Taoist Priest Who Uses Science to Eliminate Demons

The author can think differently. Let the zombies tread water, let the ghosts engage in the ceramic industry (the ghosts can go directly into the furnace to observe), and let the rat demons be responsible for digging. Monsters and monsters are also resources, and there is no waste in the field of science.

An electric baton is enough to kill people. An ordinary thunderbolt can last a city for a day or a year. Why is an electric baton enough? It is said that practicing qi and practicing a magical weapon and an electric baton is okay, but you want to eat ordinary materials.

. . It's okay to write a novel about your own affairs. There's no need to include ways to make money. This would be too easy to expose. Wouldn't it be enough to just write about the practice situation in another world?

The author does not believe in science, but in Scientology. Science is the summary of continuous practice and a theoretical basis based on respecting the objective facts of the world. Using the scientific theories of the real world to explain supernatural cultivators in other worlds is the same as using the physical theories of the Earth to explain the physical theories of Mars.

He sells seal magic weapons. Even modern people know that this thing is a money printing machine. What does the protagonist have? What happened to his IQ? Or did the author write it this way on purpose? When you write it like this, I can think of the plot behind it.

If you can read 50 chapters, you are already a strong man.

Choose monsters with stronger reproductive capabilities, but with lower intelligence levels and a series of simple tasks such as controlling farmland. When they are exhausted, they will make dried meat and feed it to monsters of other types of work. The body oil can be used as a large amount of mechanical fuel, and the skin can be used as leather products.

To be honest, for those who were deceived by the introduction, the gap between the content and the introduction is too big.

The hero helped the country but was taken for granted, and the ballistic missile was sold to the hero because the hero was lucky. So why should the hero cooperate with the country? If the hero wanted conventional missiles, what would he do to the country?

It is said to be materialistic, but in fact it is still idealistic. If ghosts really exist, can they be eliminated by just saying that it is unscientific?

I said that after writing so many books, the author's writing skills have not improved! It still feels weird to write.

Do you know what this means when selling spell seals? For example, adults are fighting with adults, and infants and infants are pecking at each other. As a result, the aliens are still preparing with small wooden sticks. You directly took out the pistol, or everyone changed the pistol. This thing directly destroys the balance. Can adults ignore it?

Are you tired of selling seals? If you are so weak and dare to sell seals, people will wonder if you have other better seals. Wouldn't it be more cost-effective to kill you without paying a penny?

Chapter 53 is so poisonous that I can't stand it anymore!

Your latest chapter has completely fallen into a misunderstanding. The most important thing in history has always been not consumable items, but manufactured products. When you take this seal, you have to think twice. This is nothing to a monk, and it means nothing at all. This seal is not just a little money benefit, it represents You should talk to officials about the lives of countless human beings. This thing is of high importance, and price is not a problem at all. You are a monopoly industry, and there is no need to compare with others. Market pricing relies on the manufacturer's monopoly technology, not the so-called shopkeeper's concept of secret exchange. The so-called million-dollar return is simply fart.

The previous chapter is good, but I don't know if the author has drifted or something. In short, it's poisoned. Xiaobai said it after reading it (=_=) I suggest that Chapter 43 should be about making your own talismans. After the disaster, you wear black robes and find vendors to sell them. It's really poisonous.

I personally feel that "The Revolutionary Era of Immortal Cultivation" and "I'm Engaging in Research in a Different World" are well written in terms of technological analysis of immortality. Especially in "I'm Engaging in Research in a Different World", the male protagonist Gou conducts various researches on immortality cultivators at each level at the base using scientific theories.

Why can't you sell nuclear bombs? Nuclear bombs are not used on earth, and there is only one. The country is too much. The actor gives everything the country wants, and sells everything cheaply, and most of the money is used for charity. You secretly sell it to another country without knowing it. The price of the items the actor sells is too cheap. A flat peach only costs 1 million

Is this subject good? But the content inside makes me feel that your imagination is limited. Modern technology and cultivating immortals are not on the same level. They seem to be forcibly pieced together. It is very uncomfortable to read. It is actually cultivating immortals through technology? Why not upgrade the technology level to Kamigawa technology like Super Seminary? Levels like Lieyang Technology and Angel Technology

The author's content is really just a brief introduction Have you really thought about what your highlights are? What do you think of your character creation? Does the protagonist have his own interests and logical ideas, or is he just a tool you need? Is your plot too superficial? God's perspective is correct, but if you can't impress yourself with such a God's perspective, how can you impress readers.

Chapter 53: Poison to death. I can't think of this operation after suffering from cerebral congestion for a few years.

Why does it feel like the author has given up on himself and has more and more poisonous points, but it seems like the author still knows. There are also fewer and fewer messages. . .

Is the author being targeted by his colleagues? Where do so many idiots come from?😅

The writing is really messy, I write whatever comes to mind, and I can't connect the previous and the next. A line that is well written suddenly jumps to another, and then jumps back again. . . . . It's still watchable, but it's not advisable to watch it for a long time, so be careful.

The last thing I write about is working as a nanny for the court in another world, and all kinds of brainless Virgin Marys. The rhythm of the plot is abrupt. Just look at mortals. People can learn from the rhythm of the plot.

Good guy, the tank battalion has been pulled out. This is too cybernetic.

A new map was opened, I thought it was going to be finished

There are so many typos, they appear every now and then. Waste is written as concession fee, whether it is divided or not divided. These three appear too much, so I won't mention the others.

In fact, I want to ask, there are Taoist cultivation secrets in reality, such as Taiyi Jinhua and Lingbao ×××. I don't know whether these can be used or not. It is enough to take them and let professionals judge them. And even if the steps don't work, the idea might

I saw it and booked it, but there were too many typos and it was too disturbing, so I deleted it.