I Really Am a Proper Taoist

I feel that the previous content is not very respectful to women, especially Li Jinbang. The protagonist has been thinking about spring. Taoist cultivation is not just about having hands, but about cultivating the heart. However, the protagonist looks like a gangster. Although Daoji is crazy and out of tune, it is the Tao of others, and people know it better than anyone else. However, the protagonist is thinking about spring, lazy, like a gangster from the heart, and does not have the Taoist heart that a Taoist priest should have.

I really like the sentence in this chapter, "Using mental retardation as humor", which is not funny at all. Bullshit stove, after more than ten chapters, it doesn't matter whether you practice Taoism or Buddhism. No matter what profession you are in, you are just skinny. You can be a little Taoist today, and you can be a little monk tomorrow. After everything happened, there was nothing left but chicken feathers everywhere.

Dear book lovers, I originally wanted to open a leaflet, but I am afraid that many people will leave without seeing the leaflet, so I will explain in the comment area why my comments here are extremely polarized. If you like it, you really like it, and if you don't like it, you will be scolded fiercely. The following words are written for those book lovers who don't like my settings. First of all, I admit that my setting of the character Li Jinbang in the book is indeed a bit unpleasant, which made some book friends feel disgusted. As for why I set up such a person, the main reason is that before writing this book, I read several novels in which the supporting characters were all set as scumbags. I think they are all very likable, so I set up such a character accordingly. Unexpectedly, my writing skills are not good and the writing is too difficult to accept. I would like to apologize to my friends who made reading uncomfortable. Secondly, some of my friends who have read the first twenty chapters said that I only wrote some plots about the third world, and said that I was discrediting Taoist culture. This is really unacceptable to me. It's okay to curse if you feel uncomfortable, but there is no need to go online. Most of the online novels are random fabrications. As I write, you can see that they cannot actually reach the level of Taoist culture, let alone smear it. It's said that the male protagonist always wants women, but that's not true. I didn't drive, and I didn't let the protagonist be promiscuous. Even the female protagonist appears in more than ninety chapters. It's just that the male protagonist has been single for more than ten years. He just joked with his friends about girls when he was in adolescence. Who hasn't talked about girls with their friends when they were young? Of course, if you don't like watching this kind of plot, you can say so, but don't open your mouth and say that I have slandered Taoism, discredited Taoism, and embarrassed Taoism. This is an online novel, and it is not a cultural speech. It is for your entertainment. If you like it, just praise it. If you think it has problems, please bear with me. If there is a plot that is too annoying, I will just criticize it in the chapter review. If it doesn't work, you don't have to read it. You want to relax, I want to make money, so there is no need to be too angry. I wish you all well, work smoothly, have a happy family, and live a long and healthy life. ——On the Jiuyou River

I deliberately turned to the latest updated chapter, and there is still Li Jinbang. The author doesn't listen to any opinions. There is something wrong with this person's character, and he keeps writing. It's really a strange loop.

I suspect the author offended the editor

This book is still food! This book isn't that great, but it's not that bad either! I guess I have offended my colleagues. There are a lot of bad reviews in the book review area, and all of them have 0 badges, 0 cards, 0 fans, and 0 followers!

For new readers, first of all, this is a funny online novel. You should not fit it into any other system, because it cannot be fitted into it at all. The second protagonist is not a saint, or even a very good person. He is like a person who often provokes others in daily life, but it is fun to think about it, so don't restrain him from high places. Finally, congratulations to Shang Sanjiang.

I rarely feel disgusted by a novel, but this male partner succeeded. He was so scumbag that I couldn't stand even a man, and he was taught by the protagonist. He has a wrong outlook on life. I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 7. Looking at the development, the protagonist may be the nanny of the male partner. The male partner picks up girls and bewitches in various ways. What happened after the protagonist wiped his butt?

What should I say about this book? The main issue is the character of the protagonist. If the protagonist was a rich second generation with some abilities, there would never be so many people criticizing it. It is normal for the rich second generation to have such cunning friends and they would not have any objections. But the protagonist is a Taoist priest, so he doesn't talk about rules and regulations. He should have the most basic and simple moral values ​​to persuade people to do good. It is a bit too much to always write about cheating, prostitution and the like. Although these are all done by supporting characters, it is not in line with the character of a Taoist priest for the protagonist to be friends with such supporting characters. I can stand it as a businessman, but I couldn't stand this one because the characters are too fragmented. And it always gives people a very hungry feeling.

Xia Xia Xia Xia, there is a bit of immortality, Xia Xia is not visible at all, they are just wiping the butts of scumbag men and scumbag women, 😰