Recruiting a Disciple: My Name Is Wanfa Daojun

Not bad. But why didn't the protagonist try technology, such as refining weapons, or bringing it back to his hometown? After all, cultivating immortals requires qualifications. Technology only requires memorizing knowledge to use it. Is it affected by the laws of the world? But you can also take away the knowledge of this world. After all, any inspiration requires soil. Ask the author whether he will use the cultivation methods of this world (which can be modified) when he recruits disciples into different worlds later, or directly use his own world (if this answer is not good, you will contradict yourself) When your personal sense improves later, you should find a tolerant Qi, because starting from any world is to discover the rules, summarize the rules, and use the rules. It's all science.

It looks good, the plot is very natural, although it lacks in fighting scenes, and the three golden chapters are not very outstanding, but it is really good~ Mainly because I like the protagonist very much, and then it is very natural, not wronged, I also like the values, and the description is very good, it looks good

Beautiful, love watching. I have always felt that some books do not need to have too many epic narratives. As long as I can see the shadow of what I have read in the book, it can be regarded as a good source of food. But is this book a pseudo-group portrait or a main protagonist? If it's a pseudo-ensemble, the protagonist has too many roles, and if it's the main protagonist, the apprentice has too many roles, it feels like I'm not above or below, well, maybe I'm too picky, hahaha But the character design of the first apprentice was changed by Lu Mingfei, right? Hahahahahahaha the king descended from the sky! ! ! ! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It can be seen that the world view setting is quite grand, with a multiverse, and the small foreshadowing in some places shows that there is still a lot of room for plot development in the future. The pace of the plot is very fast and not laggy. From the main protagonist being invincible and enjoying the game, to accepting a disciple and training in a gym, it is very compact and it is really exciting to fight. Then interspersed with the daily life of the little protagonist and Xiaoye, it's sweet [please taste it carefully], but Xiaoye doesn't look simple, I hope these two children can end well.

Come on, it's well written. Does Daojun have a life limit? , Is there any realm after Daojun? [Laughing][laughing]

Okay, it looks pretty good

Needless to say, it looks good [cool]

It's a good food book

After reading it, now, overall it's pretty good.

Give the author some support

Finished reading it, it's pretty good. It's just too short

It's a story about apprenticeship, but it feels very novel. Very beautiful and well written There are too many classical Chinese texts in the first few chapters, but fortunately this is not the case at all in the later chapters. Highly recommended by old bookworms

It's so beautiful, all the factors I like are included [adoration][adoration][adoration]

Very well written

Maybe it's okay.

So far so good

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The logic is clear and good

Very good, the characters are flesh and blood...

If you say give it five stars, give it five stars.

Not enough Increase the amount to accelerate. Do you understand?

Why no rating yet?

To be honest, this book is really interesting. It's just that the first world took a little longer

So far so good

It's good to watch (♥∀♥), and the plot is not too toxic. It's very smooth and can be watched.

A very good story about recruiting a disciple, but the fighting aspect still needs to be polished.

It's quite interesting, the writing is very good, and it's very comfortable to read.

I haven't seen this kind of book about All Worlds for a long time since The End of All Worlds Online. It's so good!