
I Was Just Farming in Seclusion, So How Did I Become the Dao Ancestor?
苟着种田的我,咋成道祖了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 451k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- After a Hundred Years of Chanting Sutras, I Cultivated an Invincible Taoist Temple诵经百年,种出一座无敌道观Alternate title on Fanqie
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The setting is good, but the plot is a bit unclear, and it is helpless to mix in half of other plots. After all, the requirements for writers in everyday writing are too high. Authors should work harder 😂 😂
Before taking in the refugees, the plot was okay. The male protagonist's practice is methodical, Taoism is natural, he pays attention to the unity of nature and man, and has a good character. The plot of taking in refugees is okay in my opinion, which shows that the male protagonist is also very virtuous. But then Liu Meier appeared with a classic character. I thought she was just a passer-by, but... Looking at the plot, there is a high probability that she will have more entanglements with the male protagonist later... Liu Meier: Currently in charge of (Duobao Pavilion), there is no problem with her identity. The problem is the clichéd character design at the beginning, the development of the ambiguous plot. She considers herself to be infinitely charming, charming, playful, and has an alluring body fragrance... The male protagonist who hooks up is blushing. I want to say that in fairy tales or fantasy novels, if the female character is the one in charge, can't she have a normal character? Why! My interest in reading suddenly disappeared. [My requirements are not too high. Su Xiaoxiao's (straightforward, real...) Character design is pretty good. I don't mind if the other female characters in this article are the same.]
It's pretty good. The protagonist is a Taoist priest, which is considered a daily novel. He is a righteous person, not a holy mother. He basically helps when he can and has principles. As for the resettlement of refugees in the center, I think it is written quite righteously, not counting the Virgin Mary, and quite in line with the stereotype of a Taoist priest. If you want to see decisive killing, I don't recommend reading this book, because there is basically no fighting plot at the moment. There is no villain described so far, just a demon who was suppressed. Basically, the people described are quite positive, and there is no such thing as someone who would do whatever it takes to get the chance. However, I feel that my level is a bit low, and the things in my hands are a bit precious.
The writing is okay. However, this book has a plot of refugees building a village. Although it is a farming novel, if you really travel through time, you will definitely be able to live there forever, but this is a novel that must have a conflict and development plot. My suggestion for this plot is for those who like dark novels and those who care about things that have nothing to do with them. The protagonist's approach is very upright and in line with the author's writing. By nature, he was just an ordinary person in his previous life. Although he only practiced qi (and the protagonist lived in a small town with few foundations, that is, there were more monks only after Wanjianmen built a city), but he must be more capable than a mortal. A capable person with normal outlook on life and a good character can help a bunch of people. I think it should be okay to lend a helping hand. 🤔
It's very well written, keep up the good work! Don't mess up
It's rare to find a book with normal views 🤦. You can't read the perverted evil cultivator. However, the current environment is dominated by evil cultivators. I hope the author sticks to his true intentions and doesn't let the evil cultivators influence his mind and lose his way [smirk] Come on 👍 👍 👍
Now that you've read Chapter 56, let's talk about your feelings! It is a rare good book. The author writes about a real Taoist. Cultivating Taoism is not to kill the world, but to benefit the world. Look at those books now. They are called Taoism, but they are actually selfish. What kind of author writes what kind of book. The author of this book has a good intention. Although the writing style is somewhat lacking, it has little impact.
It is more in line with my interests. Originally, the protagonist and the son of Elder Wan Jian were very uncomfortable when they had a conflict over a woman. As a result, the protagonist started to eat soft rice. Not only did he send materials, formations, and talismans to pass on, but he also secretly solved the danger that the protagonist could not resist. He just started eating soft rice. It made me happy [laughing] [laughing] [laughing]
The article is still very good. I would like to ask if I invested on the wrong platform? Shouldn't this kind of positive content be worth investing in? This should be the content of decisive killing.
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