The Three Pure Ones Inheritance System

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Is the author going to write four books simultaneously? [NO] Is the author going to die suddenly? [NO] Does the author need to make a living? [YES]

The title of this book is Taoism, but it is about Buddhism. Except for the protagonist who is a so-called Taoist (and he was reluctant to practice Taoism at the beginning), there are not many decent Taoist characters in the book. Looking at Buddhism in the book, haha. How about reading more Taoist scriptures? Don't use the saying that Buddha is the Tao to promote Buddhist ideas, okay?

To be honest, seeing that "rural woman" at the beginning, and the related comments, made me feel a bit uneasy. I'm from a rural area myself. I hope the author won't write like that in the future. Even if they do, could they at least change the identity?

Possessing a system, flawless and orthodox cultivation techniques, a physique perfectly suited for Taoism, and the ability to travel to a small world where the spiritual energy is 30 to 40 times that of reality, shouldn't the protagonist be three or four major realms ahead of the main world? If three or four isn't enough, can't it be two or three?

I suggest Qidian (the website's online platform) add a blacklist function. Otherwise, it keeps recommending content that I've already seen or don't want to watch. It's disgusting! 🤮🤮🤮

The double standards are too severe. He's strict with others but lenient with himself, engaging in many pretentious acts that skirt the law while solemnly lecturing others. This is the biggest flaw, unless the author intentionally designed the protagonist to be this kind of hypocrite.

The beginning was good, but it went downhill later. First, the protagonist is still only at the Foundation Establishment stage, while the strongest superhumans have already reached the Nascent Soul stage. With a system and cheat codes, why is his cultivation slower than others?

The author's subjectivity is too strong. They constantly emphasize rural areas and northern regions, repeatedly generalizing from isolated cases. They claim there's no right to speak without investigation and conclude that character is unrelated to ability.

Putting aside everything else, I've only read seven chapters so far. Let's just point out the issues in society. First, there's the argument that studying is useless; even with the expansion of university enrollment, the admission rate for top-tier universities is still low.