Inviting the Gods to Descend to the Mortal Realm

There is no such thing as asking God to come to reality. It is just a fantasy of a little Taoist priest before he was struck to death by lightning. It's been two years. The author has lied.

I just want to know how long it's been and how come his phone still has power?

Strictly speaking, I think this novel is okay. I originally wanted to give it three stars. After all, I think it's a little short of it, but it's still okay. Of course, there are some negative reviews, which are definitely not to people's taste. I also saw one negative review that said the protagonist is a nanny saint. Mother, but I can't see what kind of nanny the virgin the protagonist is. When I saw it later, he said that the male protagonist didn't want the villagers' food, but also wanted to give money. It was obviously him who saved the villagers. This is called the Virgin Mother. What if the protagonist pursues inaction, or does whatever he wants? Did I save you? I can ask you for money, but I can also not want it. This is not my character. And I saved you. I didn't have food, drink or rice. I can buy it from you. Of course, some people say, but I saved you. You contributed to me. But some people don't think so. Everyone has different views. It's one thing for some people to want me to save you. It's one thing for some people to save people and they don't want your things. It's also the same thing to buy your things. Just like the protagonist, he gets rid of the demon. As he said, if he wants things from the villagers, what's the difference between him and the demon being enshrined? And if he buys it with money, that's another thing. I can't see where the Holy Mother is. Are there some people who save people? It is possible that people will repay him, but some people save people, and it is possible that people will repay him. Everyone's personality is different, or some people are the same thing, and the protagonist has said that he kills demons and eliminates demons. What he wants is merit and justice for heaven, unless the protagonist wants money to marry a wife and have children. After all, some cultivators do not value money so seriously. Of course, to maintain it for a day Just three meals is enough, just like I saved you, I can ask for it, you can give it to me or not, I can do whatever I want, but I can't. Of course, if the protagonist wants to spread Taoist culture, build a temple to develop it, and accept disciples, he can also collect incense money. To be honest, I want to change it to Samsung. After all, there are not many details about praying to gods. Most of them are the protagonist's own cultivation. Why not just write the protagonist into a classic fairy tale?

It's okay, but in the first few chapters of the author, a Taoist doesn't believe in gods? Make it up for you

Keep writing, the content is good, but the low rating may be related to the interruption in the middle.

Okay, pretty good

Not bad, thank you to the author

It's really well written, but a little lacking.

Update it soon, it's a fun farming novel to read. It's good to read when you're bored. If you have similar novels, you can recommend me.

A very good book, highly recommended.