Zombie Taoist's Eight Magical Opening Techniques

It's really enough. When I met Uncle Jiu, I sent him away with Ju Ling. When I met Mao Xiaofang, I sent him Qi Tiyuanliu. Next time it should be the Immortal Thief of Liuku. You can't give me enough. There are only 8 miracles.

Many people in the comments said that the protagonist gave the skills to the protagonist, but I saw that it was clearly an exchange. Am I wrong? Or is it that others can only give the skills to the protagonist for no reason, and cannot be exchanged.

Well, he is armed with a sharp weapon and has a murderous intention! After learning eight strange skills, I was actually afraid of a few warlord deserters armed with bolt-action rifles! So many skills are rubbish! Why not come up with Yan Shuangying and bet that there are no bullets in the gun

Hahahaha, it made me laugh so hard. Good things must be shared. The way to death. Do you dare Han Li to share the small bottle? Do you dare Hongjun to share the Jade Butterfly? Fortunately, you didn't write the system flow. Doesn't that mean you have to share the system?

The Eight Magic Skills you wrote are different from what I saw. Isn't Tongtian Lu an instant spell? How come it's like a big move for you?

I just want to say that stunts are worthless, right? Even if you have seen the plot and know that the person is a good person, you shouldn't just give them special skills casually. That sect doesn't reserve special skills. I feel that the eight special skills are like a stinky book on the street.

I think it's acceptable for the protagonist to give Uncle Jiu Kung Fu skills, after all, Uncle Jiu is considered a childhood idol. What the hell do you mean by emphasizing the power of correcting the world? Why does the plot remain the same no matter how hard the co-author and the protagonist practices the Eight Magical Skills? How comfortable is it for the protagonist to lie flat? The plot will get back on track in the end anyway, so it turns out that the one who dislikes the protagonist the most is God?

To be honest, forget about the plot and it's still so confusing. I'm really speechless. The setting is also a scam. It slipped away.

A little speechless. . . Did you just eat it after being co-authored for 18 years? The little boss also served as a spirit?

Two words for the protagonist. Waste

I only read two of the three golden chapters, and they were written like shit.

The Qi Ti Origin Stream is very powerful in the early stage. The training speed in the early and middle stages is fast, but it is not as strong as traditional Taoist techniques in the later stage. By your time, it has become a fighter among the garbage. What the hell did you write the Five Thunder Talisman Technique as? Tongtian Lu is not a unique technique, but a whole set of talisman techniques! The kind that can draw spells in the air. It is impossible to draw talismans in the air without reaching the realm of the Heavenly Master in traditional Taoism.

What's the difference between watching the original show and having one more person? Besides, just copy it if you want, it won't taste like others.

Your start makes me want to hit someone. Goodbye, everyone.

There is an ultimate dog licking feeling!

Firstly, Tongtianlu is not the name of a spell, it is a sum of talismans. Secondly, a zombie that just came out of the coffin cannot beat Uncle Jiu. The reason why he beat Uncle Jiu is because he drank the blood of Master Ren later, because zombies drink the blood of their relatives and their abilities are greatly enhanced. I haven't seen the others yet.

All I can say is that Liang makes sense.

The plot of this book progresses too fast, the details are insufficient, the expression is poor, it feels very awkward to read, and the ability to express emotions is insufficient. How did it get this recommendation?

1. The author is not familiar with Lam Ching-ying's zombie film series, so many of the plots do not match the movie, and there are many loopholes. ———— 2. The author also doesn't understand that one person's understanding of the Eight Magic Skills is quite wrong. ———— 3. In the end, both sides were displeased, and it offended both Lin Zhengying fans and Under One Man fans.

My point of view is different from everyone else's. I just give the Eight Magic Skills as a gift. It doesn't matter. But the really scary thing is (ಥ_ಥ) that if you set the law for yourself, you will definitely encounter a more powerful opponent! But do you know how cool the bronze-armored corpse is? Black dog's blood-breaking method breaks armor? It's really like ordinary magic. Especially Mr. Ren who has the wisdom to open the corpse's eyes. Killing Uncle Jiu and the protagonist in a group is like eating vegetables. Of course Uncle Jiu's professional counterpart spent a lot of money to arrange and destroy the bronze armored corpse! But do you have the time and resources? There is nothing wrong with the story, but there is something wrong with the protagonist.

I was poisoned to death before I even finished reading three chapters.

Chapter 44 is on the shelves? ? ? ? ?

The author should call the book "One of the Eight Wonderful Techniques of the Opening"

I see Zhong Ting, and I always feel like laughing. What should I do if all my thoughts are about Zhuang Ting 😠😠😠😠😠😠

After reading the first few chapters, it would be more eye-catching if the protagonist's abilities were quickly increased and almost invincible.

This chapter was a bit dumbfounding and I didn't understand it.

Is there a female protagonist? I didn't dare read it after reading the comments.

If the appointment is deadlocked, the pace of collapse is very high.

The pace is too fast and there is no routine at all. After defeating one BOSS, he immediately fights another BOSS. Later, there is a villain who is hung up and beaten by the protagonist. Then he seems to have committed suicide and developed an inexplicable demon body, and then starts to hang up the protagonist. Why do you need to practice when this power comes so easily? Everyone who commits suicide is not only powerful but also immortal.

How do I feel about this book? Where have I read it?😒