A Sacred Land's Daoist Heir from the Start, and You Want Me to Follow the Trash Talent Route?

Close to a masterpiece. The plot is logically advanced, the language is humorous, both the protagonist and villain have online IQs, and the dialogues often reveal unexpected wisdom. The author should be a senior pen writer in the company, and his writing skills are very good. I have read 81 chapters so far and can rate it at 9.6. The current score of 7.6 Is a serious underestimate, and it also shows that the tomato sunspots have no lower limit! It collapsed at Chapter 86. The dignified Jindan Zhenren was described as a minion. The disciple who was known as the First Holy Land actually did not have the magic to restrain evil spirits and needed to grit his teeth and call for help. This is an imaginary thought. . . The author is afraid and does not understand what "cultivation" is. Those disciples of the Demon Sect in the Qi training period each have a ghost flag, but when it comes to the foundation flag, there are hundreds of thousands of ghosts, and the souls of top masters must be collected to be effective. You, the wife of the city lord, turned into a ghost, can cause harm to the real person Jin Dan, and even risk your life? This is an acquired skill. Maoshan Taoist priests like Uncle Ying can do a beautiful job. Can you kill Jin Dan? I'm afraid it will make us laugh to death! I thought I could write a masterpiece, but this really messed me up. This idea is worth 8.2 Points at most. It's so ignorant and narrow-minded.

A very good book, very well written. It is much better than those monks who cultivate immortality. Why do people cultivate immortality? In addition to immortality and power, the biggest reason is not to give up the world of mortals. I repeatedly look for opportunities to retreat and practice throughout my life. Finding opportunities to practice until I reach the peak is of no use.

It's a very interesting book about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, and the male protagonist and other characters are also intelligent, unlike many Tomato books which are full of cuties. The male protagonist is a holy son. Although he hides his identity, he is not aggrieved. If a villain comes out to make a show of his face, he will find an opportunity to kill him quickly. When it's time to make use of your own background, you make use of it decisively, and it's a pleasure to watch. Even with my critical eye, most books on the bookshelf contain a lot of logical loopholes, but I have hardly found any logical loopholes in this book until now. Overall evaluation: Very nice

To be honest, it's really okay to put it on Tomato, the writing is smooth and the writing is smooth. Before the protagonist dealt with the seven-star grass, the logic and plot were very good. You can just subscribe at 7 o'clock. After the protagonist dealt with the seven-star grass, the plot was quite funny, but the logic was not good and it was a bit nonsense. Still worth a look though.

4.5🌟 The first 150 or so chapters (before the Demon Sect) are very fun, with interesting system settings, alternative pretense and slaps in the face, and various funny characters (all kinds of crouching dragons and phoenixes, hahaha) and the nonsensical events that happened because of the strange counterattack system mission are very interesting. After the Demon Sect chapter, it became a little weak. The IQs of the supporting characters generally began to decline. The nonsensical tasks were not as interesting as before. There were too many female characters (too scumbags). But overall it's still interesting Advantages: Funny and easy, really pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, there are many beautiful girls Disadvantages: There are too many female vase cultivators, the IQ of the Demon Sect disciples is worrying, and the protagonist has become a ruthless mission machine

Okay, okay, I read it and got the most likes. So far, Chapter 57 is not as bad as the comment said. Not to mention how smart all the characters are, at least they are not brainless. The comments can only be used as a reference. You still have to read it yourself to know whether it suits your taste 🧐🧐🧐 I can't stand it anymore. Is the protagonist going to act for the rest of his life? A real heir of the stinky Demon Sect has stolen the Holy Son's token from another holy land. A third-rate sect who joins in on a mission behind the protagonist wants this and that. Whatever he can't give, he'll do whatever he wants. There are a few pictures, he is playing a female channel, he has to prove his identity, put aside the debate, he insists on proving that he is fake, he has the highest combat power in the audience, and he also supports the protagonist and only listens to the protagonist. If you want me to take it first, the little Kalami makes me feel uncomfortable listening to the book in the middle of the night.

The protagonist of this book is both black and white. [Chigua] can be regarded as a funny article about cultivating immortals. The system is based on traditional cultivation of immortals. The protagonist feels like a charitable version of the Great Love Immortal! The moral bottom line of the protagonist needs to be improved, it is recommended to watch [laughter]

Very nice There are no logical loopholes. Although he conceals his identity and pretends to be a pig, he does not ignore or lose his original identity. When encountering difficulties, he does not simply use the golden finger to pass the level. When he needs to use resources, he also uses his brain. The characters are quite clever and have a bit of humor, but they are not forced to be funny, nor do they pretend to be "deep" or "brainy", nor are they "ruthless". They are really one of the few normal protagonists. I think the characters stand up. The writing style is crisp and clear, without elementary school-like narration or voice-over or verbose "foreshadowing". I don't understand why I gave such a low score. I really don't like many of the nine-point ones. However, the update speed is indeed a bit slow. No matter how new the book is, it should be updated at least three times a day.

I caught up to chapter 380 in one go and started to update. The plot is very interesting, it doesn't fall into clichés, and it doesn't have the experience of bitterness and hatred. It can be regarded as a kind of refreshing novel. The plot is very compact, and there are no secret realms, caves, martial arts competitions, etc. There are hundreds of chapters of this kind of rubbish. IQ is online, at least there is no plot where you look at me, I look at you and then get into a fight, there is no plot about being hunted down at the auction, and there is no plot about cerebral palsy where the young one gets old. There is a harem, not like Long Aotian, the kind where a bunch of nymphos eat Tang Monk's flesh. It was only after the two parties exchanged interests and emotional values that they came together. For me, there are no big betting points at the moment. There are some small flaws, but the flaws are not covered up. Nice!

It's good to read. I've seen it on the recommendation list a few times, but I wasn't interested because of the name. There are too many of this genre, and the routines are too old, which makes it boring. Then one time I finished listening to the book and it automatically switched to this one for me. I found it to be really good. The shortcoming is that it's not a new book, and the plot is not particularly cliche. The writing is quite interesting, and I highly recommend it.