My Taoist Friends Are All over the World

The emperor proclaims himself a vassal? Forget it, it seemed a little awkward at first. If you want to cultivate the imperial way, you didn't care about Emperor Jun Taiyi before, but later you will become a minister to Haotian who has just arrived? After all, they should have the same status. It's better to abolish this imperial way.

Forget it, I can't stand it any longer. Are you going to practice Shinto in a prehistoric world? Don't you think you can die quickly enough? There is a way of heaven in the prehistoric world, and the most important thing is cause and effect! Even saints must avoid the three points (the saints themselves will not be affected, but it will befall their own sects and disciples). If you practice Shinto, the cause and effect of your believers will be innately yours! The more believers there are, the more serious the cause and effect will be! But there are not many believers, and those who believe in Shinto cannot afford to practice it! Cause and effect are one and the same. When it comes to measuring the festival, who will die if you don't die?

The first part is okay, but the second part is just messed up. In the first part, the protagonist has settled the marriage customs and some things in the human race. Later, when Fuxi is reincarnated, he has to change back. I don't know if the author has changed. Some people have exchanged the middle-grade spiritual treasure for the protagonist's top-grade spiritual treasure, and the protagonist feels that he has made a profit🤐🤐🤐

There is a huge gap between the high and low levels of this ancient book. It stands to reason that the vast river of time and space cannot be moved at all. After all, Pangu was at the source of the world. Even a big Luo can transcend time and space. Only saints can observe the long river of time and space in this kind of world. It is impossible for a quasi-sage to cross it. Also, the protagonist is so weak in the early stage but he jumps so happily. Even a saint can refuse. I am absolutely speechless. Also, isn't returning from the fall an ability that only Hunyuan has? How can he even be a quasi-sage?

Sometimes after reading too many online novels, I feel more and more that the author is not one person, but a group of people. It is very commercial. The author writes whatever most people want to read, without any fixed ideas of his own. The same goes for this book. It's okay in the early stages, but the main character becomes erratic later on.

At first I was in over my head, it was very difficult to die without being able to move, but then I thought about it, this is the prehistoric period, and if you want to die, it is not easy to just scold Heaven. Heaven will reward you with some Purple Sky Divine Thunder. If you still can't scold Dao, I will directly give you the golden Dutian Divine Thunder.

The front is good, but your conspiracy is getting more and more, especially if you, the emperor, are still professing vassalage to Haotian, this is unbearable.

Just written by a blind chicken. The more I write, the worse it gets.

The novel has a great world view, but your ending is a bit hasty.

Tangled up in cause and effect, I feel like I can't die fast enough.