Tomb Raiding: I Am a Daoist Master, with the Sky-Penetrating Talisman from the Start

I've already become an immortal and you ask me to rob tombs? Is there a treasure of a powerful genius in the tomb? Just write about practicing martial arts for money. There is no need to write about cultivating immortals and robbing the tombs of mortals, so that there are supreme treasures in the tombs.

That's ridiculous. Digging other people's graves is harmful to your moral character. You have already become an immortal, so why don't you dig a mortal's grave? Don't you know that there is cause and effect?

You're a tomb robber and you're killing demons. Why don't you get rid of yourself? You're giving yourself too much credit.

When the protagonist recites the incantation, can you not add anything after the incantation to break it? Give it to me now to suppress this kind of thing. Taoist incantations don't have this kind of thing. Let's just say that adding such a sentence when reciting the incantation will not increase the momentum, but it will be very dramatic.

Sand sculptures, Taoist priests going to rob tombs? Aren't you afraid that your ancestor will kill you?

When writing about tomb robbing and romance, don't give the protagonist a Taoist priest background, bad Taoism and the image of Taoist priests. Although some Taoist priests can get married, they don't have a harem.

I compiled a bunch of skills, including the Eight Magic Skills, Taoist Spells, and Tianxing Feng Shui... But in the end, the protagonist didn't know anything. His skills were rarely used. After going down several tombs together, he still panicked when something happened...

Taoism has more than just eight magical skills, add some others

Cultivating Taoism and cultivating immortals are all about cause and effect. If you use Taoist skills to open tombs and rob tombs, aren't you afraid that cause and effect will backfire and damage the way? Even great witch skills such as restraining spirits and dispatching generals, or driving corpses are better than Tong Tianlu, right?

Isn't it a bit set that Aning hugs the protagonist and cries as soon as they meet her...