The Apocalypse Is Here, So It’s Only Reasonable for Me, a Taoist, to Be a Little Stronger

The plot is okay, but it needs to describe the female characteristics from time to time, like the author wrote that the lower body controls the brain [smile][smile][smile]

I read it in one sitting. It's a very comfortable novel. I enjoyed the whole process. The emotions and plots are also very rich. Sometimes it's humorous and sometimes it's very delicate. I don't know why it's an 80% rating. It's really good among novels like Tomato. I have to give the author a reminder after reading this. I can't get enough of it.

Although the plot is old-fashioned, new twists can still be seen. At least you don't have to replace the cover with a cover. Seeing that I haven't discovered how big the protagonist's advantage is yet, I look forward to the subsequent development of the story.

Everything else is okay, but I feel that Su Xue's plot is too classic.

It's well written. It's been a long time since I've read a book in one sitting. All the foreshadowing and descriptions are top-notch, not inferior to some 9.5-Rated works. The male protagonist is basically not a virgin. He kills when he needs to, but he also kills provocatively and will not kill innocent people indiscriminately. Although it is a classic rebirth story, it looks very enjoyable and there is no ambiguity when killing monsters. The full text is basically invincible, the pace is a bit slow, and it is one of the better quality books in Tomato, and almost all the pitfalls that need to be filled have been filled. There are female protagonists in this book, but whether there are two or one is not specified, because there are two female protagonists who like the male protagonist, and the male protagonists all agree, but in the end only one of the female protagonists is mentioned. The quality is very good but the rating is too low, worth a look By the way, the characters in the book all have their own characteristics and have knives.

Very good novel. There is a part of the old heavenly master under one person, and the elements of the fairy guild in Luo Xiaohei. The division of realms is also very reasonable. In the early stage, the protagonist becomes a disciple of Wudang. In the middle stage, he is only weaker than Laotianshi and is below one person. In the later stage, he surpasses everyone and becomes the first person in the world. It is a high-quality and readable novel, you can read it! ! ! !

I've read Chapter 280, tell me your feelings. The plot material is good with a score of 9.0, And you can follow it. The character creation is at an average to above 9.5 Level. The disadvantage is that it is originally a description of Taoism, but the author made the Taoist characters feel like they are friends in ordinary society, calling each other brothers and sisters, and making dirty jokes constantly. For the Taoist system, the minimum is to praise the Taoist leader. Male Taoist priests introduce them as Qian Dao, and female Taoists as Kun Dao. When greeting, they usually greet each other with raised hands without covering their hands. It can also be said that the blessings of the Infinite Heavenly Lord, etc., The handshakes and shoulder-to-shoulder hugs mentioned in the article are really not for those who practice Taoism. Points deducted for this! It feels very disconnected from the plot. The professional balance and martial arts system 9.0, The author does not introduce much, which makes people confused and vague. It is a mixture of awakening skills + cultivation, but the author's writing style and world structure are relatively vague. The protagonist's character development in 8.5 Has changed too much. The connection and transformation from the previous life are not introduced and are abrupt. The bonds from the previous life are resolved or the change in mentality is too little and not rich enough. Overall, this novel is good. Based on the current level of 300 chapters, it can be followed for a long time. The overall score is 9.2-9.5.

It's well written. Although the plot is similar to others, the integration of Taoism is perfect. The writing is very detailed and the fighting scenes are very spectacular.

Good grass, I personally think it should be at least 9 points or above. Although the middle parts are quite abrupt, the flaws do not hide the advantages. It not only has the Taoist concept of going up to the mountains to cultivate and save people, but also has some passionate scenes (although not many). It's just that the aura of the protagonist is too strong. He is an old genius and the first person in the Taoist sect. The Heavenly Master seems a bit weak. That's the Heavenly Master. He has lived two lives longer than the protagonist, has higher qualifications, and has a stronger understanding of laws. I can understand Dao Gang. After all, the protagonist has healing powers, but Daoxuan should not break the mirror later than the protagonist.

The narration is clear and concise, the author's writing skills are limited, and the description of grand scenes is almost meaningless. However, in the characterization of a small number of characters, it is a bit interesting with recent hot topics, which is a bit trivial, and it is not bad to pass the time. The ending was something I didn't expect, I thought it would be like the old cliche of a tough fight, then win, and then it's over. To put it bluntly and achieve it through hard work, why bother making trouble again? A flat push is enough. Isn't this the Taoist way of following nature? There will be small pitfalls, but considering the novice author, it can be forgiven.