Live Broadcast: Pindao Travels Around the World Preaching Immortality

The biggest downfall of this book is that it gives the protagonist a drag bottle

The protagonist is a time traveler and is not a real Taoist priest. Can't he start a live broadcast? I have to bring a woman to bear witness. Unless the protagonist was brainwashed the first time he was instilled with knowledge.

Are my expectations too high? It feels so confusing. First of all, the protagonist is an extraordinary person. Is it appropriate for you to bring an ordinary person? Secondly, the protagonist is a young man who is also a time traveler. If you really want to live broadcast, you will not start it yourself. You must know that there are many places that ordinary people cannot go. How to do this?

The protagonist travels to a world where spiritual energy has just been revived, and is bound to the Taoist revitalization system The Taoist temple is very broken, and the master has just passed away (the original person died due to excessive sadness), leaving behind a junior brother. The protagonist is 25 years old, and the junior brother is 15 years old. The junior brother is an orphan. He grew up in the mountains. He has a lively personality, but he is very measured in his actions. He believes that elder brothers are like fathers, and junior brothers are like real brothers. The protagonist opens a gift package for beginners, including a Taoist treasure book, a Taoist drum, a set of Taoist uniforms (hairpin, Taoist robe, Taoist boots, Taoist priests have long hair), Xue Ji, a 30-year Qi pill (Zhen Qi plus washing of scriptures and cutting marrow), and an outdoor live broadcast equipment It has been ten years since the world's spiritual energy has been revived (that is to say, even in the first year When I started practicing, my talent only lasted 20 years, so I gave him a 30-year Zhenqi pill, and it was pure. The protagonist must be better than everyone else, otherwise it would be difficult to publicize.) The master died after practicing for 10 years because of his age (the talent was not good, and he died before the lifespan was extended). The younger brother started cultivating Zhenqi at the age of 10, and his qualifications were very high. My original talent was not good, so I never succeeded, but I was just physically stronger. In the next month, while the protagonist became familiar with the use of spells, he taught the younger brother basic internal skills and some spells, and purified the true energy. At the same time, he made a peach wood sword for the younger brother. Since the recovery of spiritual energy, there have been some incidents of monsters hurting people in remote areas (there are cultivators guarding the city, so they rarely happen). Therefore, the protagonist decided to take the younger brother down the mountain to preach Taoism and eliminate demons. The younger brother is responsible for the live broadcast. Kill demons and demons along the way, preach live broadcasts, so that people in the world can strengthen their bodies and protect themselves at the same time, and accept some of the most qualified people as registered disciples to teach advanced skills and techniques (you can also accept those with top qualifications as personal disciples, whether they are known through live broadcasts or met on the road) See all the warmth and coldness of the world, and hear all the hardships of the world. There may be loopholes, but these are just my thoughts. Just look at Lele.

To be honest, you can bring a boy or an apprentice, but bringing a girl is really a problem, because most people who write travel novels bring a girl, and it's already bad and can't get any worse.

I don't want to watch a preacher bring a female prostitute. If you think live broadcasting is troublesome, why are you used to being free and loose? It won't be troublesome for you to take a girl on the road? I can't go anywhere I could have gone. What's this called freedom?

The protagonist walked 50 kilometers in 5 hours, can the female anchor do the same? There is also a protagonist who went to the temple to register orders in the name of a preacher. Wouldn't this be exposed?

When reading a book, first read the introduction, then the table of contents, and then the comments. Good Guys Chapter 2 "Brother Taoist, please take me with you" scared me so much that I immediately commented and ran away. I didn't even dare to read more comments 😅😅😅😅

I saw another one that also had a live broadcast of Taoist preaching. It also had a female anchor at the beginning, and she had gorgeous red lips, so I stopped reading it. I commented and was banned 🤫. Is it standard to have a female anchor at the beginning?

This book feels like a studio product! No logic at all! Drones can live broadcast, but the live broadcast host cannot watch the live broadcast? The villagers are back! The anchor asked them if they had seen the Taoist priest? Don't know how to watch the live broadcast? ? ? Don't say there is no signal! Is the drone still live streaming? !

Except for the homeland, foreigners are barbarians in Taoism. When they travel all over the world, they can only visit the homeland and preach around the world? Learn more about Taoism before writing

There is a missionary novel that also features a girl. The way you write it really lowers the level of the novel. It feels like there is no missionary flavor in it. Suddenly there are all kinds of ambiguities and inner activities, and you don't see where the missionary is at all.

If you meet a woman as soon as you get off the mountain, it's bound to be bad, ugh

After reading a few chapters, it was nothing. I met a woman who was live-streaming. It was nothing. She was live-streaming, but she went to find someone and didn't bring that woman. Where did you get the live broadcast and where did the barrage come from? I was speechless. The system didn't say it had its own drone or other things at the beginning. It came out with its own barrage for no reason. What is this?

Seeing so many people squirting makes me feel good

After reading more than ten chapters, the female anchor said goodbye