Magic? This Daoist Doesn’t Know Any. I Suggest You Trust Science

In my opinion, this book is one of the best Taoist novels I have read. Although it is similar to a book about live Taoism, it is not over the top. The author is careful.

There may be some lack of professionalism, but I can really feel that the protagonist is a living person, talking about the world and the moral principles in his heart, sitting for three days to pray for all living beings, and seeing him for the first time in the deep forest is like knowing him before. I saw some comments about why Buddhism is being disparaged. I don't think this is derogatory. There are some things in Buddhism that are thought-provoking. All living beings are equal and they can immediately become Buddhas by putting down their butcher's knives. Heinous people can become Buddhas by putting down their butcher's knives. But what about those who have been harmed? If you become a Buddha and enter bliss, what about those who have done good deeds throughout their lives? Buddhism claims that all living beings are equal, but nowadays all converts to Buddhism require a bachelor's degree. Is this equality? This is not true. Before reading the book, I had never thought about what Buddha, Tao and religion were. It was just a title of feudal superstition. However, when religion was first founded, it was based on people's thoughts rather than repeated arguments. But I am very curious about how the author positions the character Wang Bingbing. I think this character is very subtle. If it is well written, it is an indispensable companion for the protagonist. If it is not well written, it is a bit similar to the brainless heroine in a harem novel. At present, it seems that the author is still a little naive about the character of Wang Bingbing. It is understandable to have a crush on the protagonist, but I always feel a sense of violation when I see it. I hope the author can work hard. If it is stable, it will be considered a good work. This is the first time I write so many book reviews, so please forgive me if there are any inappropriate words. I saw on the author's homepage that it was written that Wang is a tool person. If he is a tool person, it is better not to write about having a crush on the protagonist, otherwise it will be really weird.

In fact, I think this Taoist book in Tomato is quite good, and the content in it is not all brainless. At least some of what it says is really reasonable. Anyway, I can find the shadow in the book [I learned it] [I learned it]

The majority of Tomato readers are underage, so it's understandable, but don't just open your mouth and speak, understand it first before speaking, otherwise it will appear that you have no common sense. The writing is pretty good, but if the writing and plot could be improved, it should be fine at 9 points.

The writing of this book is quite good. After reading it, my heart is actually clear and comfortable, but there is too little... The author, you don't want to #%$##%# either [sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh]

This one is relatively good. The rigor is relatively high. This is the kind of writing I prefer. As for the live broadcast of complaints, just ignore it. As long as the plot is reasonable. Why bother with them? Did any of those people score more than two points? I saw the latest chapter. A little better than I expected. But will the heroine and the live broadcast appear later? It's a bit uncomfortable to have it all gone. This plot won't turn into a battle between monks and Taoists, right?

I have downloaded Tomato for a week, and this is the first book that I can read carefully. I thought Tomato was just mindless and entertaining. It's great if you look closely.

It's so good, please update it soon, otherwise I won't be able to send you a razor blade, and I've read too many Taoist texts, but this one is so good, There are a lot of women surrounding other books, like yesterday's book, The Woman Attractor,

It's really well written. I've read several novels about Taoist priests preaching. This is the first novel that doesn't preach without brains and shows off its magic power. It makes people finish reading it without even realizing it. After reading it, I also learned a lot of life principles.

I stayed up late to read the latest chapter, and reviewed the book many times. In the end, I just decided to send one sentence to the author: Come on, author! I really like this book and I will keep reading!