Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: I Read the Daoist Canon Before Leaving the Mountain

The protagonists in the chapters I read are all martial arts gods, and their life spans are only 78 years old. Some ordinary people can't live. I suspect that the protagonist's lifespan may only be 10,000 years after becoming an immortal. He will become the most bizarre immortal, and a lot of people will laugh at him when he dies.

What's the point of drawing Nie Xiaoqian and the others for others to see? Pure and unnecessary depressing plot

The protagonist's level has risen so much, but Shouyang is only 78, which is too low.

There is a big problem with the protagonist's lifespan. He has become a strong man, but his lifespan is not as long as that of an ordinary person...

This protagonist is really difficult to break. He obviously traveled through time, and the panel showed Black Mountain, but then he realized that he was in Liaozhai, and finally arrived at the Imperial City, and he didn't know that the Imperial Master was Centipede? Is this protagonist a primitive man? Never watch TV? Have you always heard of A Chinese Ghost Story? The dialogue that was spat out was so damn hard to break down. What does it mean to see the evil spirit in the palace rising to the sky? Is there something evil there? What kind of retarded conversation is this?

The writing style is very good, but the portrayal of the protagonist is a bit too pretentious. There is no Taoist true inaction, Buddhist freedom, Confucianism and Taoist temperament. You can say that he is high-spirited, but he lacks the seven emotions and six desires of human beings, which is not very beautiful.

It's so messy, especially the cultivation setting, which changes from time to time. I don't understand the need for this kind of cultivation setting. You can understand magical powers by just drawing a talisman on your hand. The writing is too messy. It's better to design more worldviews and plots before rewriting it!

What are you writing about? At the beginning, you said that the golden elixir stage is equivalent to martial arts training, but later it breaks through to Xiantian and becomes the first level of qi training. The settings can also be changed at will, from ten layers to twenty layers. Forget about the word water, and the settings are also written randomly. Author, take a look for yourself

Who wants to read so much of the property panel? It's so long every time.

After saying this, you have improved your cultivation level. Isn't this a conflict? You can be regarded as a little genius before you don't have the panel. After you have the panel, you can upgrade for the first time. It's understandable. After all, the set plot is about to attack the mountain. The second time, you should use the experience points to invest separately. Obviously, as mentioned before, there is no morality, so you have to improve your qualifications first and learn all the unique skills first? There is also a problem with the setting. The master of the protagonist knows that his end is coming, but does not say anything about the secrets of this article. Obtaining experience points is also weird. Although the formation is drawn with the blood of the master, according to common sense, the experience points should still belong to the protagonist. The talisman drawn with cinnabar and the blood of alien beasts is a talisman, but what if it is replaced by a human one?