Taoist Invasion

I skipped back and read a few chapters. I stopped following the book half a year ago because I followed hundreds of chapters and kept repeating the same plot over and over again. I remember I also posted a book review at that time. Looking at it now, I find that the problem is still the same. When you talk about Chapter 500, Xia He is fighting against the princess, fighting against the nobles, fighting against the small world, and then constantly refreshing the equipment. Chapter 800 is still the same, Chapter 1000 is still the same, and Chapter 1200 is still the same. What are the differences between the God of Magic and Green Forest, and different nobles? No, in short, I keep brushing equipment. Mechanical life is equipment, tanks, mecha-like equipment, etc. You will find that there is not much sense of inconsistency between reading the plot at chapter 500 and skipping to chapter 1200. It is too similar. It's still Rhode Island, it's still the top 9 colleges. Is there any difference if the original legend is replaced by a demigod? No. Anyway, it's still Xia He, two and a half sword cultivator apprentices, several academy deans, non-existent nobles, still the princess who has never unified the empire, still the Taoist priests who will invade in an unknown time, still refreshing their equipment, still being discussed by villains who don't know where they come from, whether to shoot Xia He to death with one arrow. I remember the initial plot was this: Xia He, a Taoist priest, was ordered to invade the world. Because of the Six Paths God Jin, Xiahe wants to rebel against Dao Palace. Therefore, Xia He wants to develop his power in this world, occupy this world, become an immortal, protect himself and resist the Tao Palace before the Tao Palace reacts. It's chapter 1300 now, and Xiahe still only has one Rhode Island, has not yet become an immortal, the princess has not become a queen, and several disciples and grandchildren seem to never be able to do anything. Of course, the Taoist palace has no idea where it went... Endlessly refreshing equipment, a waste of time. Old D's writing and world are well drawn, and everyone has a character. But, Old D, it was these people, these things, and this character pattern in Chapter 1,300. Isn't it boring to write about these people, these things, and this character pattern in Chapter 1,300? What's more, we readers who can't appreciate your hard work? Let's start another book.

The story unfolds very slowly, so those who are not die-hard fans of Western fantasy or those who prefer the confrontation between China and the West can quit.

Speechless, when you discover a new world and you don't even know what's in it, why are you bringing gold and gems? How do you know gold is useful in that world? How do you know in which world gems are not dirt? You should bring elixirs, food, drinks and other necessities with you!

The author of this book is anti-China😆😆😆😆😆

People with strong imagination usually have weak logic, and people with strong logic have weak imagination. Old D should find someone who is good at conceiving plots, and according to his or her promotion of the plot, add fantasy content to it, in a proper rhythm.

It's okay, but it's just not in line with my expectations. When I first looked at the name, I thought it would open a sect in an alien world and compete with the local gods. The protagonist teaches the alien creatures, carries forward his own sect philosophy, and manages a group of disciples. As a result, the more you read, the more fantasy you write. It doesn't feel like a Taoist boss at all, and there are emotional involvements. There are no high-level structures in the fantasy.

The writing is sophisticated, the setting is novel, the plot is smooth, and the cool points are quite spot on. The author's level is higher than that of most online novels. Personally, I feel that the emotional interaction between people is a little lacking, the character descriptions can be richer, the overall structure is a bit loose at the end, and the ending seems to be rushed, which is a bit regretful.

When I open a new book, I delete the introduction to the old book. . . This approach is unacceptable

Looking at the name, it seems to be very good-looking, but I found that the introduction is missing! The catalog didn't give me a general idea, so I finally decided to give up!

The author has given up on this book. I deleted the profile, why do I still keep it?

Why should the content introduction be replaced by a new book advertisement?

Selling dog meat on a sheep's head is in name only. The Chinese Taoist priests insisted on being associated with Western magic. After reading the catalog, they were dissuaded.

