Taoist Cultivation System

I! A nine-year-old bookworm, I read more than seventy chapters of this magical book but my energy is not enough and I am exhausted! I don't know about the future of this book, but the protagonist opens his mouth and talks about your mother and father, etc., Which is completely inconsistent with the character of a person who grew up in a Taoist temple! It is also not in line with the concepts of Taoism. I heard from book friends that people in the Taoist sect have been fighting among themselves, being dark, and having no IQ! I have reason to suspect that the system was created by Buddha and disguised! Just want to uproot the Dao Sect! To sum it up, it is a book about the underworld. The author is a monk. The identification is completed! If you like Taoism, please don't read this book. As for those people in the comment section who just have bad money, just laugh at it as a joke. After all, they also have to eat! If you really want to see it, I can only wish you high poison resistance~

A villain is still alive after hundreds of chapters! It's so toxic that I can't stand it! Fortunately, the first 100 chapters start to be full of wisdom later on! It's written as if there are not many good people in Taoism! Then you are so excited! Let's kill them all, okay? He also wrote that pig's feet are of extraordinary quality! When I was 3 years old, I went up a mountain and I didn't know how to do anything without a system! All kinds of poisonous spots! I can't stand it anymore! Goodbye

1. When I saw Chapter 602, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The various insidious villains in the Taoist sect are written here. They are like local ruffians. They have read the scriptures for decades in vain? ? ? 2. Apart from upgrading the Taoist temple and selling talismans, selling blueprints is of no use in the system? 3. The protagonist has already slain dragons and dragons, but others still treat him like a bastard? ? ? 4. Others have defiled your Taoist temple and destroyed the statues of gods. Isn't this sworn hatred and it ends with killing two people? ? ? ? 5. Others are trying to play with your sister and mess with your family, but you still tell them the rules? ? ? ? 6. Taoism is about cultivating one's moral character, but it's not like others are killing your whole family and sitting on your neck and shitting on you, yet you are still cultivating one's moral character Are you sure you are doing it for the revitalization of Taoism? ? ? ***It's the Taoist destruction system, right?

I thought it was an article about the development of the Taoist sect, but it turned out to be an article about pretending to be a slap in the face. I thought it was an online IQ book, but it turned out to be a book that forcibly lowers IQ. I originally thought a few poison spots would be fine, but they are one after another.

After reading more than seventy chapters, I came here to write a negative review. If you say it's good, give it a shot. If you have money, we can do it together. The subject matter of this book is indeed fresh, but no matter how good the ingredients are, people have to cook them. Dogs cannot be used to cook, not to mention that it pooped a lot💩. . . . . First of all, the protagonist grew up in a Taoist temple. It is true that he was born and raised by his parents, but the old Taoist priest does not seem to be a person without character. How could he teach someone to be wise and spew shit. Secondly, all the others, whether they are Taoist priests or monks, are unreasonable and naive, and they will irritate people when they come up. Then Ruizhi (I don't want to call him the protagonist, let's call him wise) is really not suitable for cultivating Taoism. He is definitely good at being in society. Anyway, he has no Taoist heart. He can't do things but his brain is called true temperament, double standards, loves to beat people, and has no sympathy. I heard that he is still very depressed in the future (he deserves it). This kind of person should work in society for a few years, otherwise this temper will really poke eyes👀.

The beginning was okay, but the more I read, the more uncomfortable I became. After reading more than 900 chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore. Cats and dogs are all real people. The full text is about abuse, including friends. There are a lot of illogicalities in the logic. Apart from other things, there are so many people who can slay dragons, and the dragon treasure is so useful, but no one wants to steal the monsters, but instead they want to steal the protagonist? The supporting characters are too extreme, ranging from real people to mortals.

