Seeking the Dao Across Ten Thousand Worlds

Mr. Ren is constantly being destroyed by time travellers. It's time to establish a monster protection association. What do fellow Taoists think?

It feels a little unreasonable to admit one's master by dripping blood. You said that if a person gets a weapon-type spiritual treasure, I don't know. If he kills someone with the spiritual treasure, will the person who was killed be able to identify his master by dripping blood?

In Star Transformation, you, a quasi-sage, are on par with Tianzun, and you also say that Piaoyu Tianzun is on par with Hongjun, who has not yet joined the Tao. Are you poisonous?

In fact, why is there such a big debate between the Zhetian system and the Anhuang system? I think it's because according to the setting, the Great Desolation must be much higher than Zhetian, whether in terms of world level, number of creatures, and time. But there are many peerless geniuses among Chen Dong's Zhetian. They are deeply rooted in people's hearts in terms of their character and wisdom. Many of them are actually very charming, especially when they have overcome life and death difficulties and struggled on the border of death. Whether they are decent or villains, they will bring great touching to people. On the other hand, Honghuangliu novels do not have these. In most Honghuangliu novels, the characters in them feel like they are just mortals with power. They rely on birth, luck and merit, magic weapons, and background. The real struggle, struggle, and struggle are all absent or not well expressed. Just like the saints at the pinnacle of prehistoric times were destined by fate without any effort at all. It feels like if you just throw someone in, you can do as well as them if you have their qualifications, luck, etc. In addition, even the garbage in the protagonist's previous life can actually become a golden immortal. It is really hard for people to accept that such a group of mediocre people can be superior to so many talented people. They were all born in a time of great strife, and their character, aptitude, magnanimity, wisdom, etc. Are all extraordinary. How could he be inferior to those mediocre people in the prehistoric times who relied on their background and destiny. The setting is reasonable, but emotionally it's really unacceptable. For example, if the saint Zhunti is thrown into the sky, it is difficult for people to believe that he can do better than the ruthless people with his perseverance. It's mainly a matter of writing style. Chen Dong described the characters in "Zhetian" very well. It can be said that from a spiritual point of view, no one is a mortal, and everyone is a charming hero. If you want the prehistoric to be superior to Zhetian, you have to write about their charm. You can't let the giants in the prehistoric become mortals with power, and some are even like the little gangsters in the city.

The protagonist is originally from the human race, and Nuwa is no different from her mother, yet she is unwilling to kneel down and worship her. It would be understandable if the demon clan joined the human clan. In these three lifetimes, he was still a coy person.

The first Uncle Jiu World just repeated the plot lines and characters' actions. Except for the occasional protagonist's name, I thought I was watching a text version of the movie 🙂

The writing is fine, but the main character is too mentally retarded.

This is based on the original play, and then the pig's feet are added as an insignificant supporting role. The plot has not changed at all. The author is really stupid. Why not just copy it? The protagonist is no longer needed.

Beginner peak, intermediate peak and so on every time, is it just for water? And the later stage of Dzogchen and the peak of later stage of Dzogchen? Now that everything has reached Consummation, what's the point of being a ghost? The water doesn't have to be this color either😱

I ran away when I saw Baguio's little loli... Is there no protagonist who doesn't have loli disease?