Liaozhai: Starting from Inheriting the Taoist Temple

It's true that the more you write, the uglier it becomes. Otherwise, you need to find a Taoist companion, otherwise there will be no heroine to practice with peace of mind. From time to time, she will be a bit crazy, which makes people think that she is a genius and monster after all. I said that love delays cultivation, but then I will do it again. Is this true and false? 😤

The protagonist, who is only at the seventh level of Qi training, dares to single-handedly go to trouble the Demon King. You have done too much to subdue your wits. Even if you have a big boss like Yan Chixia behind you, your seventh level of Qi training is not enough.

It feels weird, a bit like trying to take the moral high ground. Anyway, all monsters are bad.

The whole book is utilitarian. It's not ugly, but it's not what I like. I'll leave it alone. . . . .

Later, when I became my master, I laughed to death. The main character caused trouble every day. Even if he could become a registered disciple, I would lose.

After reading Chapter 23, Lanruo Temple poisoned me! ! If you don't save the pedestrian, it can be said that you are afraid of the tree demon nearby. But you are not afraid of the water god? ? ? Is this called IQ online? ? Is it carrying private goods? Or do you have incorrect views? ? ?

The more I write, the more it looks like a novice. Did you hire someone to ghostwrite it or is it a studio product?

When I saw the 7th level of Qi Refining, I went to brush the Lanluo Temple. All I can say is that I can't use my brain when reading now. Are you sure the protagonist is going to clear books and not deliver food?

How can I put it this way? It was good in the early stage, but it became more and more outrageous towards the end. I kept losing my wits and my writing skills plummeted. I posted this today and have withdrawn this book.

How can I put it, you are already seventy-two demons, but in the end you still have a few levels of Qi refining, and then build foundations and golden elixirs. It feels very awkward. One is ancient style, and the other is how to say. The setting of cultivation follows the general trend. It feels like you are just wearing the skin of ancient times, or the mortal style. Then you might as well write the mortal style or the cultivation style. Everyone has their own preferences. That's it, it probably doesn't sound good. Let's go.

I feel that the 72 skills are written too simply, and I don't feel that they have any awesome effect. According to the exchange of sword skills for Yuan Shen skills, each of the earthly evil skills is at least a fairy level. The protagonist does not develop anything in depth and just wants to get more. Especially the talisman formation, alchemy, etc.

On the third level of qi training, I met a fox demon who had cultivated a human body and killed it directly. A monster that could cultivate a human body could not at least refine qi and become a god. It is better to change the realm directly to the classical immortal cultivation type. What you see is true isolation, and the main thing is to see the drama. Realm issues are neither fish nor fowl.

After entering the copy of Three Lives Three Worlds and Ten Miles of Peach Blossom, I basically have no desire to watch it.

This novel gave me the feeling that it was the first time I read The Buddha is the Tao. It also makes me feel that this is the true cultivation of immortality, with no desires and demands, but also step by step. There are not many monthly votes, just one, vote for the author. I hope the author can become a god in one book!

It's very uncomfortable for a monk to always call him by his common name instead of his Taoist name. It's even more uncomfortable to call him by his common name every day after he has accepted a disciple.

This perfect Taoist foundation is too easy. I can understand it if the protagonist is capable, and it is so easy for the disciples. Then all the sects should have perfect Taoist foundations.

The simpler the realm of classical cultivation, the better. The realm of Qi training in this book is divided into twelve levels, and each level is further divided into front, middle, back, peak, perfection, half-step great perfection, and great perfection 😥😅😒

It's a bit ridiculous to accept that ghost. In his previous life, he was an courtesan. Not only was he well-informed, but at least he had seen the world. After being fooled by the protagonist in a few words, he recognized the protagonist as his master. . . Moreover, the ghost is stronger than the Ghost King in the Golden Core Stage, and the protagonist is only in the middle stage of Foundation Establishment! ! !