After reading Chapter 866, I was really upset. The Blue Badge that I read many years ago has always been a benchmark classic in the fantasy series in my mind. But after so many years, reading this book really made me doubt my life. After so many years of writing, can a writer become more and more backward? I almost suspected that this was written by a gunman. The various character settings were unreasonable, the timeline planning was messy, and the personalities of the main plot characters were as confusing as psychopaths. One of the heroines was psychotic and perverted, and the other had disappeared since she went to sea. There was also a fan girl priest who had been upgraded to fight monsters and drifted away and never returned. The plain language throughout the text and the occasional awkward chatter are really embarrassing. It really makes people want to slap the author. You were considered a big boss in the fantasy department back then. After working for so many years, you are getting more and more back. Can you be more careful? Alas, the Saleen Metatlin in my heart is completely dead now, and his death is lighter than a feather.

The subject matter is really attractive. I am waiting for the fierce collision of different civilizations, but the author is cheating me. It has an atmospheric cultivation style at the beginning, and then it is all about Western magic settings. It seems that it is still the power system in the game. It is really disappointing!

Why no introduction? ? ? What magical operation is this?

How to put it this way, it originally had great content and settings, but with a blood feud and heavy responsibilities, and countless emotionally ambiguous scenes, the female characters had no characteristics, and it was really embarrassing to watch. I had a 100-point foundation, but I was pulled down by 30 points due to the emotional drama.

I had a headache watching it, it was very confusing, things were not explained clearly very quickly, abilities were not explained, the plot was very blunt, and the tasks were very rigid.

I have read this book on and off five times in the past few years, but I never finished it. The author failed too much in portraying the protagonist. He was burdened with a blood feud at the beginning and was short of time. As a result, the protagonist hooked up with women along the way. He neither created a cold and ruthless character nor wrote a flesh-and-blood temperament. In the end, he could only look different. They are nothing like elites trained in a super-civilized world. They behave and act like a noob.

The subject matter is really good, but the content is too confusing, ink-stained, and has no main thread.

How many chapters does the protagonist begin to rise? After reading more than 100 chapters, the protagonist is either hiding or trying to sneak around. What about invasion? Being beaten up in various ways as an invader is also awesome.

In fact, Taoism generally does not invade other worlds. All living beings are afraid of consequences, and immortals and Buddhas are afraid of causes. If it weren't for the invasion of the alien world that was about to be destroyed in the name of salvation, then the immortal Buddha who presided over the invasion of the alien world was destined to have difficulty becoming a great person. Taoists are more willing to integrate and assimilate and build blessings in the cave and heaven, which makes it easier to transcend.

Wearing the cloak of a fairy and writing about magic, I'm really speechless

Well, I'm new here. I feel that the author's plot is reasonable, the characters have intelligence, and the article is not white, but why do I find it so tiring to read? It feels like reading a textbook

Some people say that it's rationalized because the protagonist is in awe at the beginning, and then the protagonist tries his best to flatter him? Who created this god? Whether readers will buy it or not

Plunder latitude? Is it the reason for writing about vaccines?

I have read the author's book Blue Badge, and read it twice during the book shortage. There are only a handful of online books that I can read again and again. I only read this book after more than 900 chapters were written. It took me two weeks to catch up. I was dizzy when I read the comments. I am worried about my understanding but I still blame the author for the messy writing. I am convinced.

To be honest, I didn't understand much after reading Chapter 60. I didn't understand the skills, and I didn't understand what the story was about. It felt a bit boring.

How to deal with the Ghost-Eyed Mage, the Son of the Law? ? ?

? To be honest, you can write a few chapters about things in the main world at the beginning, such as preparations before the invasion, and then suddenly the plane crashed, and then there was something about the magic horse talisman, and I don't even know what talisman you are talking about? There was no sense of immersion in the first chapter, so I retreated.

Find a novel of the same type. After the protagonist travels in, he believes in the goddess of the water element and uses talismans as the main means. And the wooden man technique