Beginning with the Five Pecks of Rice Dao

I found out that the poisonous point lies in tutoring Zhang Lu, the feeling of jumping into a trap even though I know this person is a trap.

As the title says, doesn't it mean that you want to become an immortal and hug your thighs? Is the protagonist going to be brave enough to turn the tide and accelerate the development of Taoism? Wouldn't choosing Tianshi Dao from the Three Kingdoms period directly lead to the struggle for hegemony? Three Kingdoms, brother! The Zhang family was not canonized by Xuanzong until the Tang Dynasty, and the Tianshi Dao was not named the leader of the Jiangnan Taoists until the Yuan Dynasty! There is also the issue of identity, the Three Kingdoms, brother! Except for the various Yellow Turban Qushuai, which civilians have made a big splash? . . . The most outrageous thing is that the identity of the grandson of Prince Jing of Zhongshan is useless. Brother, do you know that there has never been any evidence of Liu Bei's identity, only a high probability? Liu Sheng's son Liu Zhen was expelled, and the court no longer recorded him as a descendant of the clan. Until Liu Bei's grandfather, Liu Bei couldn't tell who fathered whom. Under such circumstances, his enemies never questioned him. He could even learn from Lu Zhi. Why is this identity useless????? How did Taoism develop? How did it overturn the foundation of Buddhism in the Southern Dynasties when there were 480 temples? Isn't it just to take the high-end route and get close to the aristocracy? What's the point of just giving up shortcuts? . . . . . I think the protagonist's start is really difficult. . . . . My liver hurts from watching it. . . .

If you are eager to get results and don't persist, then you shouldn't write a book. Which great person didn't survive from being an unknown person?

The author is the one who understands that Taoism and Taoism are two different things! Taoism has always pursued Tao rather than immortality!

I see there are only 20 pictures now. There are 15 chapters that have little to do with the content of the book or the protagonist. If you write about the protagonist cultivating immortality, you should write about the protagonist cultivating immortality. Don't give too many other explanations. The man who looked at the water was speechless.

Coming from Yangmei, I knew at that time that the author was an old eunuch. Even the Yujingshan book took ten and a half days to write out a short chapter. And it is obvious that the middle pile has nothing to do with the main plot. It has a hasty beginning and a hasty ending, but in the process, various holes are dug to set up ambushes. To be honest, I fully subscribed to Yujingshan, but after that, if the author writes a new one and doesn't finish it well, I will keep having sex for nothing. Spending money to watch eunuchs is not a bad thing for me. As for the guarantee from Yujing Mountain, saying that the eunuch will definitely not be unfinished, I don't have anything to say. Guarantee, anyway, if you don't guarantee that I have already booked all the eunuchs, can you still pay me back if the eunuch is unfinished?

If you don't like the author, the quality of your new book is worrying.

Update

I thought the beginning was okay, but after reading a few more chapters, I found that I couldn't understand it anymore.

Whether Zhang Lu's surname is Zhang or Liu, or both 🪖, he may not be Zhang Daoling's grandson.