationship between the Three Purities, Jie Jiao has always been taking advantage, and there is a lack of concrete treatment of the important elements of Jie Jiao's karma. It seems that they have not been dealt with, and they have expressed their dislike of karma. Saints don't like karma yet, so the original book doesn't have deep karma. Then there are the differences between the Three Purities. The feelings of the Three Purities have always existed. The reasons for the differences are three points. 1. The paths are different, and people with different paths should not conspire against each other. 2. The inevitable trend of the rise of Western religion is that the Sanqing family is the dominant one, and the other three saints are watching, especially the two Western religions who took loans to become saints. Can they not repay it? 3. There are more than ten thousand immortals in the Sanqing sect. To explain the teachings, one needs to be carefully selected. There is only one person to teach. Therefore, the three saints are blocking the other three saints for Jiejiao, which must last long, especially when Jiejiao benefits but is unwilling to pay. In the end, the pig's trotters only strengthened the feelings of Sanqing, but did not solve the actual problem. Jie Jiao continued to grow, and the other two religions had no room for survival. The Master of the Human Emperor became an opportunity for Jie Jiao to give up. Let's not talk about whether the other brothers are willing. The key person is that the saints of the two religions look at their disciples as dogs? There are also double standards. When eating people's family, they are the first disciple of the three religions, and then they know that when they are the disciples of the two religions, they don't interfere in other people's internal affairs. In fact, this book can be expanded without water. Colleagues should not mention too many things in the future, such as establishing heaven, traveling to the West, and becoming a saint. Then it seems that the protagonist has a lot of things, which are messy and disorderly. Moreover, Sanqing is a saint and has many people under his command. Don't make it appear that everything revolves around you, and everything has to be left to you. You are only the more capable disciple, not the only one. The overall suggestion is to sort it out and then expand it.

Garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage. . . . . . . .

Let's increase the points. Will Hongjun really pay attention to the clone of a loser? Even if you pay attention, you won't let Haotian Yaochi see it, right? Who passed down the text?

It was okay when I first started watching it. Although the saint seemed a bit unserious, what is the plot of this latest chapter? Idiot, you pay for spiritual energy. What is the difference between charging for air? Even if you are a cultivator, you will rebel against you. Don't say that you have a saint as your backer. Unless the saint kills all these people, I am really speechless. It is just a waste of my book money. Withdraw it, withdraw it.