You see, Nanya must be the last big boss. He will always be disgusting and will never die. The author will always keep him, because if he is not kept, the author will not know how to write, and there will be no opponent 🙂🙂🙂

I have one thing to say, the subject matter is good and the story is quite interesting But it is just that the story is interesting, the behavior of the characters is completely inconsistent with the setting of the article, and the behavior of the characters is forcibly changed for the sake of the plot. Didn't the author think carefully before writing? As a relatively successful businessman, there is no minimum hypocrisy and coercion. All the thoughts in the heart are written on the face; also, a star is a public figure, even if he has a lot of energy behind him, he will never pay attention to his own image. Lee Keun Suk's behavior runs counter to the identity of the first-line star set in the article. There are many more, not listed here. I have never understood why the author is so violent. Is it a person who gets angry when he sees the protagonist? Does it mean that when writing a novel, you have to use slap-in-the-face routines, so you can't write it more normally? Is there anyone in real life who would just bully or beat someone up? Just because it looks unpleasant? They're all just hanging out in society, don't you understand why they don't make enemies randomly? Must everyone be the enemy? Originally, I thought it would be a little more poisonous for the sake of the plot. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I really couldn't bear it. The supporting character Jiang Zhi is understandable, after all, it is a novel, but you also have to have an IQ. You know you can't afford to offend, but you still do it? Even animals know how to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. Even if the supporting characters are smart, why is the protagonist so zz? Can't you write a normal article so that readers can read it comfortably? Or is it that the author dislikes too many readers and wants to drive away some of them? This is my first comment, if there is anything wrong, please feel free to comment

Short review: With a system that is cute, cute, with few words and few scenes, the male protagonist revitalizes the Taoist sect, while also farming, raising snakes, and raising a wolf. Book title: "Taoist Cultivation System" Author: Lian Dai Jiaren Keywords: urban life, system, Taoism, spirits, farming Commentator: Wuge Link to work: Introduction: Buddhism flourished while Taoism declined. In order to solve the problem of Taoist incense, the Taoist gods launched a Taoist poverty alleviation plan and jointly created the "Taoist Temple Cultivation System". Chen Yang, a young Taoist priest from an unknown Taoist temple, was selected by the system to become a pioneer in revitalizing the Taoist sect. "From today on, the task of the rise and fall of Taoism will be handed over to me!" This is a story about the cultivation of Taoism. Book Review: "Taoist Cultivating System" is both the title of this article and the name of the system. The title of the book can give readers a general idea that this article is a systematic article about Taoist temples and Taoist priests, allowing readers to have a certain orientation towards this article. The first sentence of the introduction is "Buddhism prospers, Taoism declines", which tells the initial starting point of the plot of this article and points out the dilemma that the male protagonist faces and needs to be solved. The gods of the Taoist sect have joined forces to create a "Taoist cultivation system". The male protagonist Chen Yang is the most unknown little Taoist priest in the Taoist temple, and he is instantly given a golden finger - that is, the system and the occasional help from the gods. In an environment where "Buddhism is prosperous and Taoism is in decline", how will the male protagonist Chen Yang revitalize Taoism? The beginning of the text depicts a dilapidated and unknown Taoist temple in the wild mountains. The male protagonist Chen Yang is twenty years old. His master died two years ago. He was about to return to secular life and come down the mountain but was selected by the system. There is no conspiracy, cold-faced coercion or bargaining in this system. After all, it was created by the gods to revitalize the Taoism. It is very decent and the most important thing is that it is super cute. The system and the male protagonist are loving father and son, good reviews! However, the first step was to ask him to raise 1 million to repair the Taoist temple within a week, which was a bit difficult. After a series of refreshing plot twists, the funds were complete, the heavenly soldiers and heavenly generals repaired the Taoist temple in one day, and the main plot of this article was also enriched and quickly unfolded. Although there is a system, Taoism needs to be practiced by oneself. The system prepared a series of "Learning Pain Plans" for the male protagonist Chen Yang and eventually made the male protagonist fall in love with learning. There is a golden finger, but it is not so big that it is boundless. It is not a brainless slap in the face with a golden finger. The male protagonist is still a down-to-earth hard worker, which is well received. From expelling female ghosts to raising little ghosts in the Shu family to... To reviving the military souls who died in foreign lands... To now rescuing fellow sect members and Wong Tai Sin kneeling down to worship. The plot of the full text is compact and interlocking. It is touching, angry, joyful, enlightened, surging patriotism, and refreshing to punish evil. From beginning to end, this article gave me very rich emotional changes and moved me emotionally. The author's writing style is excellent. Sometimes the writing is ups and downs, and sometimes it is slow and slow. There are cheerful and relaxing farming plots, and there are also various exciting plots with twists and turns that make people want to stop reading. And the article contains a lot of knowledge. For example: "donor" is a Taoist usage borrowed from after Buddhism was introduced to my country; "lay Buddhist" refers to a person who practices Taoism at home; the head of a Taoist temple is called "abbot" (Buddhism is also a Taoist religion borrowed from after it entered our country); Taoism naturally emphasizes following one's heart, and monks want to save all sentient beings. The differences between Taoism and Buddhism. Wait a minute... This article has three correct views and is rich in knowledge. I highly recommend it. Recommended number of stars: five stars ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️ Explanation: The author updates five times a day, but I still don't enjoy it enough. What should I do? The point is that every update after midnight makes me uncomfortable.

