Taoist Real People in the Magical World

To be honest, as a monk, I don't want you to be aloof and solemn, but at least you don't like to tease women so much, okay? It looks disgusting

I have seen the latest chapter. The protagonist can only practice talismans but not practice. Taoism is the top priority. Until now, I don't know that the protagonist practices Celestial Master, Shangqing, Lingbao and a lot of messy spells. Moreover, the talent is seriously confused and the pure yang and yin and yang work together. The system seems too awkward, and the task is based on the task.

I have read more than thirty chapters. Where is the preaching that I promised? The sect hasn't even been established yet, but it's just influenced a few goblins with no IQ. This can't be said to be preaching, right? After so many chapters, at least the Taoist flag must be erected and Taoist temples must be built. Even if you are not able to do it now, you must at least show that you are developing and working hard in this direction. As a result, the protagonist has no intention of working in this direction, and is always misunderstood as a member of a cult. Since the establishment of a sect requires official certification, you inquired about the establishment of a sect in such a correct way. As a result, the protagonist has no intention of developing in this direction at all.

There is a difference between writing about realistic Taoism or prehistoric Taoism.

The protagonist is a middle-class thinker. Taoists are all destined to cross paths. You will accept all kinds of garbage here.

The first chapter is to persuade you to quit. The book review system is confusing. After all, the protagonist is still weak, but this curse is too outrageous. In a world without Taoist gods and heaven, the protagonist chants a curse to ask for blessings from gods. I am convinced. You have not received seals and have not been naturalized in the sect's ancestral court. There is no immortal leader behind you, and you are not from Sanshan.

We promised to spread Taoism, but after dozens of chapters, we have actually spread it to a few goblins and a few people. If people are not good at spreading it, you will not continue to spread it. Taoist goblins are not more attractive than people. Good topics are written in a waste, and the more you write, the more you exaggerate.

This can only be regarded as heresy, and without inheritance there is no method of immortality.

Why didn't you preach to people and to heterogeneous people in the first place? Although there is no such thing as teaching, you should at least pay attention to Taoist orthodoxy.

From the ideological core, the so-called magicians in Europe (the free translation of the original title of mage) are basically the same as the Chinese Taoist priests. In other words, there is actually not much difference between the two. It is estimated that many people have never realized this at all. There seems to be a difference, but the fundamental reason is: European magic was originally based on basic practicality. Spell, is it still practical? Yes, because their starting point is practicality in human daily life and society. Take alchemy, for example, which is typically practical. Of course, there are almost no records of anyone successfully refining gold from worthless raw materials. There is only one person who can be traced in the history, and this person died in an unseemly manner (this is another matter, you can check it if you are interested, but I will not talk about it here). The Taoist priests in our country have a very high-end starting point - I just want to live forever! To Westerners, the only thing that is eternal is God. Therefore, Westerners have relatively low requirements, as long as I can imitate God. The Taoist priests in our country are even more ambitious: I don't want to imitate, I want to become a god. Because of the difference in underlying logic, it behaves differently. At present, it seems that this difference in our consciousness has advantages and disadvantages for both parties.

After reading a few chapters, I feel that except for the main character who knows some Taoist spells through the system, the rest has nothing to do with Taoism. There is no Taoist practice concept, and the portrayal of the protagonist does not feel related to Taoist priests, except for the sentence "Infinite Heavenly Lord".

You are a real Taoist, so isn't it bad to deal with magic weapons, immortal weapons and the like? If you insist on the whole system, who is disgusting?

This Taoist priest has absolutely no appearance of being a true Taoist. His essays about cultivating the Tao but not cultivating the mind are completely giving the Taoist priest a bad look.

Well, I suddenly realized that to other people, you are not even as good as a cult. Then a group of Taoist priests will believe in Taoism, but for a different world, you are the first Taoist priest, so there are no Taoist gods. If a Taoist priest is killed, will he have to go to hell? Who dares to believe this?

Directly pressed to death by the supreme god of prophecy

Don't you even know the eight great Taoist mantras?

The frame is pretty good, but the writing is too childish.

The protagonist does not look like a monk, but like an ordinary person who suddenly gained great power. He does not have the mentality and temperament of a monk.

I hope the author will not be like this author

To me, a Taoist, these are all evil gods. Privately harvest the power of faith from all living beings, and worship evil gods in obscene ways.