I Talked My Way to Becoming the Dao Ancestor

I've read Chapter 31, and I'm still hanging out in the original village, and my cultivation level is only at the third level of Qi Refining. Then there is a special corrosion situation outside the village, and the protagonist doesn't know why he doesn't leave for the time being. Although in the plot, he said that he wants to master a few more skills before leaving. Looking at the table of contents, he will leave at Chapter 49. His current abilities include refining weapons, refining elixirs, cultivating spiritual grass, thunder methods, formations, illusions, and talisman water to cure diseases (but he can't draw talismans himself). There is also a clone, but it is a paper man, controlled by the protagonist, and unconscious. In Chapter 47, the protagonist is about to leave, and then there is already a disguise technique and a breath-holding technique that is being cultivated, and a sentence pops up in the middle, saying that the number of fakes has been cultivated 99 times, which means that in addition to the skills that have appeared so far, there are more than 90 blanks for the author to fill in. To be honest, your previous 40 or so can be reduced by at least half. Chapter 50 should be fun! There are more than 100 memories. Even if you can't do it now, you can upgrade it later, it depends on how the author writes it. 4★→5★ In Chapter 58, the protagonist can use his clone to act as himself, which is to create an incident in front of others so that his lies can be told, which is a bit interesting. Chapter 60, the clone's lies can also come true. With 2 true positions at the same time, there are more places to operate. Chapter 70. It is only here that the protagonist appears that monks provide more trust points than ordinary people. There are two situations, either there are very few monks (the author sitting in the front mainly writes about the reactions of people among the people, but many people are called immortal masters and do not know the level of training) or they do not believe it (this discovery is because I have to believe in the escape technique in front of evil cultivators). The second is the Qi training period when the major sects of a country collect talents for enshrinement. A 10th level Qi training can absorb the vitality of a country or even neighboring countries with a formation that has been laid out for 10 years. I feel that at least it will not be too weak, but it should not be too strong either. Chapter 71: Refining the False to Real Escape Technique. The 9th level of Qi training can be used twice in an instant for a hundred miles (about 50 kilometers). The distance is about an hour on a modern highway, but I don't know how fast the Qi is returned. In Chapter 76, the protagonist's paper man can currently recover his spiritual energy on his own, but it takes 2 hours (4 hours). After canceling, the remaining spiritual energy will be displayed according to the dimness of the paper man. However, if you use another paper man to summon it, it will be full. It is considered a rechargeable battery. Is it possible to save more to prepare for emergencies. And it can still be useful when civilians don't know what the foundation building period means. So this mechanism doesn't require understanding the meaning, it just needs to be believed. In Chapter 79, the foundation is finally established, and once the foundation is established, it is in the later stage. At present, the protagonist's cultivation level is stable. It will depend on how the follow-up performance is and how the record is. By the way, if you build a foundation and live for 800 years, regardless of your combat power, you can really do it. The latest chapter, Chapter 93, feels like it should be the end of a chapter. The basic troubles have been dealt with, and a new map can be opened. By the way, I think the reason why this book has a low score so far is because of the clone flow. Of course, the small village at the beginning was left too long, which is also a reason. After all, there are 104 pictures, and it's still just the foundation building period, so it's really a bit slow (`Δ´)! 149 Has been changed to 3 stars When I came to visit, I started writing from the perspective of the two clones, but it was okay at the beginning. Now I have already established the foundation, and I am still hanging around in the novice village. It is too dragging.

The rhythm is comfortable and the plot is reasonable. I really like the setting of the clone and the main body of this book. The clone is controlled by the protagonist, not the kind with personal consciousness, but the author writes it well. It is the kind of clone that is active on the surface, but the main body also has a sense of existence. It is very interesting! There is currently no CP, and the description is very serious. I am very satisfied with it in every aspect 😘 😘 This is the first time I write such a long review. I really think it is good, but surprisingly few people have read this book. You can give it a try!

Yes, the preparation for the village in the early stage is a little long, but fortunately it can be used in the plot later. Later, the clone opens the vest and is well received. There is no need for the main body to be involved in danger. The protagonist with brains can be used. The author also said that there is no heroine.