This is a very inspiring book, and it makes me feel bad to spend even a penny to read it. There is no most poisonous thing, only more poisonous ones.

Being poisoned. It was so fucking stupid. The Third Patriarch even knelt down in front of the door. As a result, FM was demolished from behind. Is it possible that a small cultivator with a declining Dharma in this world is better than the Third Patriarch? This is not an obscene temple. Isn't it clear that cutting down mountains and destroying temples involves life and death? This is no longer a personal matter, it is a battle at a higher level such as orthodoxy, legal principles and so on. If the other party hardly bows, it will be a fight to the death.

I would like to give a suggestion to book friends who have not yet fallen into the trap. If you want to read a novel that is refreshing and invincible, I suggest you not to fall into the trap, because the villain in this novel has an IQ, and the protagonist always suffers from boredom because he is too young and inexperienced, although he can always find a way to fight back afterwards. But... This novel is really not suitable for those book lovers who like to see the weak villains being unilaterally crushed by the protagonists. The villain Nanya Old Ghost is indeed disgusting, but isn't this a sign of having an online IQ? It wouldn't be normal if a 20-year-old kid like the protagonist, a 20-year-old kid like the protagonist, could easily deal with a bad old man like Nan Ya. It is true that reading the pictures in the novel is refreshing, but this novel is really not a refreshing novel. It depends on the refreshing novels such as "Shaolin Master", "*** with the Infinity Gauntlet", "Rebirth of the *** System"... Etc.🤫

The subject matter is pretty good, but the content is completely uninteresting. I read more than 300 chapters. Basically, someone provoked him and slapped him in the face. Now there is this Taoist temple, then there is another Taoist temple, and now there is a Taoist priest, and now there is a monk and a calligrapher? I guess it's the same routine from beginning to end. It's boring.

These chapters are too watery. A protagonist with an infinite halo is constantly disgusted by a foundation-building Nanya. Let me go. Is there no content to write?

Regarding the title issue, when I first read it, the protagonist called the fat man at the beginning the benefactor. Isn't this the name of a Buddhist monk? Taoists call ordinary people. I just searched on Baidu and found that they should be called lay people and believers. This is a novel that promotes Taoism. Even the most basic names are wrong. . . I don't know if it was changed later or not.

After seeing more than 580 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. I haven't made any progress in Taoist practice, and I feel aggrieved. In order to improve the word count, I estimate that a book will have 2,000 chapters. I don't think I can afford to spend a few hundred yuan on it. It's crazy! If you have the ability, publish it and let's see how much you charge!

To be honest, the author couldn't put it down when I first read it, but after slaying the dragon, I felt like I had changed to another author. I read every chapter and skipped to the end, feeling that I could still catch the plot. It's okay to write a book, but when it becomes like this, it becomes more and more annoying the more you read it. If you think I don't have much fan value and don't care, then just pretend that I didn't say it.

