Tomb Raiding: From the Start, I Kill a Chicken for Its Blood

It's not a big deal for orthodox Taoists to move around. They are originally from outside the country where they originated. By coincidence, they have some connections with Taoism. They just wear Taoist robes and travel around the world.

I've written three or four hundred chapters and I haven't seen your cultivation improve. I just saw you patronizing dressing up. 13

Can digging and robbing graves increase merit?

Brother, how old is the protagonist? You still call him uncle at the age when he is his father. What kind of logic is this? There is no point in doing this!

I clearly know that the Muchen Bead is in the Tomb of King Xian, and I also received a mission to help Partridge Whistle find the Muchen Bead. I don't understand why I didn't just go to the Tomb of King Xian to find the Muchen Bead, and why I went to Heishui City in Xixia? I just insisted on the plot, and it was written like a fool.

This Maoshan Taoist priest is not serious at first sight. He goes to the grave just to eat rice dumplings. His swordsmanship has a strange aura, and he kills chickens with a peach wood sword. Isn't this intolerable?

The protagonist knows the plot but doesn't tell anyone, which would be very harmful.

Maoshan Taoist priests simply look down on tomb robbers, believing that they are hereditary, harmful to one's moral character, and ruin one's life. It is simply impossible to join in the same deeds as the tomb robbers!

When I saw that I had chosen a Taoist priest from Maoshan, I gave up* decisively.

The ancient Dian Kingdom disappeared during the Qin and Han Dynasties. Zhong Kui was from the Tang Dynasty and a disciple of Sun Simiao. The ancient Dian Kingdom still worshiped Zhong Kui??? I'm speechless (#-.-)