This Daoist Is Here to Stir Things Up!
贫道，搞事情！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.3kChapters
11.8MReads
45.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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When I see this comment, those who don't reply are the ones who kiss and draw hair with Cai Xukun. Hehe~
The donor is what the **** Bald Donkey said, laymen are the Taoists, okay? Every Taoist priest has a donor!!! Funny face
Damn it... What happened to my old Xue family? There are various villains in novels, some are unlucky, but there are no decent ones?
The Taoist priest wrote this to you, and I almost want to beat him up. Author, do you dare to send me his address? I promise not to beat you to death
The little author, who is not updating the article, holds up his two ears, cuts the arteries and veins, and remains motionless, so cute. The young author, if he doesn't update his articles, inserts needles to destroy his brain and hangs him up. He sticks hydrochloric acid on his belly, and he crawls around so cutely. The young author, who doesn't update his articles, is locked up in a cage and given electric shocks after hanging his tail. It's so cute to feel sad and depressed. The young author, without updating the article, pinched the left and right breasts, cut open the thorax and performed a laparotomy, the blood was so cute. The young author, who did not update the article, was injected with anesthesia and tied up, and his cecum was cut and sewn up. His eyes were dull and so cute. The young author, if he doesn't update the article, digs out his eyes and lifts them up, cuts off his bladder and cerebellum, and his dying struggle is so cute. The young author, who did not update his articles, tied his hands and feet and hung them up, using leather whips, candles, and electric batons, and he screamed so cutely.
I went to the hospital two days ago and then watched a drama. It's not ghostwriting, so you can rest assured. It's similar to 172. Let's look at it later. You use the word "zhao chao" very uncomfortable. I wrote this all by myself word by word.
Pindao is an orthodox Taoist disciple. I am very pleased to see your author's preface. I'll keep reading and hope I won't be disappointed.
Donors are used by monks... Taoists use lay people, right?
Author, I was wrong. I shouldn't have said that your updated look looks like Cai Xukun. You are simply Lu Fankun.
With such an IQ, why write a novel? Wouldn't it be nice for him to go home and raise pigs?