Honghuang: The Defiant Disciple of the Jie Sect!
洪荒：截教逆徒！
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Lao Tzu, primitive, reaching the sky. . . . . . . . I have a bold idea. . . . . . Lao Tzu originally reached heaven.
There is a problem with the protagonist setting. The protagonist is a human race and a human race from previous generations. But after joining Jiejiao, he forgot his origin. He was taught by all the three Qing dynasties, and both Yuanshi Tianzun and Taishang gave him their best advice. But the protagonist tries to trick people for no reason. In the future, the split of the Three Purities will be just an excuse. To sum up, the protagonist is selfish and does everything for himself. There are some problems with the three views.
Didn't Duobao act like the Saint Taiqing, so he was captured? Later, he rebelled against Taoism because of the Western religion, and was forced by the saint to turn Hu into a Buddha to share his luck. From now on, there will only be Tathagata and no Duobao in the world. Why is it a plan to deliberately turn Hu into a Buddha in order to become a saint?
After being convinced, the Three Pure Ones were sanctified and established a religion. Hongyun is still alive.
But to be honest, the protagonist here is so inhumane! No matter how Yuanshi Tianzun treats Jiejiao, he seems to be pretty good to the protagonist, right?
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The protagonist is really a white-eyed wolf. He wants to take advantage of his two junior uncles all day long.
First of all, the good thing about this book is that the protagonist is finally written as a well-rounded person who relies on his strength to make a living. He is not one of the patients who is a younger brother. He doesn't know how to pretend. The bad thing is that no matter how troublesome the Sanqing is, at least the master uncle and the second uncle are very good to him. The protagonist is a bit ungrateful. At least you have to have a conscience. We are not the Holy Mother, but we can't live without right and wrong.
Is the protagonist a **? The Sanqing family has not yet separated, and the relationship is still good. Maybe the disciples of Jiejiao have not yet thought of rebelling, but you have sex with them. Isn't this forcing them to rebel? Moreover, he doesn't even have evidence for what the protagonist said to Tongtian. Isn't this trying to sow discord? Shouldn't the protagonist find a way to prevent the separation of the Sanqing family?
It turns out you are a bastard. It was great in the early stage, but after the 200th chapter, I found a scumbag to ghostwrite it.