Preaching Begins with Tai Chi

The first half of this novel made me want to put it down. In the middle, it gradually became dull, leaving me with the feeling of whether to read it or not. At the end of the novel, after Journey to the West, I stopped reading and only read the last chapter. I quite liked it at the beginning, but maybe it was because the world was too big and it was difficult to wrap up in the end. Although I finished the plug-in myself, it didn't create a refreshing feeling. It's a pity. I hope the author will get better and better!

The most outrageous thing about this book is that a monk competes with a Taoist priest in making elixirs. Even mythological novels dare not write this.

I hate this kind of writing the most. Wherever the protagonist is, other than the protagonist, they are all trash. If the protagonist doesn't exert his strength, he will be dead. This is true when competing with foreign countries, and this is true when competing with foreign nations. You have to make other people look like idiots just to highlight the protagonist.

Author, may I ask how old you are? If the protagonist in this article was not written by you but was a real person, do you think he would be alive to this day? Gou, who is of low strength and doesn't understand, is still in the limelight. He is really not afraid of death. By the way, at the beginning, the protagonist was still talking about being stubborn. As a result... Even if you are preaching, you must first have the strength to preach, right? In the author's world view, are all good people in the world haha? Do you think you are visiting your own home? Don't be afraid at all. I have only one sentence to say this: first, you must have the strength to protect yourself before going out to preach in person (at least you can defeat the great master!)

I don't know what these people think. They always feel that Taoism is not as good as Buddhism. I have read several such books. Don't you know that direct disciples of Taoism generally want to be better than Buddhism in all aspects? One is the elite route and the other is the mass route. Isn't it obvious that the one with the higher success rate is?

There are three, six or nine levels of people, and little devils are the ninth level, even worse than a mud-legged person. This author, I, unilaterally declared that as a pro-ghost element, I should be pulled out and shot. What about cultural export? ! It is for you to let those people learn the history, language, and behavior, not to give up the atomic bomb technology.

When writing novels about cultivating immortals, you should at least read Taoist classics. Aren't the so-called yin and yang, universe, heaven and earth, life and death, and purity and turbidity all different words with the same meaning? To come to you, I have to divide into several kinds of Taoist laws. You don't even understand it, and it makes you laugh!

It's best to report it. This butt is a bit crooked. It might cost 500,000.

I gave up when I saw Japanese disciples.

How should I put it? Tao should not be taught lightly, just teach Tai Chi. This is really good for teaching whatever you want. Taoism accepts disciples based on fate. You don't just accept someone with good talent, not to mention there are high disciples from other sects.

The author who met pro-Japanese elements for the first time

This book is also called "On how to get 500,000 from the author's address"

Another fake Taoist priest, speechless.

This is another piece of shit about sending warmth and favors to people everywhere, and it is also claiming to be the true successor of the Supreme Being. The Supreme Being was blind and put a plug-in on you. It's so disgusting!

The feeling of immersion came, but I pulled it out. I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw people praising the protagonist's handsomeness. 7 Out of 10 books praised the handsomeness of the protagonist. How many books have you praised for how handsome the protagonist is?

The previous plot was normal, but as soon as we arrived in the world of the Three Kingdoms, there was a ghost. At that time, he was almost in the realm of immortals. He initially accepted Zhang Jiao as his apprentice and trained Zhang Jiao to be invincible. He said that Liu Bei was not talented enough and refused to accept Liu Bei as his apprentice. Later, he continued to help Liu Bei cheat and sold his apprentice Zhang Jiao. In the end, Liu Bei unified the world, and Liu Bei came to see the protagonist. As a result, the fairy protagonist bowed down and recognized Liu Bei as his godfather (the reason why he did not accept Liu Bei as his disciple at the beginning of the co-authoring was to recognize his father later). Then he gave the heroine of another world to his godfather Liu Bei to be his queen, and also gave all the worlds he had conquered to his godfather Liu Bei one by one. I have never seen such a shocking plot in decades of reading. This filial son is really filial to the family and beyond the realm of filial piety.

I think Taoism does not need faith. The Three Pure Ones are the personification of the Great Dao. The Great Dao of Heaven and Earth exists forever, so there is no need for faith at all. The core idea of ​​Taishang is indisputable. It would be understandable if it were just Taoist priests competing for faith. After all, they are all human beings, and they naturally have a winning mentality. But it is a bit incomprehensible that the Supreme Being gave you a golden finger to preach.

It's ridiculous, Taoism is a local religion, how can it be like this? If you really want to increase others' ambition, you will destroy your own prestige😇

It's a brainless cheat. One person can provide a lot of points, but in the end, millions of people practice Tai Chi and only get a few thousand points? That's bullshit. There's no negotiation for taking it off the shelves.

I was disgusted when I saw the Japanese being recruited.

The author's political consciousness is not high, so Japan wants to be China's little brother? It's already very polite if you don't curse Japan when you see it.

In fact, the writing is quite good, and there is nothing poisonous. Once you read it, you will understand that the protagonist is in the invincible style, and the advancement of strength is more reasonable.

Various operations with no lower limit, overt praise and covert criticism of Daomen, which sounds nice, but the protagonist alone directly belittles Daomen, and the spokesperson of Daomen is purely derogatory.