[Traditional MMORPG, Taoist priest, Eastern mythology, game world merges with reality, plot-driven]
After coming down from the mountain to gain experience, Taoist priest Gu Fan can't find a job. His senior fellow disciple recommends the blockbuster virtual reality game Realm of the Gods, developed through the combined efforts of nations around the world.
Gu Fan had no intention of playing, but the moment he saw the game's backstory on its official website, he was furious:
What?!
The Eastern gods lost, and only the Western gods managed to save the day?
Fine, fine. So that's how you're playing it?
Determined to restore the Daoist sect's honor, Dao Chen enters the game and unexpectedly gets the hidden Taoist class, learning an exclusive skill every five levels.
Level 5: Turning Stone into Gold; Level 10: Sword Flight; Level 15: Five Thunders from Heaven;
Fiery Eyes, Moving Mountains and Seas, the Seventy-Two Transformations, Three Pure Ones from One Breath...
In the end, when Gu Fan reaches the pinnacle of the world of Realm of the Gods, he discovers that the game has only just begun.
P.S. This book draws on the mythology of the Primordial Era, but it is not entirely faithful to it. Please don't assume the two are identical.
P.P.S. This book has no brainless villains, no senior and junior fellow disciples consumed by jealousy, and no protagonist who casually wipes out entire families.
A disclaimer: Although the protagonist is a Taoist priest, that only reflects the author's personal views. This book does not blindly disparage other religions.
I don't recommend watching it, not to mention the various copycats, the main character is set up as a Taoist, and his nosy level is comparable to that of a monk.
Liu Dali is a female, so this is written very poorly. I don't understand that Liu Dali is a woman, but why is Huang Quan also a woman?
Okay, very nice