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The originally ordinary medicine man accidentally witnessed the famous Taoist warrior jumping off a cliff. He rushed to save people with passion, but ended up being turned into a human cushion, and his own life was in vain.
After waking up, Yaolang found that he had resurrected his body.
He inherited not only the body of the Taoist, but also the reputation and status of the Taoist, becoming the world-renowned No. 1 Taoist.
He had nothing, and suddenly he seemed to have everything.
Just then, he discovered...
There seems to be something wrong with this Taoist.
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The protagonist was reborn on a max-level tank and was overjoyed.
But he found out that the big number was a fake one, strong on the outside but weak on the inside. He was thrown a basin of cold water on him and lost all hope.
What's worse is that he will participate in the Taoist Dharma Conference in three months. Seeing that the false big number will reveal his weak nature, he has to be forced to level up in order to cater to the big number's personality.
But...
The brilliant rising star from the hill next door comes to him every day for advice! Not only do you want to ask for advice, but you also want to discuss with him!
If I had the ability to compete with you, would I still need to work from dawn to dusk like this, my brother!
Being a Taoist knight is more tiring than selling cooking cakes! Selling cooking cakes only costs 996, but my cultivation of immortality costs 007!
I don't want to do this anymore! (Fall)
Purpose: A discussion on "whether there is an inevitable connection between a person's external achievements and the goals he pursues and his inner happiness."
