The Greatest Taoist Temple in History

When I saw that two girls were forced to live in a Taoist temple, and a policewoman appeared, I gave up. This book has obviously deteriorated. Although Zhengyi allows marriage, the later development and ambiguity with various women have become a major theme in the book. I really feel that it has deteriorated. Of course, there are many readers who like that kind of taste. I wish the author success.

These are all things I encountered while reading the book. If there are any omissions, leave a comment below. I will add or delete them as soon as I see them. List the poisonous points of this book: 1. Poisoning - the plot is not very new. It almost advances the plot by solving ghosts for people, but the protagonist can always find something different. It's almost the same as the previous book 2. Very poisonous - in the early stage, the twins staying in the Taoist temple were very poisonous. The author made the twins and the protagonist crazy and ambiguous, but in the later stage, they gradually disappeared. But it doesn't really matter, you can just endure some chapters, you can skip it, but you will miss some more important plots 3. Xiaodu - there are many female characters, and the main male characters generally do not appear in the plot. The only one who has more scenes, Gu Taisan, only helps the protagonist wipe the butt after he is done. It is not considered highly toxic, so you can ignore it 4. Slightly toxic - there are many female characters but no heroine, but this is not a big problem, as many books now do not have heroines. So why do so many people talk about harem? But if the heroine is Xiao Hei, it would be too showy 5. To be deleted - the author's current preparation is not enough, and the previous life writing is not very attractive, but... The last book thought that Li Yun was the Erlang Shen, but the author made a wave of tricks at the end, so wait and see 6. Ignore it for now - the protagonist does crazy things and shows extraordinary power many times. There is no movement in the country, but there seem to be many people similar to the protagonist in the world background, so you can ignore it 7. Slightly poisonous - the protagonist is weak from beginning to end. The protagonist did not become an immortal from the last book to the end, but the problem is not big. Currently, he is still invincible, except for one Except for zombies, they are all invincible 8. Xiaodu - the combat power value is a bit low. According to the Maoshan guy, the protagonist is already a half-immortal, but the villain who appears can kill the protagonist casually (regardless of the system) 9. Xiaodu - the villain is almost It's all whitewashed, and there is even a villain who gives the protagonist a friend 10. Xiaodu - the author seems to have some understanding of Taoism, but it's not a big problem. Most of them come to see Chicken Soup anyway, and they don't have high requirements for this 11. Xiaodu - the protagonist Having experienced a lot of things but with almost no change in character, this... Most people should be able to understand 12. Poisoning, to be deleted - the protagonist's growth depends entirely on the system, and he has not practiced it himself, but it seems to have improved, at least the protagonist has begun to rely on himself. I already understand that the system is not omnipotent 13. Little Poison - The plot is like a single-player game. The characters in the article have almost no interaction with the protagonist after the mission is over, huh... But I feel that the author handled this aspect well and it is not too poisonous 14. Poisoning - the protagonist's personality does not conform to Taoist concepts and he has pretended to be cool in front of the crowd many times. The author handles this point well, and it is basically impossible to see that the protagonist is deliberately showing off; the protagonist is afraid of flying swords. Although I understand the author's idea, it is seriously inconsistent with the image of Taoism 15. Xiaodu - the previous article and the following article do not match. It seems that there is only one point at present, ignore it 16. There is no transition between the plots, not at all. After one ends, the next one starts immediately, daily life? Doesn't exist. 17. The protagonist's character, um... How to put it? I can't think of a good word to describe it. Some people reacted to chapters 94 and 95. Just go and read it and you'll know. ps: Don't take some irrational posts to heart, and don't criticize them, otherwise they will only bring hatred to the author. ps: I hope you can help me upvote them. Don't let the top ones (beep——) affect the author and the performance of the book.

How many trolls did the author hire to help you attack these negative reviews?

