What I Opened Was Really a Taoist Temple, Not a Happy House for a Rich Woman.

It's very beautiful, but there are some flaws. For example, the protagonist just asked the five little ghosts to open the door at home, but the five little ghosts followed him out, causing a thief to enter the house, but it is also very beautiful.

This book is not bad. Overall, overall it is very good. At least it is better than the few books I have read. There is nothing wrong with the system. The writing is very relevant and actually quite logical. In addition, this book can be read with a little thought.

The plot is eye-catching, the concept is reasonable, and it makes people want to watch it. It's good, good, come on!

Although the subject matter is not too novel, the content is still quite novel.

Based on my nearly 5,000 hours, I can evaluate this book very well.

It's a bit like leveling up to fight monsters. In the later stage of the fight, he may be like his master. When he encounters the ghost king and emperor, he is hammered to death, and before he dies, he takes in an apprentice, infinite matryoshka.

Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking

How should I put it? It's a very standard cool article. Let's talk about what was promised first: As of September 15, the male protagonist does not have a wife or girlfriend, only a few who like him. There is a female but no female protagonist, which is still very enjoyable to watch. The male protagonist is not hindered by the matter of male and female, and thinks about upgrading and skills, which is very enjoyable to watch. (I hope I won't accept any of them in the future, just stay in the audience and live our daily lives together like this.) It's like watching me level up alone. Give the protagonist something that no one can beat, and he can beat it. Then I recommend everyone to watch several Jin Dan working in the temple. It is relatively routine and relaxed in the whole book, and the shaping of several Jin Dan is also okay. Disadvantages: The author sometimes talks too repetitively, and several people say the same thing several times. For example, "Wait for me" and a series of words expressing shock are very repetitive. Nothing else is lacking I hope that in this Demon Cave dungeon, I can have more of the daily routine of working on the golden elixir. It's also quite interesting to recommend the main story in my daily routine [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss] Finally, I would like to thank the author for the update. My biggest hope is to implement it smoothly. I wish you a hot tomato [like]

It's very interesting. Please update soon. I've almost seen the latest chapter.

There are two things in life, one is to fill your time with things, and the other is to fill your heart with feelings. The article tells the story of the ages, knowing the gains and losses. The novel is well written, well-founded, the plot is clear, the writing is fluent, and there are few typos. Five-star praise, keep up the good work! Come on!

After 93 hours of careful tasting, I came to the conclusion that it is very good. It is very qualified as a cool article and looks very cool. It was quite unexpected. I watched it for 93 hours without realizing it, but to be honest, the update frequency of updating two chapters a day is a bit slow. Of course, although the frequency is indeed slow, it is still very refreshing. Of course, if you insist on reading a refreshing article with your brain, then I didn't tell you, I guess you are not suitable for reading this book. You can read it if you need to free yourself after get off work. Another question is, author, why is it that the protagonist is still single after more than 600 chapters? There are so many girls, but you don't write them as a couple. Either you forgot, or you did it on purpose. [Eat melon] Something is wrong. There must be something wrong with the Pomodoro display. Why is it 93 hours, 19 hours, and 112 hours? It jumps sideways repeatedly. Now it is stable at 20 hours.

It's good. I feel it's okay so far at chapter 50. It's quite interesting. The author should write more. Well, I've also seen a lot of people saying that why other people's mobile phones have signal but the protagonist's mobile phone has no signal. You will know later when you look back. The protagonist's mobile phone was cheated by others and bought a copycat version. The Apple shell is equipped with the Android system, and the battery buff can be freely disassembled and installed [sneaky laugh]