I hope the author will not be affected by the negative comments and trolls in the comment area. Most of them are professional trolls, and there are also a few jealous authors. Come on, author.

To be honest, the author is just looking for trouble for the protagonist, and there is no need to write about Taoist people in such a bad way. There are so many Taoist friends, but Fachu and his master are the only ones who get along with the protagonist. They always use Taoist scum to gain fame and reputation.

After reading the introduction and the beginning, it seems that I plagiarized the old man and wanted to return to secular life. He didn't even change the template and just copied it?

Chapter 650 is really unbearable. The plot is too long. A fourteen-year-old girl is almost as good as a real person. And she said it is for the development of Taoism. She also said that training is not for fighting and killing. How many have you killed in less than a year after getting the system? The most important thing is that after the 200 chapters, it feels like at least 150 chapters have been lost.

Stop writing, author, and sell the book to a studio. What you wrote is really a waste of subject matter. People always think that the protagonist is a brainless eunuch, stupid and eggless. There are 1,000 chapters, and you haven't even killed a few people. He is just like a ***

The previous plot was very attractive to me, and the concept was very good. However, when the training level appeared later, it felt that it did not match the previous one. The writing in the early stage was very good. After the training level appeared, it felt more and more off-kilter. I also felt that the host strength of other gyms that appeared in the early stage was too weak in the later stage. Especially when I saw that other three parties were arranged for the distribution of the dojo, I became more and more speechless. In the early days, good people often appeared in Taoist sects. However, the Taoist sect characters that appeared later were all insidious villains who bullied the weak and feared the strong. No wonder the three schools of Confucianism, Wushu, and Buddhism caught the Taoist sect and bullied them 🐷

The author was sent to reincarnation by a poor Taoist, laymen should not think about it❤️

2.69 Million words, 1043 chapters, two all-nighters. It looked okay from the beginning, not to mention the supporting roles. The passage from the beginning of the dojo construction to the completion of the dojo construction was really annoying. I didn't know what was going on. I felt that this section could be used in a new novel called the Medical Cultivation System. It was completely out of touch with the previous ones and had no connection with the hundreds of chapters that followed. Forced word count. Almost a thousand chapters have passed since the battle for the dojo. The protagonist is still 20 years old, and his reputation is still unknown in Jiangnan. Let alone Jiangnan, there are all kinds of supporting characters in Jiangnan who have seen the protagonist's awesomeness and are begging to be slapped in the face. The protagonist's growth is too slow. That's awesome. How did I stay up two nights to read these 2.69 Million words? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

The more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel. Is this written about a scholar? Jianghu is cloaked in the skin of Taoism, what is it? The core purpose is to know nothing. Why don't you know what you wrote? System, what is the goal? I have been looking at it for so long and I still can't figure out what it is. Give me my eyes

The mindless articles from a few years ago are very poisonous

I finished reading it in one go, and I feel like it was a bit skewed. The force value is getting higher and higher, and monsters dare to openly cause trouble. Ordinary people still don't know about this world. I hope it can be written better and better. It's not easy to see the author's recent situation.

The book written by me, Jio, is off-kilter. It is all about intrigues between Taoist sects. . . The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes. . .

The system flows smoothly. The theme is a bit unpopular. The protagonist is a young Taoist priest who is selected by the system to run a Taoist temple on the mountain and solve various problems encountered by pilgrims or passers-by. The overall style is relaxed and humorous, and the main line is clear. You can get good rewards by completing the tasks given by the system. You can also draw a lottery to give Taoist magic treasures to connect to the next plot, which can basically come in handy. The pace is fast and the plot is smooth. It's a lot of fun but also a little bit poisonous. The character design of the protagonist is okay, there are flaws, but also righteousness and positive energy. The interactive dialogue with the system is also interesting, which is suitable for killing time. Some of the villains that appear are relatively intellectual and emotional, but they still have obvious levels and upgrades.