[IQ is online + decisive in killing + not aggrieved + occasionally funny]
In a world where evil spirits are rampant, China has lost its moral integrity and has become a lamb to be divided among the great powers.
The people of the country are broken and the country is in ruins...
The history of humiliation a hundred years ago is being replayed in this land of China!
Until that rainy night, Su Ming came across with Dao Shu.
Kill evil spirits and increase your cultivation level.
Kill foreign enemies and gain Taoism.
Taiping Tao, Tianshi Tao, Maoshan Sect, Lushan Sect...
Traditions that had been lost for thousands of years were reappeared in his hands!
From then on, the raging evil spirits welcomed their big father.
The domineering great powers also encountered death.
Faced with the encirclement and suppression of enemies from all over the world, Su Ming lit three pillars to pray for the incense.
Behind him, a group of ancestors and gods were eager to try.
When countless Taoist temples have sprung up all over the country,
Anyone who dares to set foot in China, regardless of humans, ghosts, gods, or demons,
Those who will greet them will be thousands of Taoist killing gods descending from the mountain with swords on their backs!
Reader comments
It is rare to see such a logically rigorous and non-toxic novel on Tomato. It is excellent in every aspect. Many descriptions are easy to overlook at first glance, but later I discovered that many arrangements are in the details.
I really like the character of the protagonist and the plot is fun. The more you read, the better it gets. Worth recommending.
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The first few chapters are slightly toxic, especially when I go directly to the bureau to tell others that I have a Dao tree, but otherwise it's fine. It can be seen that the author is writing seriously, and the later writing is greatly improved compared to the previous one.
You can read it, but it's not easy to find a book on Rotten Tomatoes that you can read.
[Adoration][Adoration] It still has a familiar taste, reversing and reversing. Although I still need to practice my writing, it is very beautiful.
It's pretty good, but the Dao tree was a bit off-putting at the beginning [eating melon]
He doesn't have the strength to fight head-on. Every time he fights, he relies on temporary cheating to explode. If the villain had taken advantage of him as soon as he came up, the protagonist would have been kicked to death by the roadside.
It is rare to see such a logically rigorous and non-toxic novel on Tomato. It is excellent in every aspect. Many descriptions are easy to overlook at first glance, but later I discovered that many arrangements are in the details. I really like the character of the protagonist and the plot is fun. The more you read, the better it gets. Worth recommending.
Guest entry post. If you have any brothers/sisters who would like to have a guest role in the book, please leave a message here. The format is as follows: Name: xxx, gender: male/female, personality: xxxx, faction: decent/villain, expected role: xxxx
The first few chapters are slightly toxic, especially when I go directly to the bureau to tell others that I have a Dao tree, but otherwise it's fine. It can be seen that the author is writing seriously, and the later writing is greatly improved compared to the previous one.
You can read it, but it's not easy to find a book on Rotten Tomatoes that you can read.
[Adoration][Adoration] It still has a familiar taste, reversing and reversing. Although I still need to practice my writing, it is very beautiful.
It's pretty good, but the Dao tree was a bit off-putting at the beginning [eating melon]
He doesn't have the strength to fight head-on. Every time he fights, he relies on temporary cheating to explode. If the villain had taken advantage of him as soon as he came up, the protagonist would have been kicked to death by the roadside.