The Legacy of the Supreme Dao

To be honest, I don't understand the protagonist. What does the Dong Family Medicine House's closing down have to do with the protagonist? He is so caring. The protagonist himself is just a part-time worker who wants to worry about the boss, and he takes so many risks to help others kill people. The key point is that the boss of the medicine shop doesn't know yet. I don't know what the point of licking someone like this is.

The most important thing in the mortal stream is not Gou, the most important thing is that from an ordinary person to an immortal, in addition to strength, there should also be a gradual change in mood. If you can't beat him, and if you continue to be stubborn if you are in danger, Old Devil Han is not an old devil in the first place. He appears to be an old devil or a thief. How pathetic was the original world of ordinary people who traveled through time.

The setting of the dungeon is somewhat new, but the protagonist is too naive. It feels like he is just playing a game. I don't know when he will truly realize that he is in a world of cultivating immortals.

It's okay, don't pick and choose, every book on cultivating immortals cannot be a biography of mortals cultivating immortals, and Hao Yu is a true immortal. This book is okay, as an old bookworm has verified, I can read it. Goldfinger is a little different.

This plot is really disgusting. The protagonist just went to work for Yao Lu of the Dong family, and then Yao Lu of the Dong family was suppressed by other Yao Lu through commercial means. Remember, it was commercial means, and there was no murder. Then the protagonist went to kill people. The main reason is that the protagonist was a part-time worker, and he didn't have any friendship with the boss when he traveled back in time. I can't understand why.

Goldfinger is so good, 🐷 can take off, the main character is just like Xiaobai, his mentality is completely unchanged and he is speechless

Please give me a dozen employees like the protagonist. Laugh, I guess there are no business rivals anymore, just give me the bones🦴... No, you don't even need to give me the bones, just use me as a slave, hahaha

I don't understand the meaning of the protagonist's experience in those dungeons. He practices swordsmanship and killing skills in the dungeons. When he returns to reality, he is afraid of wolves and tigers. He doesn't have the mentality of seeking wealth and wealth in danger. He wants to report someone when he is fishing, but he has lived like a pig in two lifetimes? I don't know what kind of protagonist the author wants to create, and there are also those messy copies, including calligraphy practice copies, which I can't understand.

Does the author have any misunderstanding about alchemy? How could the word Tao not include skills? Once you know it, you know it! Oh, just a puppet of the system

I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw the outer disciple giving the protagonist a poison pill, and he died from the poison.