Becoming Master Simu's Disciple

I have been reading novels for more than ten years at Qidian. Novels have given me happiness and allowed me to find a place to release my mental stress in my confusion. But I am no longer the young boy I once was. Now that I have a family and a career, I can no longer read novels all the time. It affects myself and my career. I also have floaters in my eyes. So here I say an important farewell today, January 14, 2021! Farewell to the countless books I have read and farewell to the starting point.

I want to complain here, the book is a good book, but the protagonist is not a good person, the bad guy is dissatisfied, greedy, and righteous. How can I put it, the protagonist does not look like a cultivator. Taoist Dragon Slayer is your sect. Although he is not a good person, he is eyeing other people's treasures before he is dead. He has no sense of cultivating his mind at all, regardless of his four eyes or Uncle Jiu. They may have some shortcomings, but they are unambiguous in terms of eliminating demons and protecting the Tao. The protagonist has treasures such as bronze mirrors that increase understanding, and he should not be a greedy person. In the early stage, it is not very poisonous. After all, ordinary people are just entering the world of cultivation. If it is still like this in the later stage, it will be very poisonous. After cultivating for so long, it will become like a dog.

I saw Chapter 441 and gave up. It was really well written. The various descriptions made people feel bright. It is a rare novel about cultivating immortals. I recommend everyone to give it a try. However, in the later chapters, just like another reader's comment, the protagonist is no longer in the pure Taoist camp, but has been changed to whoever is stronger and who is right, and greedily grabs the treasure when he sees it. It was changed to chaotic egoism. Many readers commented to that reader: "Isn't it normal to snatch things? Are you a primary school student? This is the cruelty of cultivating immortals." I think the reason why it does not apply here is that when writing novels, you must either focus on justice to the end, or simply write about darkness. A group of protagonists who are wavering and greedy are really unreadable, and they are also very self-righteous.

When the protagonist sees something good, he either grabs it or steals it, and now he looks at the map of mountains, rivers, and the country. Isn't the protagonist an extraterrestrial demon? Destroy the world and devour the world, but the protagonist still thinks he is upright and upright.

After reading Chapter 91, my impression of the protagonist is that he is greedy, extremely greedy, and unprincipled. If you describe this character from the beginning, that's fine, but if you scroll forward, you're a total hypocrite. Under the banner of righteousness, we do evil things. I don't understand what the author wants to write. He wants to learn everything and want everything. He has no principles at all and his decisions can be overturned in the next second. What's even more amazing is that the author has no serious concept of units. Doesn't he know the concept of one hundred tons of silver and gold? At least you have to fit the background. Oh, I forgot to mention, chapter 90 or so, the explosion of explosives directly evaporates water vapor for more than ten miles? Come on, tell me how big it is in a radius of more than ten miles, and it's in the city. You're so awesome, you don't consider logic at all! I highly doubt that someone else has written it since the 80th chapter.

You can't hide the tail of a fox. It sounds like you respect your teachers, but in fact, you are selfish and self-interested. You get motivated when you see money. You are cold-blooded and ruthless, without any plan and little wisdom. The protagonist has such a golden finger, and he wants whatever he sees, and he will not let go of the evil ways. Forget it if you are a casual cultivator. As a disciple of a famous sect, you are sure to get the first place when the time comes, and you can have all kinds of techniques, inheritance, elixirs, and refining weapons.

The protagonist is in the period of the end of the Dharma, and he is determined to achieve the immortal Taoist fruit. He is not greedy and does not accumulate a large amount of resources. How to protect the Tao and achieve enlightenment? You all are too serious. I think this book is well written, especially the protagonist is very vivid. The above is my opinion and I will not accept refutation. 🙏🙏🙏😠

This book is excellent in terms of writing style, concept, and content (it is currently about the world of Uncle Jiu, but most of it is original plot, and has received good reviews). However, the protagonist is a bit greedy and does not know what to choose, which makes the article lose most of its color, making it uncomfortable to read.

It's a well-written, unique, familiar and original plot that doesn't feel unfamiliar, the writing is great, the fighting scenes are smooth to watch, and the environment is well described. The characters are well created, and the protagonist's personality is also very stable. Stability is mixed with greed. Only when people are greedy can they make progress. If they are not greedy, they will have no future. You don't need to be as smart as a demon, as it can easily cause the villain to lose his wits and write a book. It's enough to have a golden finger but not low intelligence and a quick wit I hope there won't be crazy water injection in the future. Often a good book is ruined by water injection. To understand life, you have to be read by others before others will admit it, right? Is it possible that even though I haven't had a recognized book, I still want to receive the same treatment as those great masters, such as water injection, harem, etc., Because I'm a book lover? The biggest reason why there is a shortage of books nowadays is that there is serious water injection and serious external harem, and there is also a crazy wisdom.       ，，，，，，，:？ The golden finger of understanding has a great influence on the cultivation system, and it is dangerous to rush. Furthermore, for novels, if you work hard, you will get something. Cultivation of immortals is against the sky, and fighting is a resource. This point needs to be grasped. Practicing and fighting can lead to enlightenment and cultivation, as well as physical objects and foreign objects. How many points are there for each kind of struggle to realize objects?

After seeing more than two hundred pictures, the protagonist accepted a random foreigner who came to be his disciple. He also said that the foreigner had accumulated merits and virtues, so he lost weight. There can be a Taoist teaching to the West. You are a disciple of Maoshan, and no one above has agreed. You, a young disciple, dare to make your own decisions. What's more, even if the foreigner has merit, it is only him. Can the protagonist ensure that his relatives, friends, descendants, and apprentices are all good people? Can the protagonist guarantee that these foreigners will not come against their own country in the future after learning Taoism?