You Destroyed My Celestial Master's Mansion, and Now You Expect Me to Save You?

I, the author, have a problem in my heart. Society is not that dark.

After demolishing the Tianshi Mansion, demolishing the Taoist temple, demolishing the temple, what else can be demolished?

Modern people are too hypocritical and hypocritical. If it were me who had this kind of opportunity, I would stand by and watch the changes in the world, and cultivate immortality and enlightenment to achieve eternity. Worldly money, power, beauty and beauty have no meaning. Mortals in the world have no chance of transcendence. They will sink into the sea of ​​suffering forever and reincarnate in life after life. This kind of life has no meaning. The truth is to cultivate immortality and seek transcendence and eternity.

There must be something wrong with the author! It's okay if you just sit back and watch, regardless of whether others live or die. After all, you have to pay the price for doing something wrong, but there is a problem if you take the initiative to break the seal and prevent others from saving others by killing or injuring them.

If the protagonist doesn't want to save people, then he won't save them. He can just stand by and stand by, but it doesn't fit with my concept to prevent others from saving people.

I don't comment on whether society is dark or not, or who the characters in the book are right or wrong. I just want to say, is the protagonist a bit out of place? In other words, the protagonist's behavior is not worthy of his identity. As a Taoist descendant, the protagonist has cultivated his mind for 500 years, and he has completely failed to express the tranquility and inaction of a Taoist master. And the way he behaves is almost like a gangster on the street.

That magnanimity was not written at all. As a person who has lived for 500 years, he should take everything lightly and let everything happen, let alone a Taoist who pays attention to the natural way. In the previous ten chapters, you were still talking about it, like a heavenly master? Since all the causes and conditions have been told, why is there so much nonsense? Like a 500-year-old man? Even if you have to pretend, you have to express your anger, in one sentence: This world is dirty again, it's time to change to another world. He is no longer tougher than a talker. He has inherited the inheritance of a heavenly master and is no longer in the same world as the common people. The protagonist in this handwriting is like a loser and has no extraordinary bearing. All the consequences are known, so they can just leave. When they have regrets, there is no need to forcefully regain their sense of existence.

It's okay if the protagonist just stands by and watches, but it's wrong to take the initiative to help the demon. . . Since they are here to dismantle it, as long as the protagonist is willing to show his strength, they cannot possibly dismantle it. That is to say, the author deliberately arranged for the protagonist to indulge them in dismantling the Tianshi Mansion. . This is completely out of the question of who betrayed whom and then turned into a demon. This is just forcing an excuse. . It's just like you deliberately led a child to scratch your car, then complained to the parents, and then found an excuse to be black.

I plan to write a book called "You Tear Down My Toilet and Still Want Me to Use the Toilet for You"

I don't want to spray anything, the writing is too dark