The human world is fine, but it has been inexplicable since his ascension. He likes to make jokes at every turn, just like an urban novel layered with the appearance of a classical fairy tale. What do he say and do like cultivating immortality? Especially for female protagonists, it's like she's a lunatic. You either accept her as a heroine, or she cultivates immortality in a serious way, and gives readers clues for no reason. For example, you comfort her female apprentice not to cry, and you actually wipe her face with your hands and say don't cry before she tears up your makeup. You accept Bai Qian as a maid and say that you have a beautiful jade in your arms and you want to enjoy a massage. Brother, you are not going to a health spa to cultivate immortality. If you meet the Dragon King as a second-generation disciple of the Human Sect and still call him senior, how will you let Yang Jian and Nezha, who call you uncle, handle themselves? The author still insists that the protagonist should adapt to his identity. The plot of Three Lives and Three Worlds is even more poisonous. In order to control the small world, the positive characters Donghua Emperor and Ye Hua in the film and television drama are directly killed. If you want to wipe them all out, what does it mean to leave Bai Qian and Bai Fengjiu behind? Besides, the apprentices that the protagonist has accepted have perfect foundations and perfect golden elixirs. In fact, this is not enough. The key is that the protagonist has saints and quasi-sages who preach in person, possess top-notch skills, innate spiritual treasures, eat fairy peaches, drink fairy wine, and take golden elixirs. There is still a Confucian sage in the prehistoric world. The Confucian sage's highest state can actually cultivate into the Hunyuan Daluo Golden Immortal, which is as high as the Six Sages. It's so outrageous. If we say that Patriarch Styx and Empress Houtu have already become saints, wouldn't they mean that they don't have the Purple Qi of Hongmeng? Who else can become a saint without the Hongmeng Purple Qi, besides the stupid protagonist? I consider myself to be relatively resistant to drugs, but after reading more than 200 chapters, I couldn't hold on any longer. Comment specifically from QQ reading.

I haven't been able to watch it since Sansheng III

It started off well, but then it turned poisonous around chapter 20. You thought it was fairy grass, but unexpectedly the style of painting suddenly turned poisonous. Did you ghostwrite it?

After reading more than 20 chapters, I couldn't read it anymore. The title of the book said "Liao Zhai" and I thought it was the original work. However, it turned out to be a movie + second revision. The changes were weird. Not only were the characters badly disfigured, but there were also some vulgar scenes. Apart from the names of the people, there was basically no connection with the original plot and it was labeled "Liao Zhai". It would be better if you made a note of the movie revision! Please respect the original work, thank you

I feel that the writing is useless. Liaozhai was mixed into Journey to the West. I don't know if it was designed this way or if it was written badly. I can understand you mixing things into the world of Liaozhai, but the Ascension to the Immortal World makes me feel that it is off topic.

I spent dozens of dollars to get started with V, and I will get 20% off on reading books 😁 in the future! The author will keep up the good work. 😡

Updates have been a bit slow recently, and I have exhausted all the manuscripts. I am working hard to save them. I may only be able to update twice a day before they are put on the shelves. Please forgive me for not being able to reply to some messages in time. Newbies with new books, advice is welcome. After all, this is my first book, so I was surprised to be able to sign a contract with Xiaolang. I would like to thank everyone for their support and encouragement. Finally, I hope that everyone who has the ability can reward Xiaolang with a few coins to help Xiaolang increase his fans. Your support is Xiaolang's biggest motivation. Thank you all.

The human world is fine, but it has been inexplicable since his ascension. He likes to make jokes at every turn, just like an urban novel layered with the appearance of a classical fairy tale. What do he say and do like cultivating immortality? Especially for female protagonists, it's like she's a lunatic. You either accept her as a heroine, or she cultivates immortality in a serious way, and gives readers clues for no reason. For example, you comfort her female apprentice not to cry, and you actually wipe her face with your hands and say don't cry before she tears up your makeup. You accept Bai Qian as a maid and say that you have a beautiful jade in your arms and you want to enjoy a massage. Brother, you are not going to a health spa to cultivate immortality. If you meet the Dragon King as a second-generation disciple of the Human Sect and still call him senior, how will you let Yang Jian and Nezha, who call you uncle, handle themselves? The author still insists that the protagonist should adapt to his identity. The plot of Three Lives and Three Worlds is even more poisonous. In order to control the small world, the positive characters Donghua Emperor and Ye Hua in the film and television drama are directly killed. If you want to wipe them all out, what does it mean to leave Bai Qian and Bai Fengjiu behind? Besides, the apprentices that the protagonist has accepted have perfect foundations and perfect golden elixirs. In fact, this is not enough. The key is that the protagonist has saints and quasi-sages who preach in person, possess top-notch skills, innate spiritual treasures, eat fairy peaches, drink fairy wine, and take golden elixirs. There is still a Confucian sage in the prehistoric world. The Confucian sage's highest state can actually cultivate into the Hunyuan Daluo Golden Immortal, which is as high as the Six Sages. It's so outrageous. If we say that Patriarch Styx and Empress Houtu have already become saints, wouldn't they mean that they don't have the Purple Qi of Hongmeng? Who else can become a saint without the Hongmeng Purple Qi, besides the stupid protagonist? I consider myself to be relatively resistant to drugs, but after reading more than 200 chapters, I couldn't hold on any longer.

The writing is pretty good, but the starting point now is too messy, with all kinds of messy things.

In response to the opinions of book friends, Xiaolang has renovated the currency content in the book. Please continue to make corrections.

It's okay, but it's too little. Let's raise it first.

This is the first time in my history that I have rewarded 10 fast people. Hey, the author will update soon.