Daoist Sect Revival System

In chaotic times, a Taoist priest descends the mountain to save the world, while a Buddhist monk closes his door to avoid disaster. A prosperous era; Taoist priests retreat to the mountains to cultivate themselves. Buddhist monks leave the mountains to make money.

After reading a few chapters, I was strongly discouraged... In the storyline involving the bracelet, a female reporter who was born out of wedlock, with a very sly tongue, said that she and her mother didn't want any official status, only a family. But she still had the nerve to flaunt herself and her mistress mother in front of the original wife. (What???

The description of the two women mentioned earlier is extremely toxic. A mistress's illegitimate daughter born into the original wife's family, and a clueless policewoman who doesn't know how she became a police officer. Uncultured, disrespectful of religion, lacks the manners to ask for favors, has princess syndrome, and is a hypocrite. I endured Chapter 8, only to succumb on the front lines of Chapter 10. Fellow cultivators, I'm taking my leave first.

This picture really suits my temperament.

I really can't stand it anymore! What's the point of using limited-use, limited-quantity Taoist magic weapons to exorcise demons and protect the righteous path? What's the use of this system? It keeps deducting lifespan and Taoist magic power, and it even mocks the protagonist. The poison is amazing, it knocks him out instantly!

The story was going so well until the beginning, and then it all fell apart because of a woman. What kind of relationship is this? She's suddenly becoming a disciple, and a woman at that? Oh my god, she's even in the news, getting interviewed and filmed?! I really can't stand this kind of thing. It felt like a good book, and after only a few chapters, you've already gone and this is happening.

While watching TV in the living room at night, Xiaoming's six-year-old daughter ran over and slapped him, yelling: "Did you eat Mommy's milk again tonight?" Xiaoming replied: "No." Daughter: You said there wasn't any, but when I ate it, there was a strong smell of smoke. Xiaoming was immediately confused. "What the hell? I don't smoke!" Click on my profile picture...

I've only watched the beginning, and I've seen a policewoman who is irritable, impulsive, rude, and illogical.

Most novels follow a tired trope: a policewoman constantly dislikes the protagonist, throws tantrums without thinking, and then gets entangled with the female lead in various ways.

I just read the first 7 chapters, and I feel like that policewoman is a major flaw. I'm wondering if there will be any more characters like that later on? If there are, I'll drop it now; if not, I'll just endure these few chapters and continue reading.