The Path to Enlightenment and Immortality in the Mortal World

I am not bragging, but the people reading here are all magnificent, admired by thousands of people, unparalleled, jade trees facing the wind, both internal and external, talented, noble sentiments, super invincible, proficient, reaching the pinnacle, flying sand and stone, miraculous workmanship, vibrating. Deaf and enlightened, the candle illuminates the world, sees thousands of miles clearly, rains and dews on the common people, and is surrounded by thousands of miles, the eagle watches the wolf, the dragon walks and the tiger steps, the majestic figure, the high-rise building, benevolent and moral, charming and suave, selfless, looks like Pan An, is more talented than Song Yu, a pear tree weighs the sea Tang, you have it, you have it, you have it, you have it, you have it, you have righteousness, you have the breeze on your sleeves, you have good virtue, you have a pure heart, you have a beautiful view of the mountains, you have a high sentiment, you have a lot of virtue, you have immeasurable merit, you have good gold and jade, you have bright virtues, you have a beautiful heart, you have a good heart, you have a pure heart, you have a lot of virtues. Orchid, a person with lofty ideals and a benevolent person, a white crane in the clouds, a prime minister, a romantic figure, a dragon and a phoenix, unparalleled in the world, a peerless hero, a leader among others, a branch in Guilin, a man with cranes singing, one of the best among others, unparalleled in the world, named on the gold list, Kunshan jade is unparalleled.

I really couldn't stand it at first, but after I forced myself to read it, I realized that it was indeed very well written. It can be said that no events in any chapter are written in vain. Lao Wu connected all the events together, which is indeed a good thing. Then there is the setting in the book. This is not a world of "killing monsters and upgrading". He has integrated Taoist cultivation, Jianghu grievances, and even military affairs and history into it, making everything that seems to be inconsistent become reasonable. The "pets" in the setting are also very good. Zi Sanyao and Jiu Ye should be his most loyal and reliable partners. Come on, author, I'll check back later.

I got this from the funny article written by the author, Taoist Priest Going Down the Mountain. It can be seen that this should be the author's debut novel. After I forced myself to read it, I found that it was quite good. As I went to the back, I found that the author's writing style was constantly improving. His words were meaningful, not wordy, and not superficial. You can read it and understand the meaning that the author did not write. The bad point is Er Mao's emotional line. I don't understand who he likes at all, and it seems like he doesn't like anyone. At first, I thought the heroine was Zhang Ying, but then Wang Jiajia appeared, and I thought it was Wang Jiajia. As a result, there was a misunderstanding, an amnesia, and An Ning appeared. However, An Ning didn't last long and was taken away by Zhong Kui again. I really like the brotherhood line between Cheng Kang, the eldest brother, and Lin Zhendong, the troll, but the love line is so outrageous that everyone can't help but love them. Also, the events jumped too fast. One second, he was practicing in a Taoist temple, and the next second, he was standing at the border with a gun. The strong contrast drew out the necessary plot, and things that seemed unreasonable felt very reasonable. There are pitfalls everywhere, but they can be recovered in time. I admire the author's imagination here. He combined the twelve earthly branches with historical myths and introduced the protagonist's life experience. I will make a bold guess. Master Jiu is following the protagonist as the Nine Mysterious Civet. Will Zi Sanyao also be hiding some identity? I won't complain about anything else [laughing] Come on, author, I hope the subsequent plots will become more and more exciting.

This is a masterpiece about cultivating immortality that breaks away from the traditional formula of refreshing novels. The opening setting is very tense - Li Ziheng, a descendant of the Shang Dynasty, is chased by a thunderbolt. He mistakenly takes the elixir and awakens his ancient bloodline. He comes with the "broom star" buff at the beginning. His adoptive father is murdered, his beloved is kidnapped, and the person he trusts sets up a ten-year dead end. The layers of crisis make people breathless. The author has excellent control over the narrative rhythm, and the settings such as the Longhu Mountain Luotian Dajiao and the three-year ban on spells make the protagonist's counterattack full of variables and excitement. There are both the treacherous conspiracy of the world of cultivating immortals, and the fireworks of rebuilding Taoist temples and recruiting disciples to gather heterogeneous people. The emotional line and the growth line are intertwined. It is both heart-wrenching and exciting to read.

I don't quite understand what I wrote at the beginning, it was too professional, but in the middle it got better and better, and became more and more passionate. The layout of the story is huge, and it uses strong writing power to combine the real Taoist sect with the modern city, showing another world. The twelve zodiac signs and ancient myths thrown out are novel and unique. Everything is outside the common sense, and it is reflected in reason with strong logical ties. The characterizations are even more flesh-and-blood, and each one is different, which is impressive. The shortcoming lies in the description of emotional drama. It is recommended that the author writes less or not at all. What is commendable is that there are no hydrological phenomena, and the words are meaningful and not verbose. The layout of a small plot in one chapter is fast-paced and full of immersion.

Li Ermao, who is wandering on the edge of good and evil, seems to have a unique charm. Different from the cliche plots in the past, it is told in a plain way. It is full of the smoke and smoke of the market, and the author's sincerity can be seen from every detail. It's really good. I hope it can be updated stably and maintain the standard.

The author is indeed not bragging. It is a very beautiful book. The writing is delicate and powerful, and the description of the protagonist and supporting characters is deep in his heart! From the moment Li Ermao was struck by lightning to the time he mistakenly took the elixir and obtained the oracle bone inscription technique, it unfolded step by step. It was a lot of fun and very beautiful! A good book worth reading!

The opening chapter of this urban cultivation article is full of tension! The bloodline of Shang Zhou, the blood of the Chenghuang God, and the ancient heavenly book are all set with a sense of destiny buff. The male protagonist had an extremely miserable start: he was chased by lightning, bullied, and even set up for a ten-year death trap by someone he trusted. His adoptive father died tragically, and his beloved was kidnapped, which directly pushed the line of revenge to the extreme. The author's writing skills are sophisticated, and the foreshadowing is dense and steady. The climax of the Luotian Dajiao in Longhu Mountain makes people's palms sweat when watching it. It has the realism of the fireworks in the city and the excitement of the game between immortals. The male protagonist's growth line from "broom star" to defying the heavens and changing his life is simply the ceiling of excitement! Every chapter is full of twists and turns, and the more you read, the more you get excited! Following up on reading, it's great 👀₍ᵔ･•･ᵔ₎❤️

Li Ermao is a man who wanders between good and evil, and his path to immortality must be unique. I saw in Li Ermao that we saw the efforts and struggles of ordinary people on the road to success. Come on Li Ermao! Come on, author.

Combining urban and spiritual elements, it tells the story of Li Ermao, a young man from a mountain village who grew up under the care of an old blind man, but was forced to enter Taoism due to the pursuit of thunder. The novel starts from ordinary high school life and gradually reveals the mystery of one's life experience and the world of cultivation. The plot is compact and the characters are vivid. There are both passionate cultivation and family ties. It is a fascinating read and suitable for readers who like counterattack and cultivation themes😊. The plot is still high-energy, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the emotions are sincere and touching. Every chapter is addictive and I look forward to more exciting developments in the future! !