Seeking Fortune and Avoiding Disaster: From Little Taoist Boy to Supreme Dao Venerable of the Three Pure Ones

The quality is so high that it doesn't look like a Tomato book. So far, everything is logically complete. It's a bit similar to the one next door. It's a new path. It's good. It's really good. There is no underworld cultivator, no ex-girlfriend, and no descriptions full of romance. Reading it in one sitting, it's really exciting.

Not bad, I found a good book, the protagonist has a good character, and the atmosphere of the sect is really great! Moreover, the author has adapted many stories into the plot. Calabash Baby, Bai Suzhen, and Ning Caichen are currently at Jinshan Temple. It is very interesting.

I've read Chapter 25, and I enjoyed the fighting part. It's an ancient plot of being knocked down at the beginning and then getting up again and again and then making a comeback. Moreover, this book is also a fanfic. In just over 20 chapters, there is already a dark version of Calabash Baby and an adaptation of The Legend of White Snake.

It's a good-looking novel. It's a genius story + it's backed by a powerful faction. The relationship between the same sects is harmonious. There's no bloody jealousy-slapping plot. The only pity is that the number of words is too short. After reading this, I'm going to start waiting for more chapters [face covering]

It's been a long time since I've seen such a normal article about cultivating immortals. It's not that the seniors of the sect always covet the immortal fate of the younger generation, the immortal cultivators are cautious and feel that they are cautious. It's not that there are tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of disciples at every turn, and there are few resources, which are more expensive than social animals.

It's comfortable to look at when there is a background behind the genius flow. When you go out, others will be afraid of you and dare not take action against you, so you don't have to worry about what will happen to Sui Nan. And why are the other two Sanqingshan Three Heroes, Zhao Liang and Wang Hao, missing their roles?

It is a very good book. The author has connected many folklore stories, such as Gourd Baby, Xu Xian, White Snake, A Chinese Ghost Story, etc. The adaptation is quite interesting, and the writing is also good. The descriptions of Taoism and so on are also very good. The characters and environments are well described. Everyone is nice and three-dimensional. It fits the world of cultivation in my mind. It's very readable. The writing is a bit strange

It's super good-looking, and the male protagonist has a particularly good nature. It's a traditional fantasy novel, not as impetuous as other fantasy novels nowadays. The main plot is about the male protagonist practicing to become an immortal. There are many professional terms and Taoist allusions in it, and there is no derogation of Buddhism. There is no such thing as random relationships between men and women when you are dedicated to becoming an immortal. Highly recommended!

Nice! [Shy] There is no ambiguity, the protagonist has a good character, and the golden finger is perfectly integrated into the protagonist's practice, and can be regarded as a talent.

Okay, okay. It looks pretty good so far. The protagonist is very talented and has a physique that is very popular with God. Maybe it was just a coincidence that the book "Seeking Good Luck and Avoiding Misfortune" was very similar to a book. As I read on, I found that they were completely different genres. But at the beginning, they were so similar that the author could maybe post a comment here or write a paragraph in it. Why do I say that? Because at that time, the protagonist also received an essence in what seemed to be the first option, and then another person received another essence, and then that essence was a little better than the protagonist's. The two were exactly the same. It just happened that the protagonist got one, and then another. If a person gets a better one, the protagonist will not have any troubles, but the one he got is a little bit more troublesome, so I was suspicious, but because he wrote about spiritual cultivation, I felt something was different, so I continued reading, and found that they were completely different later on.