A Good-Looking Taoist Novel, Not a Systematic and Super Disgusting System Novel
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The most important thing about Taoist novels is that they are unsystematic. I want to be unsystematic. When I see systematic articles, I feel that no matter what novels are written, they are ugly. Is there any master who has good supernatural novels? Be careful not to be systematic. Don't be systematic.
I recommend this pillow book "Ruyi Tea House". The legend of the water ghost's incarnation leads to the dragon Bengche. The protagonist begins to search for the owner's tomb for the lantern spirit... The author's writing is very artistic. Chapter 63 and 64 have been updated so far.
There is no system and no cp. The innocent Taoist priest Jiu Shu reincarnated to the Northeast, hilariously catching ghosts, a brand new storyline, and a classic talisman formation display.
A serious Taoist novel, not cool, not systematic, not routine, all members have online IQs, slightly slow to catch on, but the name is not very successful, which greatly affects the traffic!
This Taoist priest had a golden finger in the early stage, but it only lasted for 64 days. After 64 days, there would be no golden finger. No system. High IQ Taoist priest, single female protagonist
Come in quickly! Unlimited streaming + cp double cleansing + double business online + thinking about it is terrifying + the female protagonist is stupid but cowardly but has explosive strength + the male protagonist has a responsible IQ! I really love the world view setting! Some terrifying points will really become reality! Ps: I don't abuse anyone but the male and female protagonists, the main theme is a cool story!
There is no system, no routine, no pattern. It's very exciting and exciting. I recommend it to old bookworms. The first book is newly released. It has the potential to be a masterpiece. It is not inferior to other basic books at all. Especially after Chapter 23, it is particularly beautiful.
Su Jin single-handedly defeated a group of evil cultivators, saved several aristocratic families in Kyoto, and also found herself a husband [Adored][Admired][Admired][Admired]
The male protagonist was betrayed by his girlfriend of nine years, and suffered another accident when he returned to his hometown. Fortunately, an experienced Taoist master and disciple came to his rescue. Later, he became a Taoist priest and started a different life.
✨✨Both of these books are written very realistically. 🎈🎈The first book is written from a first-person perspective. It's very immersive and feels like you're immersed in it. It's a bit scary, but it's exciting. 🎈🎈The second book looks at Feng Shui and writes about ordinary things, with a sense of human feelings from the last century.
The Celestial Master comes down from the mountain, daily life in the city, using talismans to catch ghosts, formations to destroy demons, magic weapons to exorcise demons, no system, no golden fingers
A super beautiful Taoist text that takes you into a bizarre Taoist world. Here, there are mysterious Taoism and thrilling adventures. No system, no golden fingers, serious Taoist writings.
Even though it only has a 9.0 Rating, it is actually a pretty good novel. It contains laughter, tears, and horror. The first book is finished and the second one is being serialized. It can be regarded as a part of the series.
🍅🍅A little Taoist priest who had never been able to catch ghosts returned to secular life. On the wedding day, none of his brothers were present, but all the ghosts in the city gathered in the sky above the wedding, trying to block a thunderstorm for this little guy who was always soft-hearted and nagging, but ended up marrying a little fox. But that day, the sky was clear and nothing happened.