Lord of Beichen

Recommended: 🌟🌟🌟 There is no female protagonist at the moment. It's a cool story. The protagonist is not in the Shinto way of incense, but there are many spiritual gods. Is it considered a beast-control style to some extent? The protagonist is a Taoist young man who travels through the world of Shinto people. The system has many great gods and is the same as in modern times. The protagonist started in danger and tried many spells. One of them worked and saved me. The protagonist pretends to be a true Taoist and has amnesia. Goldfinger has three main panels, which are similar to the game. He can kill monsters and upgrade, and upgrade points to add points. One is the protagonist's own knowledge of the earth's Taoism. The Shinto of other worlds is almost the same as that of the earth. The other is that time travel causes some items to become magic weapons. Ps: Why not read it: There are many introductions to Taoist sects, especially the characters. If you don't want to know, you can actually skip it. For example, I basically skipped the ranking one. As for the practice system setting at the beginning, it is obviously a very simple initial profession except for the 12th level special one, which can change professions. The result is a complicated introduction, which makes me dizzy. . .

Management + Chengshen flow seedlings. The male protagonist traveled to a world where Taoist gods manifested themselves as saints. However, this world was under the prying eyes of extraterrestrial demons. Even if millions of gods protected it, people could only shrink into a corner and survive in desperate situations. The male protagonist wears a suit (from the Orphanage at the Starting Point of the Earth) and is accepted by the sky to take office: a Taoist priest. The golden finger is the system panel, which can add points and enable you to gain enlightenment on Taoism and exercises, etc. What attracts me to this article is the author's rich imagination, unique power system and various job changes, as well as the wide variety of gods with their own characteristics. The male protagonist has recruited several potential gods to follow him, and it seems that he wants to slowly cultivate his own power, and then use the Taoism on earth to open up a path in this world, slay demons and evil spirits along the way, and become a god. The Seishin-ryu is relatively niche. Because it is my favorite genre, it is relatively tolerant. If there are minor flaws, I will continue to read them while complaining. The author is an office worker and can only update one chapter a day, which must have an impact on the performance. Here is a boost. I look forward to finishing the book.

The author's data is confusing and unrepentant. If you don't mind, this book is still very good. Pei Su traveled through time! Traveled to a world where Taoist gods appeared. The Taoist righteous god resides in the thirty-three heavens and protects the world; the spiritual gods, big and small, live in shrines and temples, bringing blessings to all. Millions of gods have long been integrated into every aspect of people's lives, forming a huge Shinto system, which has given rise to such mysterious professions as Shanshuilang, Ye Bushou, Baojiaxian, Fudexian, Chicheng Lord, etc. However, this world is also under the prying eyes of demons from outside the territory. Even with the protection of millions of gods, people can only hide in a corner and survive in desperate situations. The world is looking forward to the arrival of a new righteous god. Pei Su looked at the vacant position of the Righteous God on the thirty-third heaven and chose the most noble one among them without hesitation: Ziwei Da. Emperor! Beichen Tianzun! The Lord of the Stars is Beichen!

The setting is novel and the writing is okay. However, the author works part-time and doesn't pay attention when writing books, which makes it easy to read. However, the author will make corrections when he sees it. Overall, it is very good.