When a Taoist Meets the System

Just changing the name to a Chinese name in a Western-style world is unsatisfying. It feels completely inconsistent.

It should have been a good novel, but the author's writing skills are not strong enough, and the novel subject matter is not distinctive. There are so many things about Taoist priests, and it can be attractive to just write some deeper ones, but the author insists on writing an upgraded and pretentious novel, which is not interesting.

The people in the small village are too simple. If you just take out those robes, magic wands, etc., Will no one be suspicious?

I don't want to read the first chapter, and I'm cursed that no matter how much money I have, I won't have it the next day? Hehe! Everything changes every minute. You can have everything but you can't live without money. It's good to have it today, but you won't have the money the next day. What should you do if you need money? What should I do if I need money in an emergency? You can imagine how important money plays in the path of cultivation and growth. Without money, you can't live. Without money, you won't have all the resources for cultivation. Without money, you can't ask anyone to do anything for you. Without money, if you want little devils to push you around, it's delusional. Although money is not omnipotent, but without money, nothing can be done. Curse. No matter how much money you make the next day, there is a problem with this setting. I am as unhappy as I want~ I originally saw the protagonist traveling through a different world and becoming a Taoist priest, using Taoism to kill the undead and then becoming stronger and reaching the peak of the emperor. In the end, he made a curse or something that is disgusting. There is a problem with the author's setting. Are you here to disgust people? Or is there something wrong with your IQ and you are born a masochist? What is money? Money is one of the biggest tools to help the protagonist become stronger. What are the resources? Resources are one of the things that help cultivators become stronger. Where do resources come from? One is to buy them with money, and the other is opportunities and encounters. But are opportunities and encounters so easy to obtain? Do you want others to want it or not? Opportunities and adventures are accompanied by dangers, so money is indispensable on the way to growth and strength in cultivation. Wealth can communicate with gods. Money can make ghosts grind. These words are not unreasonable. Are you sure you are not a masochist when the author writes this setting? Aren't you disgusting?

There is something wrong with this curse setting. No matter how much money you spend, it will disappear. Does that mean it will disappear immediately if you touch it? Or will it be used up involuntarily? Or will there be trouble? All bets must be lost?

The subject matter is good and fresh. It's a pity that the writing is so poor. It's a pity that I haven't read the book yet.

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Well written, good luck to the author

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