Incense Makes a God: Starting at the Mountain God Temple to Quell a Chaotic Age

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If you are a book lover who prefers simple and crude writing, you may read with caution. Everything else about this book is pretty good, except that the protagonist is not as respected as other Shinto books. He often falls into self-evident dilemmas and is useless when complained by the villagers he just rescued.

At the beginning, you already had incense and chose to entrust the dream. Why not choose the divine light to expel the haunted house so that the whole village can see it? The value of the incense will go up. After a dream, there were scratches and unknown blood stains on the door of Goudan's house. They said that the mountain god appeared, but a bunch of people didn't believe it, saying that it might be forged. That Liu Manzi kept sarcastic, and the people around him didn't believe it either. In this desperate moment, since the situation has changed, no matter whether you believe it or not, you have to be a horse doctor, right? Doesn't anyone have any doubts? And in the end, the protagonist appeared in front of everyone, so why not manifest himself when the villagers were worshiping, which would be more effective. The description of the Taoist who appeared was so powerful that you can still find it if you use your divine eyes to check it. It is also a magical skill after all, so low-level. It has such a high intensity from the beginning. If it were not the protagonist, people would come directly to the door and refine it on the spot when they were discovered. Who can stop it, still need to delay, the author's big hand is working hard 🙂

Let's change the name. It's embarrassing for God. No matter how miserable he is, he is still a God. We are two species. Why do we need to prove anything in front of mortals? How does what you write have anything to do with God? They are just ordinary people who rely on the incense system to upgrade.

The plot is very smooth and logical, and there is no plot that is frustrating or overly intellectual. This is a relatively rare opening scene among the God of Incense and Fire books that I have seen so far. It is almost a disaster of destruction from the beginning. The opening plot of the heart-digging demon and the bone-white Taoist priest is long but complete. After solving the problem, it immediately enters the next event. The rhythm is tight. The protagonist has found the fragments of the fallen gods and found that they can enhance his strength. All in all it's pretty cool, I hope there will be more updates [licking the screen]

Why is this so much trouble?

The logic of the plot is not very good, there are too many manifestations, it's a bit bad, and it starts to lose its character later on. When the villagers have questions, you just answer them with gray words. You might as well write about people who are successful in cultivating Taoism and have no status as gods.

Since the imperial court has an organization, you still want to make trouble for you, a wild god?

I can't stand it at all. 7 Stars.

What White Bone Taoist wrote before is so awesome that it feels like playing on a personal computer.