Back to the Ming Dynasty to Become a Taoist

The name is too stupid. He actually dares to call him Haotian. God Haotian is the official worshiper. . .

Pig's feet is not from this dynasty, and the so-called masters saw it, which is a big poison. I'll try the poison first

I have been chasing it for a long time and I will keep chasing it.

Therefore, the daily guide is just a random recommendation

I abandoned the chapter when I saw the heroine die. The protagonist is like someone else's puppet, being manipulated to live. He is a half-bucket of water magic who takes care of other people's business every day. As a result, a lot of his teammates die, and he lives by the halo of the protagonist. The heroine was killed by a pig demon, and the protagonist didn't even think about avenging her, but just lived on his own. It's pretty cool to watch.

When I saw Chapter 58, I thought the author would change the setting of the protagonist who is like a time traveler. After all, he is a time traveler. But after so many chapters, Xiaobai is still a novice. He screams about his unworldly destiny every day, but I can't see that the protagonist is like a time traveler. Not to mention that it takes a second, but you should have some common sense. I just want to complain after saying so much. I also know that the author will not change it, and even if he changes it, it is none of my business. Bye-Bye

His father's name is Li Yunlong. In ancient times, some people dared to use "dragon" as their name.

Isn't the Eight-Nine Mysterious Technique the magical power of the three eyes? When did it become Yuan Hong's?

Has the author read the years when I was a Taoist priest? The writing style is similar, but the protagonist of that book is not reborn. It is okay to be cute in childhood. You, who was in your twenties in your previous life, seem to have lost your mind after being reborn. You behave like a child. It is very embarrassing.

The writing is great... Except the subject matter was not chosen well. This is a dead end. The Taoist priests in our country look good, but look at which Taoist priests have other relatives besides his apprentices. The five degenerations of Taoist priests are not only reflected in themselves, but also their relatives and friends. If you want to refute me, read Taoist books. Don't refute me with novels. The Five Decline of Heaven and Man is the punishment imposed by heaven upon a Taoist priest who has reached the limit, and it does not necessarily mean he has great magic power. To be honest, if it's not about ancient themes, I can just write about otherworldly things, such as cultivating immortals in otherworldly worlds.