Taoist Ancestor of the Side Sect: in Charge of the List of Gods

SB, there are obviously such powerful plug-ins, why should we fix them?

Why does every Shinto cultivator have to cultivate immortality? Can't he be the Haotian God himself?

If you don't practice good Shintoism, you have to practice the pseudo-immortality of fantasy novels.

These authors always add some high-looking settings to the protagonist's plug-in, and then make the protagonist do some low-level and imbecile things like the boss. It's interesting.

The author doesn't understand politics. You came to this world with this list of gods to open up the way to God. Are you doing it for yourself? No, you pity the reincarnation in this world and the stupidity of all living beings. You can't go far without this idea. I still talk about heresy all the time. What is heresy? Why do you think this is heresy? If you don't recognize it yourself, how can you get readers to recognize it? You can also read "Houheixue" carefully. Religious studies are not that simple

The book review area is so quiet and scary. Are you guys here? If you are here, hum and comfort my young heart! Give me some support and let me know that everyone is here, okay everyone!

At the beginning, just a few people in the village made some incense, and can they open the list of gods? After killing a chicken and throwing it in, can it be sealed as the "Chicken God's Land"? Then the corpse poison can be directly eliminated without energy conservation? Wait, how can you be sure that it is corpse poison?

How can you, an ordinary person who doesn't understand Taoism, determine that this is corpse poison? Just rely on novels and TV series? This is too lax, right?

Is there a female protagonist? Can all living beings be equal? Is it true that humans are not guilty of killing demons, but are demons guilty of killing humans? What are the criteria for judging merit and virtue?

I think the world is a country and the gods are officials, those who practice immortality and Buddhism are ordinary people, some sects are companies, the quasi-sages are the top 500 in the country, and the saints are the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.

Pig's Knuckle has a bit of a wrong perspective. After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The author's writing is quite smooth, but the setting of the article feels a bit problematic.

Is the Shinto law invincible at the same level? What are you thinking? There is something wrong with this setting. Why is he invincible? What can he rely on? Just a normal setting?

There are a lot of them at the beginning because, however, the water at the beginning is very strong.

Read the comments first, then withdraw after reading them.

The List of Gods is a magic weapon, an upgraded version of the Hundred Ghost Banners.

A person can become a god, right? It doesn't matter what his character is. It doesn't matter if you are directly from the dark stream. But if you become a Shinto, then a person like this who slaughters the village's cheap and slutty women should be cut into pieces. You still make him a god and give him immortality. I am convinced that a person with a lunar calendar can be the second person. Isn't the three views correct?

In the inferior version of the Gods List, the protagonist cannot physically become a god? In addition, it is best for the protagonist to practice both Shinto and Immortal ways, with one Shinto body and one Immortal body.

I feel pretty good and have finished watching it. Shinto is indeed powerful but obviously limited, while Immortal is a bit more carefree. Using Shinto to pave the way for Immortal makes the protagonist's strength increase rapidly. The only drawback is that I remember that the Gods' List allows you to become gods physically, and the rest is okay. To put it bluntly, some people I feel that following the Conferred Gods List can make perfect use of the Conferred Gods List, but in fact, it is also possible not to follow the Shinto Way. And in the Conferred Gods Romance, it is obvious that no one of the disciples of the three religions wants to be on the Conferred Gods List, and they all want to be bound. The protagonist does not like the feeling of being unconstrained from the beginning, even if he is the leader of the Conferred Gods List.

Is the protagonist the same as Jiang Ziya?

Quickly call Grandmaster Zhang Xingfeng,

Shinto cannot be practiced because it will be banned due to suspicion of feudal superstition.

The writing is quite good, but it progresses too quickly and is not very cautious.

Damn it, it's a mess 😡