Start Practicing as a Taoist Soldier

This is the fourth book! Wu Ni, we met in the book Feng Yin, which is also my favorite. The subsequent Qing Mei is also good, but I don't really like the ending, so I didn't write a supplement. I saw that the title of the third book was quite to my liking, but the content was not very satisfactory. You are no longer a newcomer, and you cannot make certain mistakes. I hope you will be more mature, reasonable and logical in this new book. As I get older, I have less and less time to read. I hope you still remember my old friend!

If you don't have enough writing skills, just write less about epiphanies and the like. It's only a few dozen chapters. There is no cause or effect at all. The epiphanies that appear out of nowhere are too embarrassing... If you really want to write about artistic conception flow, I suggest the author to read more works of the big guys of artistic conception flow... To be honest, it's really embarrassing to insist on writing about artistic conception flow when you don't have enough writing skills. It was the same with several previous books. They were all creative and OK, but the overall work is written like a running account...

It was relatively slow to heat up in the front, but it looked better after the country was subjugated. Sure enough, cheating is a bit more fun.

The basic training is not explained clearly. It keeps saying that practicing to become a Taoist soldier is useless. It keeps saying that it is useless without explaining it, and you can only become a stronger Taoist soldier. It is really annoying to watch.

Qingmei Xiandao is good-looking, but I couldn't stand the first one. I hope the author's new one will be good too.

Today is New Year's Eve. First of all, I would like to wish all the book friends who have always supported the author a Happy New Year. I hope that in the new year, everyone can live happily and have good health, and that they and their families can be safe, have love in their hearts, have money in their pockets, and have light in their eyes. In addition, I would like to thank several old friends such as Eric WSC who have always supported the author. Thanks for their almost daily support, which enabled the author to persist in writing this book. During the process of writing this book, the author could clearly feel the decline of his own condition, coupled with the interruption of other things, and some inner anxiety as he grew older, which led to many places being unsatisfactory. The revised outline continued to deviate, and many things he wanted to express were not expressed. These are the author's problems. Thank you for your tolerance. Afterwards, the author will work hard to adjust, recharge his batteries, and review some things again. He does not expect much progress in the next book, but hopes to tell the story more clearly and more interestingly, and give readers a better experience. There is also an attitude that the author has always adhered to, that is, to bring you something new as much as possible. The author does not have the ability to create a sect like those great writers, but whether it is the plot or the setting, he still strives to bring something new to everyone. This concept, the author will continue to stick to. Finally, I would like to thank you all, and wish all my book friends once again, may you have new good luck in the new year, may everything go well, may all your wishes come true, may all the beautiful things be endless, thank you all!

I plan to quit. This kind of high-pressure flow seems new at first, but the further back I go, the harder I can stand it. I keep walking a tightrope, isn't it just trying to get a halo with pig's feet?

This book is doomed to fail! Don't you understand? Look at those who are slightly famous, they will start with your words: "I was forbidden by someone's soul. Life and death depend on someone's thoughts!" And the plot is still like this in the middle period. No one really likes it. The writing of Qingmei is really good! Please refer to this

I think the first priority is to get rid of the situation of being controlled by others when you travel to the protagonist's situation. You have to fall into a life-and-death fight at any time, with no benefits or freedom at all. Instead of not knowing where you will die at the hands of the enemy one day, it is better to give it a try.

I always feel that many talented authors are trapped by themselves, too obsessed with writing their own things, and ignore the commonality in the appreciation of novels. If you have a strong popularity base like Mr. Squid, then it doesn't matter if you write a personalized "The Last Fire of the Night", but most authors don't have it yet, so no matter how talented they are, they still need to be down-to-earth.

The title of the book seems unreliable. Tao soldiers are almost like slaves, puppets and tool men. There is no way to get rid of them. They will always be other people's dogs.

Being controlled by others, I can only say that if you don't get rid of the situation of being controlled by others after thirty or fifty chapters, the book is destined to be useless. I haven't gotten through 10 chapters. I am not happy and making myself uncomfortable.

To test everyone's purity, type shw on the full keyboard to see what the word is.

In fact, the setting is pretty good, and Tao Bing-ryu is actually a pretty good genre. It's a pity that Dao Bingliu must have the knowledge of battle formations, marching formations, golden arms and iron horses, cold armor and strong bows. These would be boring if they didn't focus on description. For example, if the Fire Dragon Taoist soldiers are equipped with an exclusive magic weapon such as a gourd, the Taoist soldiers can really kill high-level monks. For example, the blood owl Taoist soldiers, the blood owl Taoist soldiers should focus on riding, shooting, and cavalry slashing routes. With a small number, how can the weak defeat the strong? Each person is equipped with a blood eagle mount, a rune crossbow, a spell-breaking spear, and a forbidden spell formation flag. This is a Taoist soldier. The most basic golden-armored warriors are invulnerable to water, fire, and weapons The protagonist's soldiers lead them to become saints in the flesh and to protect the Taoism. Refer to Erlang Shen and his grass-headed gods. Don't just assemble the entire Taoist army, then buff the protagonist, and then the protagonist makes an earth-shattering slash at the elementary level. Then it's not worth watching. Tao soldiers must first be cultivated and secondly, fight. The knowledge of military formations is indispensable, and it will not be vivid. Or go for the industrial soldier style, which is all armed with magic weapons. Or go for the battle formation style. There is no description of the protagonist's battle formation. It's just to set buffs for the protagonist, and then the protagonist slashes with an earth-shattering sword. It's boring. Part of the audience of the Dao Bing style is the readers of the hegemony style, the cultivation style and the classical fairy tale Tao Bing style. They didn't get it right at all. None of this was written

What is the difference between a Taoist soldier and a slave?

