Taoist Temple Development System

What's today's update? When I see the climax, I want to slay the dragon The old man you're talking about, I've read these books too, and they all have their own merits. Come on, author💪💪💪I'll keep an eye on you

I found this book last night and read it in one sitting. I just want to say that I am sorry for the recommendation vote for this book. I only have a few monthly votes and a small amount of effort. I hope the author will not give up.

This book was off topic from the beginning. I wanted to follow the old monk and return to the secular world, but ended up creating a background world with Taoism. Please, not to mention that in a background world with Taoism, it is one thing to hide the existence of Taoist ghosts. In this background world alone, Taoism cannot decline. And the author himself also wrote a lot of Taoist priests. Oh, how can Taoism, which even has dozens of dragon-slaying Taoist practices, fall so far that it requires the gods in the sky to personally work together to create a "system" to revive Taoism? How to revive? The official 97 offices can only serve as civil servants in front of the Taoists. Every secret realm needs Taoist secretaries. For Huang Jing, who can dominate with his younger brother, the power of the Taoists can be imagined! If it weren't for the strong pressure from the authorities, almost everyone in the world would not believe in Sanqing! With such a reputation, why should it be revitalized? It's just like the sun is rising. Also, from the very beginning, he was bragging that the protagonist's destiny was very good, that he could eat the treasures of nature, materials and earth as food, and that he could slay the dragon with all his faith. However, he couldn't even beat the baseless Nanya who was harvesting ginseng everywhere. . . Those trolls, maybe you can't see what I said. But I still say this: As you said, you can get out! I subscribed, but I can't stand it anymore, so I'm leaving. I paid to watch it, so I should be qualified to say it, right? If you think what I said is not good, please get out. Finally, novels are all fake, but fake novels also need logic. Those who say you should read novels when you are smart, do you really deserve to read novels? I have been reading novels for twelve years and have read many novels. There are many good ones and some bad ones. One of the authors said this, the novels are all fake. But a fake novel that can't even fool you, do you still want others to read it? Every person who reads novels has a world of his own in his heart.

The monthly ticket quota for the month has been voted out, and the four recommended votes per day have also been voted out.

Indeed, as many people have said, the whole plot begins to fall apart from Dragon Slaying. In the early stage, it relied on hot searches to maintain its popularity. From the flood control in Lingshan Lake, it stands to reason that the protagonist should seize the opportunity to develop Taoist temples, but in the end he did not. The founder of Lingwei Temple knelt at the door of the Taoist temple in two waves. So many Taoist abbots knew about it, so they never thought about why? The incident in Dulong Village is over. Logically speaking, the protagonist should have gained some reputation, but in the end, he was still stepped on. Who gave Liu Yuanji the courage to provoke the protagonist and the surnamed Wen, and finally became one of his own? After slaying the dragon, the protagonist should have a certain reputation, but the Taoist temple was smashed. The Taoist temple that exceeded the standard by 700 times was made of paper? After killing Huang Jing, no one would dare to mess with him, but Yu Chengzi was shocked. After getting Yu Chengzi, he came to Nanya and played a conspiracy inside, which led to Shangzhen's family being wiped out, but in the end no one suspected Nanya. Seeing this, the protagonist was manipulated throughout the whole process, and the system was useless. Just like Huang Dongting said, without the protection of the two uncles, the protagonist would have died long ago. After reading six to seven hundred pictures, the protagonist can only find some sense of presence in ordinary people, and the people from the Taoist sect are in a state of insanity the whole time. The entire plot is about internal fighting within the Taoist sect, and there is no hope for the revitalization of the Taoist sect. The content is totally different from the title of the book.

How should I put it? I gave up. It disgusted me. Author, you are probably from the underworld. Do you still use the pig's feet plug-in? It's like a FW, especially since Nanya has been able to keep him alive for so long. Are you planning to keep him alive until the finale? The Taoist sect here is filled with all kinds of scum and scum. There are threats from monsters outside and other sects as enemies and internal fights. This Taoist sect should be destroyed as soon as possible. It cannot be ruled out that the author hired someone to write for him. The gap between the before and after is too big.

