The Daoist in Blue

I'm here, From today on, there will be one update every day if there are more than 100 updates. If the book review exceeds 30 years old, one update will be added every day. As long as everyone dares to fight, I will dare to do it and I will never break my promise 😄

Update quickly, I really like reading these adventurous and supernatural novels, and when I saw the part about ghost marriage and the ritual of burial, I felt that the author seemed to have some Taoism. The steps are similar to the steps we use to invite Taoist priests to do the rituals when someone dies here. The scene where Uncle Yang went to the protagonist's master's grave made me cry. I didn't expect that this way could be used to describe the memory of an old friend who suddenly passed away. Also, although the fight feels a bit exaggerated, the author interprets it from the perspective of a Taoist priest, which feels very reasonable. The Thirty-Six Techniques of Tiangang, the Seventy-two Techniques of Earthly Evil, etc. For example, regarding the Dantian, I have always believed that if a person really has the Dantian, the search results on the internet would be for the location a little below the belly button. I have always thought so. However, according to the author's description, the Dantian is generated wherever the elixir falls, which is not fixed. He said that the Laogong elixir is in the palm of the hand. After searching online for a long time, someone finally explained it. As for the meditation section, I also described it in detail, and it felt very correct. There is also a section about looking for Uncle Yang's divination in the park. It turns out that there are so many ways to deduce just one word. It seems that the divination person should have calculated in this way. I hope the author will write more about these things and learn from them. The Pisces jade pendant was indeed very famous back then. I hope the author will write more about the Western Pyramids or what is under the ground. Looking forward to it...

Not bad, there's nothing to complain about, the plot is reasonable, that's why no one complains about it. As for the three bowls of water boiled into one bowl mentioned downstairs, it is also because your plot has not been developed yet. From the current point of view, the main plot is based on the Pisces Jade Pendant and the mystery of the protagonist's life experience, as well as the underground world and the underwater world. Also, what are those things with human heads and snake bodies under the pyramid? Where is the master? Where are your first love and your grandfather? Hope is not lost! Also, according to what you wrote in the last few chapters, the protagonist should have been invincible in his previous life or reincarnation. I have to say that you are quite good at playing. Haha, sword energy can be described as attacking in the form of talismans or talismans. In the future, if you really fly to the sky and escape from the earth, can you also blow out talismans with just one breath? But this is quite novel and not an exaggeration. Please update it quickly. No one is urging me to comment. I will support you.

Somewhat similar to the Tibetan code

The author is great, please update quickly. I especially like this type of books. I will hide in bed and read them slowly.

Is there a female protagonist? Is it a single heroine? ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑

The writing is interesting and interesting, not bad

It looks okay now, I just hope it doesn't collapse

The writing is quite good, with twists and turns in the plot, delicate emotional descriptions, and ups and downs of the plot, which is fascinating.

Yes, the plot is attractive, the writing is good, and it's quite enjoyable to watch.