The Righteous Do Not Seize Fate: Light on Wealth, Building Homes, Nurturing Companions, and Attaining the Dao

The part where the daughter was kidnapped was really vicious. They said the bedroom was the safest, but the daughter was kidnapped right away. Did the author forget it after writing it? It was only in the first two chapters that the protagonist knew that the other party would definitely bring helpers with him. They all knew that he would not be alone. The bedroom defense measures were not used. He relaxed after catching an enemy. Did the protagonist have a trance? It completely contradicts the author's plot foreshadowing in the first two chapters. I suggest you change it. It looks too ridiculous.

To be honest, those domestic novels about cultivating immortality and Taoism are basically cultivating the demonic path. Almost all the protagonists deserve to die without mercy, and they have been burned, killed, and looted over and over again.

I've read them all and it's well written, but why are the people I'm close to all female? I'm so angry that when can we men stand up?

I haven't read it yet. I have read this author's previous book. If this book is good but no one is following it, it must be because of the title.

I have been following the author's last book "White Ring Douluo". The styles of the two books are relatively similar, and I have always liked the author's fresh style (which is refreshing and creative). The values ​​​​are relatively positive, and the protagonist's IQ and EQ are online. He will not mess with his subordinates or vilify others. I hope the author can maintain this style and will always support him! 😆

Um, I don't quite understand the title of this book 😥😥

Yes, the book written by the author is relatively close to traditional mythology or Taoist mythology. To practice Taoism, to be virtuous is to have Taoism. A person who practices Taoism attaches great importance to virtue. Is it worthy to practice Taoism even if you have no blessings or virtues? Also worthy of becoming an immortal? I'd rather have a few. Also, there is no such thing as a thunder tribulation in traditional mythology. Serious Taoist practitioners think about accumulating merits, so how can they overcome the thunder tribulation? The Taoist tribulation refers to the inner demon tribulation. Only various non-human beings need to survive the thunder tribulation. "A house that accumulates good deeds will be blessed; a house that accumulates bad deeds will have remnants of disaster." "The Complete Book of Lu Zu" says: "Those who do good deeds will enjoy blessings; those who accumulate negative virtues will have prosperous descendants. Do not waste natural resources, do not destroy orthodox teachings, and do good deeds. Healing the dying, caring for people in trouble, not hiding, and thief of negative virtues. If you do not do good deeds and do not accumulate negative virtues, then the evil ways will be everywhere!"

I found that the author is very fond of some extremely bloody scenes that are very old. . .

Don't write if you can't continue My daughter was kidnapped. It's too poisonous. Life in Tahara was pretty good. I have a daughter and a pet, but what's the result? Take your daughter to study. Haha, study in the age of cultivating immortality. . Do you think those people are good at teaching and educating people? Being poisoned all of a sudden, without any warning. You can still dance while reading, but the result is the same old routine of being killed for the treasure. Everything I said makes sense, but in the end, I helped people strengthen their weapons in vain, got into trouble, and got a fake cheat book. Still the same old story, the author found that the protagonist would not go out without external force, and could not continue writing until he reached perfection in cultivation, so he no longer had the strength to continue writing, so he just resorted to mechanical deification. I couldn't find any contradictions so I wrote the words. Well! Me! Inexplicably poisoned.

The more I thought about it, the angrier I became. The plot written by the author was so powerful as mentioned before, but the enemy rushed in all at once. It's not specifically disgusting, right? Mental explosion