A Carefree Life of Cultivation

Being born in the world and entering the world are all practices. To practice in the world is not to stand in the mortal world but look on with a superior mentality, but to truly treat yourself as a mortal when you enter the world, experience the joys and sorrows of ordinary people, and integrate yourself into nature when you are born, and understand the way of heaven and earth.

A leisurely monastic life? Where is the leisure? It was okay at first, but after entering the city, I couldn't stand it anymore. Did the idiot protagonist have no brain? Now I can't stand watching Madonna. Is the author a novice who is still studying in primary school? Does he know what society is? Think about 996, the red light district, and the migrant labor contractor. Which one is easier to get along with? The urban routine is deep.

"The Leisurely Life of Monasticism", this name is wrong. It should be called "The Lazy Life of Monasticism", leisurely cultivation of Taoism? Why can't I see it at all? It's not leisurely at all. The plot is sloppy, the overall situation is too small, and the plot is too calm. When you are in your 20s, you go back to your hometown to farm and live in a small mountain village. What excitement can there be, punishing bullies? Leading old men and women to open up wasteland? Are you okay to have some fun with the heroine? Holding a class reunion and pretending to be a slap in the face? Or help your parents build the best plantation in the world? This is not cultivating Taoism, this is cultivating agriculture. Author, maybe this is the beautiful life you yearn for and want, but it is not the plot that readers want to see!

This book only has about a hundred chapters to read, but the rest is too rubbish. From time to time, there will be an old-fashioned cliché, where a good friend is kidnapped, and the protagonist uses animals to find and rescue him, or the second generation opens a dog fighting ring and abandons the disabled dog, and the protagonist is cured but is discovered by the second generation and becomes a grudge. It's too What a cliché! This is not the point. The most disgusting thing is that the author arranged for the protagonist to be a person who knows nothing and has no ambition. He is still an ordinary student for more than a hundred chapters! The setting of this protagonist and this plot are really disgusting! Others write this kind of plot, but they still let the protagonist be smart before writing it, you...

It was a bit interesting in the countryside in the early stage, but it became more and more boring in the city later. First of all, the plot is original. The one in the countryside is a bit new. After entering the city, it has been following the same routine to promote the plot. Leisurely, that is, it is leisurely when riding bulls in the countryside. After entering the city, there is no end to the trouble. The protagonist has not grown up at all. Even after entering the city, he even became the best in the world in practicing Taoism and despised learning. I just want to say, if you don't study other things, learn more Chinese, it will save you trouble to read ancient Chinese. Oh, can you understand it at a glance and it is 100% correct? Cultivation of Taoism, if you don't see the protagonist practicing Taoism, he is completely passive and waiting for opportunities. You can even take the initiative to read more Taoist books. Neither leisurely nor monastic. Well.

To read his books, you must be prepared to abandon them in the middle and later stages. The early stage is really good and the ideas are novel. I have only seen this type of book by the author in one or two books.

Modern cultivation should focus on seizing the limited cultivation resources in the modern world to improve the realm of cultivation, rather than moving from junior high school to high school to university. Putting the cart before the horse, I might as well read pure urban novels. Everyone has reached level 4. What are you doing? Grasp urban cultivation and modern cultivation as the theme to assist urban life

The author's writing skills are still not good. He has become an urban writer when he grows up. Come on, I look forward to your cultivation novel being published in Sanjiang.

Little brat, I started writing in elementary school, and I was only in my first year of junior high school halfway through writing. Bad review.

Modern cultivators hate it most when they see someone who is rich, powerful, or powerful and calls them "Dad." I hope this isn't like this