The Modern Sword Immortal's Path to Cultivation

A large number of women appear in just a few chapters. Does the author think that the readers are all lustful ghosts? It's totally unnecessary. You really need to read about women. There are a lot of erotic novels about having a harem and having sex with women. These were all written in the last century and are no longer in line with today's tastes.

Don't get entangled with too many women. This way you'll watch too many plots and get stuck. I know the protagonist is very good, so if you don't know a woman, just post it.

Another episode of nosebleeds, and I accepted it too

It's still cliche. I know a police officer who did not choose to call the police after the hero rescued the beauty. Later, he used these gangsters to create some small plots. The key is that once the protagonist practices, he will have the lowest score in the cultivation world.

Since the subway was beaten, the click rate has plummeted. I guess the author can't find the reason either.

Originally, it was normal for the early stage to be bland and poor, but Quan was just accumulating a lot, and he stopped complaining about his ex-girlfriend and other trivial matters, and just waited for the protagonist to appear in front of him. However, after reading the subway part, he immediately deleted the book. This is no longer being patient and keeping a low profile, this is being patient and becoming a bastard. Where did the author come up with such a vulgar plot? Not to mention a spiritual practitioner who has practiced for many years with a firm mind, even a normal person would not come up with the solution of taking the initiative to get beaten to let the gangster vent. How about using force to deter me? Isn't it okay to contact the police friend mentioned above to call the police? Isn't it okay to use the incident of attempted rape on the road to incite hatred? As a reader, I can easily come up with several solutions. Is this the author?

On the one hand, it needs Taoism, but on the other hand, it has to be bloody. I don't know what the author thinks. We encounter bad things every day. How come I never encountered them when I was on the bus?

I don't know why, but it looks very uncomfortable.

The writing style and subject matter are not bad, and some minor poisonous points are acceptable. Hu Bingyue is a big poisonous point. Hu injured many people in order to heal his wounds. The most serious thing is to turn people into idiot vegetative states. If he doesn't kill people, it doesn't count as harming people. There are no single consequences. What kind of divine logic is this. If it weren't for the protagonist's halo, the protagonist's friend would also turn into a vegetative state. Such a person would at least have to destroy her or send her to the police to deal with it, and the poisonous hair has been withdrawn.

This is the first time I have seen a swordsman who is so good. He beats up a few gangsters and gets bruises all over his body. He is bullied by his own students and even gets beaten up. It is simply terrifying! The protagonist who picks his feet with vegetables