Monk in the Mountains

I was attracted by the cover, is anyone else like this?

I don't even have a great supernatural power. I am a saint.

Thank you all book friends for your support and love!

Talented scholar, you really wrote well in the early stage. Even I, an old bookworm who has read countless articles in the past eight years, was fascinated by it. It felt really relaxing and comfortable, but in the later two hundred chapters, Guiguzi's tomb went to Longhu Mountain to destroy the family. The character of the protagonist is really broken and a bit sadistic. I can't stand it anymore. I don't know if your writing is too flamboyant or if I am too picky~, like us old bookworms, most of us like to read relaxed and comfortable books. Personally, I feel that the protagonist's character is either all the way to the dark, or all the way to the end, just like a drop of black dot suddenly smeared in the middle of a perfect white paper, the whole paper is useless...

In the early stage, it was the idea of ​​a masterpiece, and I hope it won't develop into a harem, a stallion novel, or a master-disciple romance in the later stage. It's the same now, aesthetic fatigue. Moreover, I personally don't like this kind of work, or I can do it alone. I really don't want a book I like to deviate from the track. Fans of this book respect it.

As soon as the Longhu Mountain incident broke out, there was a lot of controversy in the world of Taoist singles, and there was a lot of controversy. Dear friends, you are used to seeing Xiaobai leisurely practicing Taoism in the mountains, and his reputation in Kyushu was suddenly hit. It is normal to call me a talent. In fact, all this is the general trend, but the talent admitted that his skills in digging holes and paving the way were very rusty, and he forced himself on it. In addition, in response to everyone's doubts about the character design, I think that in real Taoism, you have to go through the highs and lows before you can see the truth plainly. The demon kills fellow Taoists, which involves many big causes and effects, and the protagonist Xiaoyi, an innate monk, cannot bear it. Some of them have been hinted before, and are gradually revealed in later chapters. Are saints infallible? Just take it for granted... Also, let me emphasize that this is about cultivating the Tao, cultivating responsibility, and cultivating cause and effect. It is not an invincible and refreshing article about cultivating immortals, seizing treasures, and killing people all the way... Emmm, that's all. Also, please read the book and don't always stare at the dog on the cover!

There is a reason why this author's book is not popular. After reading 100 chapters, I always feel that this book written by the author is a composition (just with a lot of words), not like an online article.

Like the title, I see people are discussing the cover a lot...

I have been reading books for nearly ten years, and this book is the most satisfying one I have read in the past two years. Not much to say, come on

Come on, everyone, the talented people are the first to show their respect!