Starships and Mechs Fill the Skies, Yet You Choose the Taoist Class
星舰机甲满天飞，你选择道士职业
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- Galactic Taoist: My Talismans Are the Bane of High Technology银河道士，我的符箓专克高科技Alternate title on Fanqie
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The protagonist is quite devoted and doesn't easily change his mind 😏 The plot is also very imaginative. It's just a bit of a letdown that hundreds or even thousands of women haven't given birth to a child; it gives me the feeling that the protagonist has a natural male flaw.
It's very creative, but the Taoist priests in the surrounding Chinese system aren't that weak. Firstly, even without spiritual energy, there's refining essence into qi, nourishing qi with blood, and various other ways to convert it into qi. Our ancestors certainly wouldn't let themselves be captured by someone just because of a little bit of spiritual energy.
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