Qingcheng Daoist

The protagonistis too wretched and can't stand out when he sees a woman, , , , , , , If the protagonist is more serious and more like a monk, , , it will definitely be a masterpiece! ! ! It's a pity that except for those who are bored by wretched men, most people will only become more and more evil and angry when they see them! ! ! What a waste of the author's writing,,,😠😤😤😤😤😤

Please note when entering this book, the protagonist uses too many swear words. I guess the author is also a person who swears a lot. If you don't like a lot of swear words, read with caution. In addition, the protagonist is just a ruffian wearing a Taoist priest's coat. If you want to read about orthodox cultivation of immortality, read with caution 😐😐😎😎

Forget it lacks chapters and sections. This kind of protagonist's character is the most unbearable. It's better to pick up a Taoist method at the beginning and practice it yourself. You are a master who cheats people to death. You are not allowed to do business. If you help people subjugate demons and eliminate demons, it is considered to be working for people. But as long as you sell runes or magic weapons, it is called doing business. Not to mention being an official is not allowed. No violations are allowed. The law has too many restrictions. You see that corrupt officials can only file complaints one by one. If you take action, it is illegal. The author can play around with these restrictions later. As for Taoism, you have to unblock it yourself to learn it. I think this is one of the most miserable protagonists. To be honest, does this setting have any special significance? If you want to limit the protagonist's strength, you can write many powerful or backed monsters. Is Sun Wukong strong? There are also many unbeatable monsters and monsters with back-ends that he can do nothing about. The more restrictions there are, the less free he can be. After cultivating this way, it is better to be a mortal. Three wives and four concubines are better than ordinary or spectacular!

How did Wang Lingguan become an ordinary immortal official? The leader of the five hundred Turing Officials, the Taiyi Thunder-turning Heavenly Lord, the Three-Fifth Train Great Spiritual Official, and the number one protector of the Taoist sect. This can be regarded as the god of war in Taoism! Then complain! Shen Nima Tai Sui is the star? It is not accurate to say that Tai Sui Xing is Sui Xing! Oh my God! The value of Tai Sui is no less than the five innate stars of Ziwei, Sun, Moon, South, Dipper and Beichen! It is not comparable to the five stars in the five directions. Although Tai Sui is not the emperor star, it is also the symbol of the emperor. The god of Tai Sui is even called the Son of Heaven in the middle of the year. The god of the earth is in charge of the changes of the years and the rotation of the weather. He is also responsible for the good and evil in the world. He is responsible for the good and evil in the world. He has the great power to drive away evil spirits and stop plagues and disasters! Make complaints! Divine Nima Maoshan Zhang Tianshi! This is to make Tianshi Dao and Shangqing Sect fight, right? I am just correcting the author's mistakes, not saying that the author's writing is not good and I am reprinting it.

The main reason for abandoning the article is that the male protagonist gets weak when he meets a beautiful woman. Just like this swordsman woman, her success is his business. The male protagonist already knows that there is no chance of winning, and he is not a good person. For this woman, he immediately practices spells and improves his life to please her. Therefore, the author will definitely write that the male protagonist narrowly wins. Such a routine is too old and boring. Why can't the male protagonist be a person with his own personality charm and be such an old-fashioned Wei Xiaobao-style character? It's boring.

The plot and writing of this book from the time the city was defended were just a piece of shit. It was the first time I had read this book for so long that I was so angry that I posted a scolding post about it.

The description in this book is indeed vulgar, a loser practicing immortality, and full of foul language. The protagonist can't walk when he meets a girl, and is taken advantage of by her. Ah Q's spirit is to deceive himself, and to distinguish for those who insult him. A random charlatan beats the protagonist all over the floor, and the protagonist helps explain the cause of his companion's death. However, the charlatan says that the reason you discovered must have something to do with you, and you have to take responsibility for it. I can't understand why the author wrote the supporting characters like this. The protagonist's despicable temperament is like a drug addict under the Hong Kong underworld. He seems to have lost his soul when he sees a woman. Not to mention the various deceptive settings, the first time I saw it, the protagonist was struck to death by lightning after stealing a chicken, and finally had a diaosi travel through him. Why don't you just write a protagonist with this kind of character as a sneaky and evil warlock? Why is it set to be a Taoist priest? People pay attention to being born in the world, cultivating both life and life, and cultivating immortality first cultivates the heart. Why bother? Isn't this bringing trouble to Taoism? My God, this book is the same as the Taoist Revitalization System. It writes Taoist texts and does things that insult Taoism.

Every time I search for this book, I can't read more than two chapters and then quit it.

I still couldn't watch it the second time. The portrayal of the protagonist was so failed and very annoying!

1000, Was it successful? Where to watch?