Suddenly I realized that the author didn't seem to have deleted any book reviews. Even though many people who had never read the book were scolding him very harshly, I didn't see him deleting it. It reminds me of a sentence I read: Believe it or not, don't hinder me from cultivating immortality. The author can also say: Whether you want to read it or not, don't stop me from writing novels🤭🤭🤭

It's like this again. Taoist priests have no ability at all. The system rewards are all the same as game skills. They are still Taoists. Please ask the author to find out what Taoist priests need to learn. It would be good to watch more Lin Zhengying's movies. The system rewards these to be Taoist priests. Also, the direct reward skills are just like playing a game. You can master the skills directly, but there is no principle. You know it but don't know why. It's not a system. Reward more Taoist classics and books that allow you to practice your own skills. Giving a skill directly will always make you a slave to the system.

I came to see Taoist cultivation and Taoist culture, but I saw the growth of Superman, bye bye

If you are looking for a Taoist temple, you can give up. It cannot be said that the Taoism written in it is not rigorous, it can be said that it has nothing to do with it. After reading dozens of chapters of this novel, it can be speculated that the follow-up will be a pretentious novel with a female water word count as the content, and the core is not Taoism. You can't just stay overnight in a Taoist temple. In the book, a pair of vases settle in the Taoist temple. You read that right, it's like a hotel. There are no rules for Taoist priests or Taoist temples, so you can do whatever you want to show off. That's probably it

I'm scared off by the author's fans... They are all so irritable.

I don't know if it is because of the addition of the system, but this work is becoming more and more like a childish single-player game - a cutscene, a conversation between two or three people, changing scenes, talking, killing monsters, getting rewards, continuing the conversation... Endlessly. Everyone revolves around the protagonist and has a stereotyped conversation with the protagonist when it is time to appear, start a plot and then quickly disappear. The protagonist receives system rewards, but these NPCs have no emotional communication with the protagonist at all, and have no impact on the protagonist at all. What the protagonist was like in the first ten chapters, and what he has been like in the last few chapters, makes people wonder whether the protagonist has gone through so much because of the plot or the author's need to code? Why does the protagonist insist on running a Taoist temple? In other words, why should we cultivate this Taoist priest? Is it to solve problems that could not be solved before? Judging from the article, the protagonist was poor before. If making money is the goal, then becoming an Internet celebrity will solve all the problems, and the whole book can be completed in 30 chapters. In fact, the whereabouts of parents may be a point, but the author neither shows the emotional connection between the protagonist and his parents, nor turns this point into motivation for moving forward. All other problems can be solved by just pressing Enter. In the end, all the evaluation criteria fell to the "incense value". Could it be that in Chapter 100, the Internet celebrity Taoist temple welcomed a large number of onlookers, the incense report, the Taoist temple unexpectedly evolved to the Yuqing Palace, and the whole drama ended? In the previous article, titles such as "Ten Taoist Priests" occasionally appeared. I thought that the protagonist would go through some competition and get this title and then advance based on it. However, in the next second, the protagonist was easily crushed by the protagonist at the top of the ranking list. Then the North and South Taoist systems appeared, thinking that the protagonist would go south for a fight, but in the next second, the Maoshan Longhu Mountain Taoists were crushed by the protagonist. From the beginning to the end, it feels like the game is played by the protagonist alone. There is neither an opponent of the same size as the protagonist, nor a competitor with the same attributes as the protagonist. So it is better to say that it is the only gym in history. How can he be the best? The title of the article emphasizes "history" and the article emphasizes the Tang Dynasty many times. Will the protagonist travel through time and space to crush the ancestors? I don't like playing single player games. When you first start playing this kind of game, you may want to carefully read the plot, watch the cutscenes, and understand the plot, but after four or five plots, you can't help but press Enter when you see the dialogue, and ESC when you see the animation. There is only one question in your mind, how many times do you have to press Enter to complete this monotonous game? But then again, what's the point of beating this kind of game?

The bland plot of this book makes people read it, and every subtle word has human emotions. The author writes about human nature so that people can't help but think of reality after reading it. Whether it is the love between men and women or family, the ugliness of human nature or the unswerving faith, people can think of the facts and feel the same in an instant.