Starting with a Demon-Refining Furnace, I Slay Demons and Prove the Dao in the Tang Dynasty

The writing is very good. The protagonist has the demeanor of an immortal, spitting on his face and not taking action against mortals. He has the arrogance of an immortal. No matter what happens, he just doesn't say anything. He will understand and explain the reason after everything is resolved. The protagonist has the charm of an immortal, and the little dragon girl blushes and her heart beats at the first sight. All in all, very magical.

This is not the content of Jiyuan's book. It's a bit similar. When I didn't say it, I just wrote it hard

You can see it, but it always gives people the feeling of a child holding gold in a busy city. He is following the path of a Sanren who can become a god. Cultivation is not important. The magic weapon cow is the real cow. But those at the bottom of the unorganized world will not end well (the two brothers Luobao Qian). Others are either the daughter of a certain boss (Tu Xingsun's wife) or the apprentice of a certain master (there are too many to list here)

It seems that the Tang Monk-style protagonist can't break through Qi training without going through all kinds of difficulties.

Apart from the character of the main character, there is nothing bad about it. The protagonist is sometimes silly and sometimes shrewd. [Laughing awkwardly][laughing awkwardly]

By Chapter 55, I was amused by the protagonist's stupidity. It feels a little bit toxic, but the plot is still interesting. I will watch it again. I'll comment later after reading it.

It's pretty good, but Bailong feels like he's been fed something like that.

I didn't understand anything, so I started to seek immortality and asked questions. On the way to seek immortality, I would kill demons from time to time [I have no power, only magic weapons, I can escape from the golden elixir demon, and with a little magic power, I can destroy Fei Zhan and the golden elixir demon] In the early stage of Qi training, she still had the courage to whip the goddess White Dragon Queen who was about to turn into a dragon. After a series of plots, the White Dragon Queen naturally developed a liking for the male protagonist. In the back, the male protagonist is practicing indiscriminately and is rescued by his new master... After that, when I went to a strange place, I just rolled up my sleeves as usual, and I didn't understand anything [I felt like there was a love debt here]. What I personally find puzzling is that the male protagonist never thought of returning to the mountain gate, or looking for a master or a fellow practitioner to learn more about the situation in the world of immortality. There are also some methods that I never thought about learning by myself, and rely entirely on the external cauldron of creation, except for the production of magic weapons, such as the drawing of talismans. Other than that, it's not bad, he is decisive in killing, clear about grievances, and not pedantic in his actions...

The overall plot idea is still okay, and the fake Jade Butterfly of Creation can be revealed. The Jade Disc of Creation increases understanding, deduces the skills, secrets and recording rules. The understanding starts with a 10-fold increase, then 100 times, 1000 times, 10,000 times, 100,000 times and so on. The material of the Creation Jade Butterfly can only be made from heavenly materials and earthly treasures such as souls, souls and gods. The rules start recording from one millionth.

When I read novels, I usually look at the setting. The setting is very good, but I don't know if it's because beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But I personally think it's pretty good. It's not as serious as others say. Anyway, I feel like this score shouldn't be given. The worst it can be is about 7.45, Right? Six o'clock is a bit too low