I feel like there's a lot of nonsense and the writing is mediocre. The more I read, the more annoying I get.

The easy-to-teach author knows that in this kind of beginning, where you are involuntarily controlled by slaves, the only pleasant part in the early stage is the moment when you get rid of control! The other protagonists behave in a special way. Instead of being exciting, they are actually poisonous!                                                                          If you write this kind of opening due to Qing's thoughts, the pace must be fast. After a few chapters, the world background, training system, and protagonist's plug-ins are quickly explained clearly from the side, and then the operation of getting rid of control must be carried out immediately. This lasts for several chapters. It is best not to get rid of control after more than fifteen chapters!

The title of the book is Tao Bing, who was placed under a soul restraint and couldn't control his life or death. No one liked reading it. It was okay at first, but it was not lifted until later and everyone slipped away 😥😥😥😥

After reading seven chapters, it's too watery. Each chapter contains at least half of the psychological description.

This book is destined to be disappointing. On the one hand, every time a Taoist soldier breaks through the realm, he needs the help of a high-level practitioner to break through the realm. The second protagonist's golden finger is only for repair, and he cannot become a practitioner to get rid of the flaws of the Taoist soldier. The plot is written in a third-rate way and is disgusting, which makes it very frustrating for readers.

It's pretty good. I think the reason why some people complain is that this subject matter is too depressing. There are dozens of chapters and there isn't even a good-looking woman. If the author had made Zheng Hong into a woman, no one would complain about the protagonist saying that the protagonist is useless, golden finger waste, etc. But, at least they have killed a practitioner who is higher than him. How can it be considered useful if it is useless? The invincible flow label is not suitable for this book. It is recommended that the protagonist change it 😥

Author, I haven't published a new book for so long, and all the flowers of waiting have faded.

It's actually a very interesting book, with a very novel setting. However, the main character was heavily suppressed before it was put on the shelves, and it didn't retain readers.

Advantages: The brand-new genre has the author's own understanding, and the writing style is relatively solid. Disadvantages: The character portrayal is relatively failed, and the combat power is a bit weak. For example: the problem of combat power. For example, although the protagonist has the blessing of the quadrilateral formation, there are only more than a hundred people (eighty or ninety) in the formation. The protagonist practices a technique that is not suitable for him and he only has a partial understanding of the technique. The weapons he uses are just ordinary steel knives. He has just broken through in his cultivation realm, and has never learned any attack spells except the ones that come with the Taoist soldiers. The nobleman born in Hong Ye who fights against the protagonist has a suitable skill, and his cultivation level is one level higher than that of the protagonist. He also has a suitable treasure of the gods in his hand and has about three hundred Taoist soldiers who follow him. And there are tactics adapted to it (similar to the square formation). Hong Ye is injured, but it is not serious. The protagonist wins by working hard. Even if the enemy has no actual combat experience, let alone mention it. The key is that the enemy still has actual combat experience. The issue of formations is even more nonsense. It is the most basic formation of Jiejiao, but in the world where the protagonist lives, it can only be regarded as a relatively advanced formation among ordinary formations (although this is not described in detail, it is just that the person is at the same level of cultivation as the protagonist. The protagonist does not shy away from it. It's used, and the people who can command the protagonist's realm higher than him don't even ask about the origin of the formation. It can be seen that it is average) and the person who created the tactics used by Hong Ye did not say, but he is at least two realms higher than the protagonist, or a member of the royal family, and the person who perfected the formation is at least one realm higher than the protagonist. Moreover, the fighting method is also consistent with the treasure of the gods. The gap is so big, we won the battle. The issue of characterization is that the protagonist's boss can kill Hong Shi without any injuries. He wants the treasure of the gods because there is only one in the protagonist's camp (the previous camp). Under the premise that the other party already knows it, the wisest choice is to directly hand over a certain benefit. The protagonist doesn't want to hand it over because it's his trophy, and even wants to pull it away. This portrayal of the character is completely inconsistent with the protagonist's IQ, which can be seen from this psychological description of the protagonist (among the members of the Chen royal family that Xu Jin knew, he originally had a good impression of Chen Zhe, and the other party was helpful to him. Xu Jin was still grateful to the other party. But at this moment, in Xu Jin's heart, he could not help but feel a little disappointed with Chen Zhe , Xu Jin can probably guess Chen Zhe's psychological changes from yesterday to today. The Crown Prince of Chen has already made some calculations in his heart. The value of the Blood Owl Taoist Soldier and a God's Treasure in the other's heart is obviously higher. ) Pure original text, the relationship is just a cooperation, the protagonist is just leading people to fight. The other party just wants to recruit the protagonist, but the protagonist has not yet clearly agreed, and there are six to seven hundred other Tao soldiers on the battlefield. The protagonist has nearly a hundred, but they are of higher quality. There is no need to compare the values ​​of the two, so there is so much emotion. Especially since you haven't really become his subordinate yet, so much mental activity comes from it.

The goal of practice is wrong. For so-called Taoists, the most basic foundation of practice is forged by others. Therefore, the foundation is not correct, the progress is difficult, and the future is bleak. What's more, life and death are controlled by human hands, just like a smart doll. If you don't correct your foundation and get rid of the shackles, there is no future if you just want to keep getting stronger.

It's been almost two years, are there any new books?

Why haven't you written a new book yet? I've been waiting for a long time.

Wu Ni, I didn't expect it! In the end, I still can't wait for your new book!

When will the author release a new book?

Any plans to publish a new book? When will another Green Plum book be released?