Taoist Temple in the Mountains

Dear readers, I take two days off every month. The specific time is to be determined, but it will not exceed two days. Because I am so handsome and I don't have a girlfriend, I really can't figure it out, so I want to go out more and get in touch with more girls 😃😃😃 Maybe one day I will hook up! Please bless me to get rid of being single as soon as possible🥺🥺🥺I love your authors❤️❤️❤️

I feel very ironic when I see the medical qualification certificate. A good policy is more beneficial to ordinary people. There are all kinds of satires in various novels. Having a certificate can't explain anything. It is true that doctors with good medical skills may be missed, but it can screen out more liars without medical skills. Moreover, it is not difficult for a doctor with good medical skills to pass the medical qualification certificate examination.

The protagonist doesn't feel like a Taoist priest. Taoist priests pay attention to escaping from the world and staying away from the world, so Taoist temples are generally located deep in the mountains. From ancient times to the present, except for Taoist priests who come down from the mountain in troubled times, they have closed the door to thank guests at other times. Except for royal ones like Wudang. Monks are more scheming and utilitarian, wishing for prosperity, but in troubled times they stay behind closed doors to avoid disaster. The master asked the protagonist to pass on the skills and Taoism. Instead of being prosperous and having many disciples. This is completely inconsistent with Taoist priests.

Post a comment, this is not a Taoist priest, but a young man who is pretending to be a leader! The reason is that Taoist priests generally do not invite people around when they see them. They only place a square table in an open space in the Taoist temple and brew a bowl of thirst-quenching tea. No one will be invited into the Taoist temple. Furthermore, you will not accept gifts from tourists, because it means that you have accepted this person's good karma, and if he encounters any difficulties in the future, you will inevitably end up in trouble for it. In Buddhism, it is called connecting cause and effect. So when you see this, you understand that this is a pretentious article.

I don't know if it will be an eunuch, but I hope it won't disappoint us readers. Even if it's watery, I still have to finish it, right?

Several times I had to be plotted by others to save people, and I had to accept disciples. Taoism and teaching were not that cheap, so I went.

The protagonist cannot have a girlfriend! First of all, he is a Taoist priest, and he is a Taoist priest who wholeheartedly promotes Wenfeng Temple and inherits the mantle of his master. Secondly, in previous chapters, Taoist priests like him have mentioned that they do not eat meat or kill animals, let alone marry a wife. Therefore, they cannot write about the protagonist having a girlfriend and falling in love. If so, I will probably abandon the article. I hope you can work hard!

Failed novel Although I have only read five chapters, the writing started to be rubbish. What a fat man and a logistics puppy. Everything has made me lose interest. Shouldn't I write more about villagers?

Suddenly I thought of this book. It's a pity that the eunuch is the eunuch. I left a message to commemorate it. At that time, I saw the book Tang Xiaobao abandoned.

That apprentice was disgusting! Abandoned.

I was poisoned when I saw the apprenticeship. I'm sorry, so I have to withdraw first 😰

I thought it was quite interesting at first, but when I watched "The Apprentice" I couldn't stand it anymore. I didn't accept it at first, but I was killed for being a swindler. Didn't I say at the beginning that I practiced martial arts? I practiced martial arts to perform?

It's quite good. I've reached chapter 51. If I want to accept a disciple, I won't read it. The most annoying book is about accepting a disciple and a book about calling the main character "big brother" when you meet him.

Trash, a loser, always kidnapped by morality, like a dog

I don't know why I don't like Tang Xiaobao a little bit now. It was good at first, but now the more I write about it, the more I hate it.

I have abandoned the book, and I am increasingly confused about what the author is writing about. Also, is the protagonist in your book Lin Wenfeng or Tang Xiaobao? Damn, the number of words written about Tang Xiaobao is half as much as that of Lin Wenfeng. He writes trivial things all day long without knowing what he is doing. He writes nonsense, and now it is also anti-theft. It was very easy to write about it before, but now it is so useless to prevent it. It is basically a scam.

In less than 5 chapters, you have already knelt down to money. What else is there to cultivate? It's none of your business that they have money, and they still use the title of "you" as a distinguished guest. Originally, you just treat them indifferently, and then they treat illnesses and save people, and they are immediately found to be strange people. You don't need to look at the old routine. Later, it is also a very poisonous routine of a certain boss who is seriously ill and is invited to treat...

Come on, author, for the time being, I still think of cultivating immortals, rather than the so-called escalation of murder and robbery. Everyone is selfish to death, and will go against the will of heaven or earth whether they come or not. That is not cultivating immortality at all, but the logic of bandits and robbers. It was imposed on Chinese mythology under the influence of Western ideas. It is not at all consistent with the ideas in Taoist classics, nor is it consistent with the five thousand years of Chinese thought. The above is just my personal opinion. Anyway, the current Xianxia genre is basically unbearable. My favorite Xianxia so far is Guan Pingchao, but there hasn't been a new one for a long time, hehe.

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It's been two years and there's still no update. Forget it. See you again when we are destined.

I had to endure it for a long time. Although it was a little bit irritating, I could still endure it. Until that time, Tang Xiaobao compromised and became the protagonist's disciple because of his father's threats and demands, and even made fun of the protagonist. The protagonist is good. He refuses to accept it at first, but later he teaches martial arts. Then Tang Xiaobao calls him master, and he becomes master and apprentice. . . Really speechless! Now it's so hard to find something that I can watch, with a normal protagonist, and one that combines knowledge and action! ! !

The protagonist retreats from the world to cultivate and covets glory, and takes Tang Xiaobao as his disciple. I gave up immediately when I saw this.

I thought I was busy working in the city and wanted to live in seclusion, but in the end I couldn't stand the loneliness and couldn't give up the thought of vanity and showing off, the glitz of being noble in front of others. I'm talking about both the protagonist and the author, abandoning the book

Eunuch, I've been waiting for you for a year without updating.

Come on, come on, you can't bury a good book, you must finish it! 👍👍👍

Only after reading Chapter 9 did I realize that I still don't know who the Taoist temple worships.

The book is no longer written? This……

He also talked to deer, said nonsensical things, and saw embarrassment and drama! Then you help someone when you see them. Originally, they were about to have a car accident, and you gave them a charm. How can they be so virtuous and capable, just because they have met you? Do you want to save the world? At least others must do good deeds and have merit before giving the talisman to keep them safe. If you see an injured person on the roadside, you can save it. If you give the talisman to anyone you meet in advance, the Buddha will be inferior to you!