I'm Just an Ordinary Taoist Priest

More than 100 chapters have been released and I am still the Riddler, and I still have no desire to solve the riddles. I am already tired enough from work, and I really have no intention of guessing your thoughts here. I stopped watching it and got angry.

After reading the introduction, I thought the protagonist was very strong. However, it turns out that the protagonist always encounters events beyond his abilities and is pushed around~ as if he has become an event trigger~

Regarding the main problem, some comments in the previous chapters have already said that the protagonist experiences events too frequently, the skills he masters are too shallow, and the process of practicing the skills he masters cannot be seen. I have been acquiring different skills through adventures, and as a result, there are a lot of top-notch ones, but only a few can really use the top ones. Among them, the most proficient ones are the Golden Light Curse, which the protagonist feels is not very powerful when used, causing the protagonist to feel weak every time he fights. Also, every time it is the Golden Light Curse, the Fire Chapter takes the lead, which makes people tired.

It's so well written. I'll take this on for sure.

Why is such a good Xianxia not popular???? Especially the battle of spells, with all kinds of spells emerging one after another, it is very exciting.

If you try to make things more mysterious again, you'll get pissed.

Let me know what you think after seeing it! First of all, the introduction of this book feels like a slap in the face, but this book is not. If you insist on saying it, it's a bit like a suspense novel about cultivating immortality. The protagonist looks very strong, but every time he encounters someone stronger than him, he is beaten into a dog; or maybe he has just won a game, and another awesome character appears immediately, and he is instantly suppressed. The entire protagonist is led along, from one battle to another, from being played with once to being played with the next seamlessly. But this is the characteristic of suspense. If the protagonist knows everything, or is powerful enough to overturn the table, then it's a waste of time, and the villains will just go to sleep. This is not very similar to the current online writing. Now we will pursue a sense of satisfaction, and most authors will write because of the readers. There are none in this game, at least not much. It can be seen that the entire protagonist is actually pushed, and his participation in many events is forced to participate. This makes the entire protagonist not only frustrated, but also very unstable. Whether it is intelligence or strength, he feels like he is being toyed with. But in fact, the protagonist has been strengthening. Judging from the setting of the article, the protagonist's strength is not weak. But the information of the older generation is too strong, and the author's tricks are not strong. However, due to the special nature of the protagonist, he is always hanging out in the upper-class game. He has the strength of Silver, but he has to always play in the king's game. There is nothing he can do. But there are still many highlights in this book, whether it is the author's writing style, some ways of dealing with immortality, some methods of fighting, the whole article, from the pitfalls in the front to the gradual answers in the back, the truth gradually emerges. Among the novels I have read, I think it is good. The Three Views are actually pretty good, not some underworld cultivating immortality. So if you have read too many mindless pretentious and slap-in-the-face articles, you can come and see if they suit your taste.

If I'm fooled, I'll fall for it; if there's a trap, I'll jump.

Why do I feel that the protagonist seems to be stable, but in fact he is quite reckless?

I can't understand the content these days, it's too confusing.