[No system, pure Taoist priest, no heroine, live broadcast]
[Plum Blossom+Kanyu+Facial Phraseology+Inner Law+Guoshu+Music+Calligraphy]
Live broadcast to popularize metaphysics, live broadcast to Taoist temples to cultivate immortality
Cultivation of immortality scientifically, not feudal superstition.
Zhou Yuqian, who inherited his master's dilapidated Taoist temple, thought of live broadcasting to promote culture and repair the Taoist temple.
But I didn't expect that water friends are all weird.
Rich Man: Let me tell my fortune, and it turns out I am lucky.
Shuiyou: "You can't play games with him, he's cheating, he's cheating!"
Young man: I came to spray feudal superstition, but the identity of the wanted criminal was revealed.
I heard that a certain fitness anchor is very good at fighting.
"I heard that all Taoist priests are good at fighting. I have been practicing free fighting and Sanda since I was a child. I want to learn the martial arts of the young Taoist master."
"Kuoshu? Xiaodao doesn't know it!"
Zhou Yuqian laughed and started to fight with his hands.
The thunder turned into a giant dragon and fell to the ground.
"I don't know how to do Chinese martial arts. I have little talent in minor arts. I only know how to use thunder."
"In the 21st century, who can't become an immortal?"
Reader comments
This book felt right up my alley. It's different from other systems
Author, you are my god. I rarely see a Taoist novel without a female anchor, a harem, a heroine, or any ambiguity. It's really serious. Please stick with it [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]
I think it's good! I hope the author will continue to work hard!
I didn't expect that the author was really a Taoist priest
This book felt right up my alley. It's different from other systems
Author, you are my god. I rarely see a Taoist novel without a female anchor, a harem, a heroine, or any ambiguity. It's really serious. Please stick with it [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]
I think it's good! I hope the author will continue to work hard!
I didn't expect that the author was really a Taoist priest