Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Starting with an Inherited 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? 😤

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

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.

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 I posted this today and have withdrawn this book.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.