
My Taoist Temple Connects to the Immortal Realm
我的道观通仙界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Raised in the Mountains by Her Master, She Comes Down and Becomes a Metaphysics Expert Who Can Tell Fortunes and Catch Ghosts
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Modern Taoist Stories
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A Taoist Priest or Monk Bound to Both a Temple and a Taoist Monastery
Someone transmigrates into a body or wanders into a Taoist temple or Buddhist monastery, and happens to activate a System and get bound to it.
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The setting is messy. Yuanshi Tianzun is obviously one of the Three Pure Ones. You insist on describing him as a human saint, and Xiang Liu is just a great witch. You can write him as a saint, but what about the ancestral witch? Was it eaten by a dog? Are the ancestral witches as powerful as ancestor Hongjun? There are twelve ancestral witches, twelve of them at the same level as Patriarch Hongjun? Is that still prehistoric? Please understand the prehistoric system clearly before writing. The setting is too confusing.
I was confused by this book. I just want to ask, what did you write about "The Great Desolate" in the front and what did you write in the back? At first glance, it seems that it is not close to the prehistoric world. What is even more outrageous is that the gods have come out. I am even more curious. Are there any gods in the prehistoric world? What is the author writing about? The first chapter is wrong and the next chapter is wrong. The name of your book is wrong. It should be called (Inheriting the Taoist Temple: Traveling Through Different Worlds)
Lich and Nezha are here. Have you found his father's ancestor?
No wonder the rating is so low. I don't have a rating.
The writing is too immature and the dialogue is uncomfortable to watch ~ A new reader can still read it but the elderly would not recommend it.