The Heavenly Dao Gene Bank

When writing a book, you must give the protagonist a driving force and a mission that runs throughout the book. But it's outrageous that the protagonist's mission in this book is forced by someone. Author, you have to write that the protagonist's mission is to resist Mo XX and ghosts, so I think it's normal. For example, Mo XX hopes that everyone can practice cultivation, and the protagonist strengthens clan rule and blocks access to knowledge so that the poor have no way to advance. After all, Mo XX didn't give the protagonist a chance to choose.

I hope fellow Taoists can collect more and recommend more. I have finished this book with 3 million words, and my character is guaranteed!

It doesn't feel too poisonous, but the story is not told very smoothly. I don't know if there is a complete outline.

I actually survived. What happened before?

Abnormal Paradise is quite nice, but it's a pity it's not popular.

The opening is so complicated, are you sure you can't hold it in? ? ? ?

The ten-year-old bookworm said that the author's writing is solid, but the opening is not amazing enough, and he does not use a more eye-catching plot to whet the reader's appetite. It is the so-called refreshing start, and the road ahead is probably not going to be easy. The so-called golden finger given by the old man is very good as a starting point. When the chapter is about to end, a golden finger suddenly appears that shows the opponent's status, and the plot becomes loose in an instant. At this point, I quit reading.

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Have a question? Why does that woman who wrongly accused the protagonist also have a Yun Qi collar? Is it just because she figured it out? But she did nothing and made no contribution to the protagonist's enlightenment. Instead, she became an accomplice. And depending on the author's intention, these two people will intersect later.

My liver hurts when I read it. Is this an abusive article? It's a bit hard to bear it when I see someone being wrongly accused.