Unstable Taoist Mind? No, Pindao's Original Intention Has Never Changed

It's clearly written as the last years of Qianlong's reign, but I don't recognize it! Before level 10, there was no one who could beat you, but there was no such thing as true energy. You were the only person in the world who could do sword energy, and no one else could do it. There was no role model for martial arts in the entire empire. Now he was almost level 20, and the sky changed at one level. It was still like level 1. This level was raised in vain.

After looking at the name, I clicked in and saw that the book is also called "I don't want to read it," and it's about getting women in different worlds.

I don't understand why the main character takes on a disciple, gives him a job and money, teaches him martial arts, and helps him solve problems. Is he looking for a disciple or looking for his own father? Just saying that people are pitiful, there are so many pitiable people, why must the moral standard be higher now that people have traveled through time? It would be better for the protagonist of Xueyoubu Siheyuan to directly raise the people of the whole country with his golden finger.

You have such a great cheat and you still want to flatter officials? It's their turn to ask for it. Not being able to make full use of your own power makes people unhappy!

The plot is blunt. The main character's reason for becoming an official is to attract girls, but the content of being an official is to fight monsters. Alas, the world view is logically contradictory by some cultivators in Red Mansions. It's a shoddy work.

I feel like there is a very strange phenomenon. Are you half a martial artist and half a cultivator? Logically speaking, things like spirit stones will basically appear after level 20. You will have spirit wine. It is not normal for spirit stones to appear. Use spirit stones to practice. And if level 20 is calculated according to the level of cultivating immortals, it should be foundation building. If you build foundation, you will have flying swords and other top-notch equipment. It takes a long time to fly and cultivate immortality very quickly, but I found that it feels like half martial arts and half cultivation. It looks weird.

At first I thought this book was a Red Mansion fanfic with the theme of cultivating Taoism, but the further I read, the more I found that the story gradually deviated from The Red Mansion. I really like the plot of the interaction between the protagonist and the characters in the Red Mansion. I feel that the protagonist will be the kind of person who slowly reveals his holiness in front of others. But after about 80 chapters, the story of the collapse of the power system quickly deviated from the Red Mansion fandom. Maybe because I prefer reading Red Mansions fanfiction, I thought this book was a bit of a pity.

After I finish writing Fengshen, it will be the prehistoric era, right?

After reading the first few chapters, they are well written and the readers feel refreshed. I don't know what's written behind it, but I offer my monthly tickets, come on

With such good internal strength, if you practice Henglian's body, every time you rejuvenate, your body's functions will be restored to the way you were when you were 20 years old, and those hidden injuries will be repaired. If you practice Henglian Kung Fu, if you can't practice it, you will practice it to death. This Henglian is a perfect match.