Daozu is Cthulhu

Starting from chapter 20, every chapter is a challenge. I don't know what will happen next. I left after reading more than 20 chapters. If there are Taoist friends who can stand it, may the protagonist in the following at least comply with the principle of repaying grievances with kindness and repaying kindness with kindness?

The plot of this book is purely fictional and belongs to an imaginary different world. It has nothing to do with real history and does not contain any behavior to spread religious beliefs. The Taoist ancestor and Cthulhu in this book are all literary settings and have no connection with real religious organizations. This article does not contain any words or plots describing Laozi, Li Er, or Taishang Laojun. The book Tao Te Ching has a profound impact on our country's philosophy and culture, and Chinese people should not have any problems quoting it. According to the "Regulations on Religious Matters", no one should preach, proselytize, promote theism, or distribute religious leaflets and other religious books and periodicals that have not been approved by the competent government departments outside the venue for religious activities. No organization or individual may conduct missionary activities outside religious venues, and may not set up religious facilities or religious statues in public places without authorization. The behavior in the book review area is to spread rumors, slander, slander, slander, insult, distort the content of articles, and deliberately create conflicts between atheists and theists. It is necessary to bear legal responsibility. I would like to advise some people to stop when enough is enough and just continue to play the role of the Virgin Mary. Are you someone who doesn't understand the law?

In fact, there is no difference between Cthulhu and other worlds. The only real difference is that in other worlds, the power itself is not dangerous, but the person who controls the power is dangerous. In the world of Cthulhu, the danger and pollution of power itself are greatly increased.

I was a little displeased when I saw the title and introduction of the book, and thought that the author used Cthulhu to belittle Laojun and the Tao Te Ching. Of course, this is just a personal opinion and I hope that the author will not blame it and readers will not comment... Secondly, I read a similar book last year, The Unspeakable Taoist, but it was a book about the invasion of Cthulhu from orthodox mythology, which is exactly opposite to your idea that Cthulhu is the gods of Chinese mythology? (I have only read the first three chapters of yours, and I don't know what the follow-up will be, so I am suspicious of this paragraph. Please forgive me if it is wrong.) Taoist friends are compassionate

The protagonist is really too holy, and she feels like a fool. This is the reason why most people are persuaded to quit. She deserves not to be popular. It only has a rating of 7.4

As long as the beautiful woman lies to him, cheats him, disgusts him, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter if she wants to kill him, double standard dog

When I first read this book, I felt that the method of cultivating immortals was very novel, and the setting that the higher the cultivation level, the less popular it becomes, was also very good, but later on... It felt a bit like a saint. Overall, it is a good novel.

Obviously, the writing was good before I was 20, but after I was 20, it was really annoying and disgusting🤢, it was so poisonous that I was completely speechless. A person who wanted to steal your pet and harm you just because she is a woman, forgive her, save her, and give her medicine, saying that you shouldn't see the blood of children, your children kill people and leave corpses, and there was no fight or anything like that in the front. It doesn't matter what you are afraid of, and then it's like your brain is stuck. You don't care about other people's revenge, tm, I will say that if this girl was replaced by a boy, she would have beaten her with her own hands. If the little girl's character was a kinder and more positive person at the beginning, I believe I didn't say anything. What did you write, the key author?

It's poisonous, run away. . . . . . . . . . With the title of Crusoe's book, he still pretends to be a saint. Ugh, he won't kill any woman. The woman wants to kill the protagonist. In the end, the protagonist returns to the woman, and runs away. It's too poisonous.

When a bunch of people were dying, the protagonist didn't want to make fun of his peers, so he didn't use his ultimate move to clear the place. When only the last two women were left fighting each other, the protagonist jumped down and said: Stop killing, so many people have died. . . Really poisonous