Okay, it's just that 50 chapters in Little Village is a bit too much, but the last 30 chapters are still quite enjoyable. I deducted this one star because it used too many chapters in the first part, but it's also well written. It's pretty good. If the latter part is not bad, it should get a score of 9~8.7 On Tomato.

I would give it 9 out of 10. Although the protagonist deceives others, he also saves others, and he still doesn't charge anything, just deceives. The three views are at the forefront among Tomatoes, and they have the qualifications to become gods. Come on, it looks good.

The rhythm of the plot is comfortable, the protagonist's setting is stable, and the main line of improving strength and revealing the plot is clear. The interesting interactions with the villagers highlighted the theme of falsehood becoming true, and also enriched the background of the story, revealing the path of spiritual practice step by step.

There is no cp, no ambiguity, and the clone vest has no sense of autonomy. It is all about the protagonist himself acting, the protagonist as the person behind the scenes has an online IQ, the supporting actors also have an online IQ, and the plot is full of content. Good reviews. If the profile tag is correct, it's a good review. Not forcing the fight, good reviews. The characters are getting better and better, more and more vivid and vivid, and the foreshadowing is naturally logical. Especially after entering the world of immortality, the plot has the feeling of a game between forces, which is well received. Okay, now that I've said it, let's talk about the difference. The characterization is okay, but the author must be a novice. The characters in the first 50 chapters are obviously a bit dull or stereotyped, but they are acceptable. In the mortal kingdom, they are obviously better. After entering the market in Chapter 97, the characters are more three-dimensional and realistic in Chapter 137, and the background explanation is more natural. It makes people feel that this is really a confrontation between several forces, rather than that when the protagonist arrives, either the supporting character will kneel down and lick him, or the villain will be brainless and enmity with the protagonist. I can feel that the author has passed the novice stage. The biggest problem is that the first 50 chapters are all in the village, which makes the plot drag. But there should be foreshadowing or other plots to unfold here, but as a newbie, I didn't control the rhythm well. The plot rhythm is also getting better and better, with obvious growth. The following is a foreshadowing analysis: The Tao Ancestor battle at the beginning is a bit interesting. The Time Tao Ancestor reverses the flow of time, and other Tao Ancestors want to attack the past incarnations of the virtual and real Tao Ancestors. The virtual and real Taoist ancestors have tampered with the long river of time. Is Lin Yan the past incarnation of Xu Shi Dao Ancestor, or was he chosen as an ally or chess piece? The first 50 chapters are in the village, which is a bit of a drag, but there should be some foreshadowing. It is speculated that in the future, there will be big plots related to this village. The end of the first chapter says that everything was sealed in amber and time solidified, with cause and effect hidden, and the Taoist ancestor looking at the amber. Chapter 3: Refining falsehood into reality, cracks appear in amber, and cause and effect are revealed. Before chapters 1-40, no villager had actually left the village or brought news from other villages. This is unreasonable, but the author's basic logic makes sense. Combined with the concealment of cause and effect in the first chapter, it may be that the virtual and real Taoist ancestors concealed cause and effect. The more things Lin Yan did, the cause and effect of this world reappeared. When the cause and effect was closer, external news came out, which confirmed my point of view. Many Daozu attacks at the beginning were only written in the first chapter. The woman called inexplicably, and the truck suddenly appeared. This should be the attack of Destiny Daozu. I hope the author can write this line well. This kind of reverse time and space pursuit can be written well and the novel can be brought to a higher level. Overall, it is above average, and if it continues to be maintained, it should be able to reach a score of 9 points.

The skills acquired in the village will be used later. I am not just writing about whatever I think of, but accumulating abilities for the protagonist, as well as the protagonist's adaptation to the world of immortality and the change in attitude. After leaving the village, the behind-the-scenes manipulation will officially begin, and basically he will not be able to walk with his real body.

The author is well versed in the Great Way of Water. This book is suitable for gaining weight before reading.

It's pretty, honestly.