The plot is dragging, really, it's too dragging. I can't say anything when I see that the protagonist in more than 700 chapters is still 20 years old. The year of turning 20 is really troubled. The author wants the protagonist to develop a Taoism, so at least make the protagonist a good person and get rewarded, right? At least those who practice Taoism have some compassion, right? Why are all Taoists such rotten people? There are too many people who are jealous of the protagonist's treasures, jealous of the protagonist's fame, jealous of the protagonist's money. The villain Taoist priest has no bottom line, killing people, harming others, and framing others. I am really tired after reading more than 700 chapters. What is the development of the Taoist sect like this? ? ? Villains are everywhere! The canonization of real people is done behind closed doors! Is there hope for this door? Everything happened when the protagonist was 20 years old. How did the protagonist grow up? The author keeps talking about building the foundation, but he never gives the protagonist time to lay the foundation. The output depends entirely on golden fingers to increase the output. I really feel that without the golden finger, the protagonist is nothing, his character is not good, and he has basically no Taoist heart. This novel is basically an urban pretentious slap in the face plus a fantasy novel: if you dare to touch me, I will kill your whole family. I regret watching it, really

Damn it, what kind of thing is this written? I was bullied in various ways, and I didn't fight back thoroughly. I was afraid of the enemy if I didn't fight him. A sidekick repeatedly pooped and peed on the protagonist's head. I really became a Buddha. What did the author think?

I just read "The Old Man Wants to Return to the World" which a book friend said To be honest, I can't read it… [The Dog's Head Saves Life] I don't quite remember how many chapters I read. How many chapters? Although the specific plot content is still different, the setting of the plot points at the beginning of "Taoist Cultivation System" is indeed highly similar to that of "I Want to Return to the World" (for example, the master dies at the beginning, returns to secular life, ties to the system, the ginkgo tree and the bodhi tree in front of the door, etc.) I choose to reserve my opinion on the plagiarism mentioned by book friends, after all, there are quite a few such situations. For example, when female channels write farming stories, they start with being sold or beaten, and then they fight back against the best. That article is about a mountain village, and this article is about a mountain village... Emmmmm Or for example, in the past, male channels' fantasy articles mostly started with orphans, losers, a strong girl who never leaves, an old man in a ring or something... In addition, " "Taoist Cultivating System" currently does not have a female supporting character or a suspected female protagonist. The male protagonist also raises a wolf and a snake. Moreover, except for the highly similar settings at the beginning, the first plot is different. The first main plot of "Taoist Cultivation System" is about the donors (three middle-aged male businessmen) who were helped by the old Taoist priests in the past, and the male protagonist saves the ghost. Moreover, the renovation of the Taoist temple requires the male protagonist to raise funds. The system is very cute, and I haven't seen anything threatening the male protagonist so far. The male protagonist is not very interested in girls either. The first plot of "I Want to Return to the World" is that young men and women who do not believe in religion come to the temple. The renovation of the temple was directly provided by the system. The system also penalizes the male protagonist if he fails to complete the task, and will threaten the male protagonist, which I personally feel is not cute at all. Is the male protagonist a little too interested in girls? I want to find a girlfriend who is like a pretty girl, and I always comment on the appearance of girls when I see them. The male monk in "I Want to Return to the World" was too violent at the beginning, which really ruined my impression. Also, with all due respect, the male monk looking for a girlfriend like this for the beautiful girl under the Guanyin Seat... This? ? ? ? Personally, I feel very bad. I feel like I have tarnished a beautiful girl. I don't respect her at all... Then, at the beginning, it is said that Zen Master Yi Zhi helped him finish high school (the sixth line on page 4/10 of Chapter 1 says that he successfully completed high school). After turning a page, it turns out that the high school tuition was too expensive so he did not finish it (second paragraph of Chapter 1, page 5/10), and he also dropped out of school (fourth paragraph of Page 5/10 of Chapter 1). The opening chapter is inconsistent, brother! There are no such obvious errors in "Taoist Cultivating System". And the male protagonist Chen Yang is really a great little Taoist priest. Although he complains in his heart, he rarely swears. He doesn't talk about things and people, and he doesn't judge girls. He is very unworldly, a little willful, and has the demeanor of a little Taoist priest. Handsome and polite. [The dog's head saves life] The above is purely my personal opinion, not a disgrace. "Lao Na wants to return to secular life" is also well written. [Save life again]

This is not a novel about promoting Taoism, but about the underworld.