This book is considered the best in Tomato

A source of happiness in urban cultivation that takes "contrast and cuteness" to the extreme "What I Opened is Really a Taoist Temple" is definitely a "happy mudslide" among urban cultivation novels. It breaks out of the heavy framework of traditional cultivation novels, and uses nonsensical contrasts and fast-paced excitement to bring out the absurd comedy effect of "hardcore immortality + scientific character design". It is both decompressing and addictive to read. The beginning of the book has a surprising twist. The protagonist Gu Changsheng wanted to expose the scam of the park magic stick, but the opponent directly flew with his sword, which instantly broke his perception of reality. What's even more outrageous is that as soon as he became a disciple, he witnessed his master being trampled to death by a ghost king. The beginning was an "orphan" setting, which directly brought the dangers and absurdities of the world of cultivation to the forefront. This anti-routine start without any delay not only foreshadows the protagonist's existential crisis, but also catches the readers' attention with a comedic plot. The protagonist's growth line is one of the most exciting points in the book. From a "coward" who practiced the Five Thunder Dharma behind closed doors to save his life, to a ruthless man who summoned the Purple Sky Divine Thunder five years later and treated the Ghost King as an "experience baby", Gu Changsheng's transformation was simple and smooth. The author does not pile up a complex training system, but focuses on the direct pleasure of "tormenting monsters with lightning". The thunderous roar of hundreds of ghosts walking through the night is not only the protagonist's battle to become a god, but also a moment of decompression for the readers. The pleasure is intensive without appearing deliberate. The soul of the whole book is the "contrast cuteness" setting throughout. On one side are the top monks who raise their hands to draw thunder from the gods and step on flying swords. On the other side are the "pseudo-scientific believers" who sternly emphasized to reporters that "you must believe in science, it is a normal weather phenomenon." This kind of contrast between the character's "speech and body's integrity" and the urban background produce a wonderful chemical reaction. Every time Gu Changsheng "scientifically cleanses himself" at the speed of light after being slapped in the face, it can make people laugh. In addition, the world view of the story is also just right. From the initial immortals and ghosts to the subsequent monsters and monsters targeted by the protagonist, the author did not rush to develop a grand cultivation system, but centered around the "Taoist temple" and the protagonist's practice, blurring the boundaries between urban and cultivation, retaining the pyrotechnics of urban writing and the fantasy of cultivation writing. Of course, this book is not perfect. Some plots have some logical loopholes in order to pursue a sense of excitement and comedy, and the supporting characters are relatively thin. However, as a refreshing article on urban cultivation that focuses on relieving stress, it accurately captures the core needs of readers - relaxed, refreshing, and funny. If you are tired of reading heavy cultivation novels that involve killing families for revenge and intrigues, and want to find a novel that can make you laugh and relax while reading, then "I Open a True Taoist Temple" is definitely an excellent choice. Follow Gu Changsheng, guiding the divine thunder to cultivate "experience babies" while maintaining your own "scientific personality". This absurd and refreshing journey of cultivating immortals will definitely make you want to stop.

It's very interesting, the author is interesting

Purple Divine Thunder turns out to be so weak, and Qi training turns out that I can't beat ordinary people.

He is so good at making jokes, I still remember the elbow hit [smile]

The protagonist bought an Apple phone, right? Bai Yiyi is live broadcasting in the gym, but the protagonist's mobile phone has no signal [laughing and crying]

Not bad, the most innocent character in the book is probably the tree. Maybe the author has something to do with the surname Chen. People with the surname Chen in the book either cause disasters or suffer disasters...

How do I put it? There is no such thing as a system at last. The protagonist, emm, is just a joke. Do you know the sage? [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] I still want to see the life experiences of the blind man Li and the protagonist, and whether the protagonist's cheap master has reversed the situation [sneaky laugh]

Invincible + no live streaming + monster fighting and upgrades, this book is really good-looking. The mystery of the protagonist is always there. Other books are very mysterious and compelling at the beginning, but become very tacky after a dozen chapters.

There isn't much funny at the beginning, but it's so funny later on, especially Chapter 412 and the first three hundred and thirty-one chapters, it can really make people laugh to death [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] Having less reading time doesn't mean I haven't watched it, it's just that I watched it for a few days, but the time is only displayed for a few hours, and it still feels funny

Doesn't the Taoist temple have no signal? How can others broadcast live?

It's a good book with a compelling plot that you can read with your mind.

I have no words, I can only express one point of view, it is very beautiful. The rating is low I think. First of all, it's cool, it's cool, it's interesting. It's not as submissive as some other novels, it's just very enjoyable. And it's very reasonable, and the combat power has not collapsed. Then the characters are flesh and blood, especially the male protagonist, who is righteous, evil, mean, cute, handsome, sincere... A very interesting person. The other characters are also very unique. Then there are the matryoshka dolls that many people want to talk about. They are indeed a bit upgraded. They are leveling up and fighting monsters. But this one is very different, it is not boring, every upgrade is a reasonable and reasonable advancement of the plot, and the fights are also a reasonable and reasonable advancement of the plot, showing the strength of the male protagonist, instead of being restricted by some other male protagonists. He can grow as much as he needs to. It may be a little bit like a matryoshka doll, but it's very reasonable and not boring. Then there are suggestions, just faster, faster, faster! ! !

It's well written and I'm very satisfied with it, but why does it feel like there aren't many people? There are many wonderful parts that no one has commented on. I hope everyone can find this book. It's really well written. I especially like the part where the Taoist priest cheats Blind Li, and the author. Does the Taoist priest have any CP? [Thinking]

The author has shaped the plot very compactly, with natural plot development, strict logic, and no abruptness. The characters are distinct, the supporting roles have their own characteristics, the overall language is fluent, the wording is precise, and the picture is very strong.

Overall it's pretty good, but why did the system suddenly explode with more than 200 chapters? And why didn't he write out this system later? I hope the author can highlight it later

It is still very good. As a refreshing article about a Taoist priest, there is no problem in the connection of the plot, but some of the details are not strong enough and a bit repetitive. It does a good job of making people laugh. It can arouse the readers' emotions and many of the themes are a bit novel. The wonderful Lao Di [OK][OK][OK]

Come on, I think three chapters a day is quite reasonable. If it doesn't work, two chapters a day will do. Sometimes, what the hell is one chapter every two days? But it's really well written, keep up the good work, I hope this book won't be a disaster