There's a God in the Broken Temple

Without the female protagonist, this book would definitely do well. The author has written so many books over the years but they are still not popular. The problem lies with women. Damn it, what age are you in, and you still write such a silly, sweet, and mentally retarded heroine. It makes you want to vomit. How many people have died from the poison in the woman in this book?

… It's too poisonous. In front of me, Taoist Master Lu gave me the grace to save my life and light the lamp. The protagonist always thinks highly of himself and gloats over misfortune. Earlier he described how valuable the century-old ginseng and the exclusive quiet room were. However, the protagonist walked away, thinking that the Taoist priest would be unlucky sooner or later. Fortunately, I ran fast. In comparison, the protagonist looked even more glaring.

This is a book where the main character's IQ is off the mark when he meets a girl. He loves to show off, which makes him lose the game in a disgraceful way, and he suddenly loses the connection with his opponent. He obviously has a golden finger and doesn't practice well, but he keeps emphasizing how difficult it is. It's a hundred times better than his own world. Even if he doesn't develop properly, he doesn't learn the Taoist dharma, and he just pretends to be cool and gets beaten up when he learns some evil ways from the outer sect. It's inexplicable to win.

Why doesn't the author change it? The protagonist in his books always loses his IQ when he encounters a woman. I read every book by the author, and every time I see one or two female characters appear, I give up. As soon as a female character appears, the protagonist kneels down and licks her with no bottom line, as if he has been single all his life. He is insulted by the hungry ghost ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू ), and I am speechless! Look how many people are complaining about this in the book review section! In fact, the author's writing style and creativity are quite good. However, the protagonist's character of licking girls whenever he sees them has never changed. Every book has the same look of disdain. It's really hard to resist iron! So angry!

At first I read the first few chapters and thought they were pretty good. But then this Ling or something girl came out. Sorry, I asked her to leave. Please say goodbye!

Let's build a Tao. Fighting and killing gods and ghosts can't shake the protagonist's mind and heart. If a female protagonist comes randomly, he can't mess up his mind and heart. People say what it is and still make fun of others. It's a shameful thing.

Everyone, please stop arguing. The story has not yet reached its climax, but the book review has put a lot of pressure on the author. Please be patient and read on.

After seeing the plot after going abroad, I really can't stand it anymore. 1. Why did the pig's feet go abroad to find a mirror? What use is it to him who is so weak now? Second, in this Dharma-ending era, instead of going to the immortal world to practice, are you always making trouble in reality? The author is talking about the theory that mind is useless! That pig's feet have spiritual energy, tmd, let me practice it first, not to mention becoming an immortal, how about you help me reach a more powerful level first! Anyway, there is no need for xinxing, if you have spiritual energy, just breathe it in! Third, there is too much water. For example, in the first scene of going down the river, there are always descriptions of how afraid some people are of Jiangjun Temple. Does this description make sense? The previous writing was pretty good. I thought I had found another good book, but the more I wrote, the worse it got.

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I haven't seen much, I think, the creativity is good, but the preface and the follow are inconsistent. In the last chapter, the small mirror used for time travel can also absorb 👻 and increase energy. In the next chapter, I am chased by a group of 👻 and I don't even take the small mirror. Then I don't practice well and have to pretend to be with mortals. A practitioner shouldn't look at a mortal covered with potholes, mites, dandruff, and odor. Can this still make mortals look good?