From Beggar in a Ruined Temple to the Ancestor of All Daoist Sects

It's pretty good. There aren't any big problems after reading dozens of chapters so far, so you can give it a look. I look forward to updating it as soon as it is finished. The plot starting from Chapter 62 is a bit disgusting. First, the apprentice was held to the neck by a sword and had to be treated. Then he had an inexplicable conflict with someone because they caught a powerful ghost. Then, he prevented the apprentice from taking revenge and let the evil ghost go. He also harmed an unknown number of people. How disgusting did he come? It was also contradictory to what he had said and done before. There are also outsiders who have storage bags and other things similar to cultivating immortals. If even a few juniors can't keep them, then your so-called Taoist sect is nothing more than that.

This is a good book, the development of the plot and the characterization of the characters are pretty good. It just feels like the pace is a bit fast. It can also be seen that the author has some understanding of Taoist culture. The protagonist's personality is also very good, and it can be seen that he is a calm person. The article also contains some thoughts on people's livelihood in ancient times. I hope the author can persevere and achieve something.

This book is suitable for old bookworms. The author explains too much, and those who pursue speed will feel bored. This novel about pioneering sects breaks away from the conventional cultivation of immortality and adopts Taoist cultivation. At the same time, the explanation of the Tao is relatively clear and understandable, but some holes left are not filled in and sometimes make people unable to read, but overall it is still very good and worth reading [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

A good book, a rare one. It is a cultivation novel with philosophical thinking on Tao. It uses simple words to explain profound principles, is not boring, and is nutritious. Several short stories in the book are also well designed. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

The characters are delicately portrayed, the story is compact, the Taoist inheritance is rigorous, and the IQs of all the members are online. It is a good book. I hope the author will work hard!

It's good-looking. The main character has a very upright outlook. It's not the kind of underworld and immortality novel.

It looks pretty good. The writing style is above average. I'll give the author four stars. The only deducted star is that the author's understanding of Taoism is not correct enough. Some Taoists wrote fantasy novels and thought about it, while some novels repeatedly emphasized that they are the inheritance of orthodox Taoism [code hold] Hmm... For people who don't understand Taoist culture, maybe the author doesn't think anything of it when he writes it like this. But for people who do, when they repeatedly emphasize traditional Taoism and orthodox mythology, but the writing is not correct, the perception will be greatly reduced and there will be no sense of substitution [face covering]

Good book, good book, but the rating is too low [face covering] Recommended to me several times, but I lost interest as soon as I saw the rating, so I read it later because it was boring. It is really good, not a bitch or a saint [like][like][like][like]

In fact, overall it's okay. I think Zhujiu is very cute hahaha! ! However, in the introduction of more than 100 chapters, the plot of the protagonist, the No. 1 Scholar, was frustrating and incomprehensible. She was tricked into sleeping in the same bed with the princess (I haven't seen such a classic fairy dance in a long time), and later she became emotional again. And this apprentice already has someone he likes. Well, actually everyone's acceptance level is different. I personally just hate being calculated. Being responsible is responsible, being emotional is another matter. It feels like the honey trap was successful. Those chapters were really frustrating. To quote a paragraph, "I didn't save your parents' lives, and I didn't save your life. It's really inexplicable that you would get emotional after just a few words before a big change happened." "I don't deny that she is the 'person being calculated', but she is also the 'conspirator' in this situation, and the one who benefits. She knew it and followed it. They cooperate by default, so they are not innocent; when a normal person has a sweetheart but is plotted in this way, the humiliation and pain cannot be easily overturned. Will they wonder if this time is real or another drama? (People who have been plotted are very defensive). At this time, at most, they can warm up to some good feelings and pity instead of being emotional immediately, unless they are particularly lacking in love." A complete gentleman deceives him. Not recommended for those who like to read pure and refreshing articles!

It's a very good book, but it seems to conflict with Tomato readers. The author wants to write about Karma Reporter who cultivates immortality, and the readers want to read about the current world report, no matter how capable he is, what he can do for the world, and no matter how the little girl kills her parents after being possessed by a ghost, and then kills famous good officials in the whole town in addition to cooperating with ghosts, what impact will it have on her state of mind. They just want to kill, thinking that killing can solve all problems. Here they give individual solutions, and they say that the turtle is really convinced. But this book is not without its problems. It lacks a sense of urgency when it should be urgent. It is obvious that only with the sword energy given by the sect master, the protagonist can be stopped briefly, but it feels like it is not in a hurry or slow.