One's Way

The overall framework of this book is good, and the context is very clear, but the details are very boring, just like a cup of milk tea, with only various flavorings but not a drop of real milk!

Where is Daomen? I skipped it and read it, it's almost 200 chapters, and there's not even a door.

There is a huge gap between him and Xuan Qingwei. . . . What is this second book about? . 😥

Awesome, brother, I don't know if it's because I don't read much, but your book is far beyond my imagination. I originally read this book because I didn't want to waste the three-day reading coupon, but it really surprised me. From the beginning of the spiritual energy to the exhaustion of the spiritual energy, I thought it was just a matryoshka fantasy where there is a chaotic space outside the void, and there are other spaces outside the chaos. But after breaking through the void, I directly returned to the universe. It was so cool, I never expected it. It was indeed a three-day reading 👍

Please update it quickly. It's too slow. 2 Monthly passes are recommended for 3 people.

It's OK, at least until now and highly recommended. For me, the only bad points are the early stage and those inexplicable family members. Although I know that from a writing perspective, these family members can provide an excuse for the protagonist to upgrade (meet once, cool down the future once), but the portrayal is very unpleasant. Shen Hao sells air conditioners because he is controlling the benefits. These benefits also have a little effect, and it is very comfortable to watch. Asking my eldest brother to sell wheelchairs is quite a short chapter. It seems strange that it can be covered in one sentence. It has started to get better since I took on three disciples. Although the writing, settings, and plot always feel like something is missing, they are quite comfortable to watch together. It won't make people appear inexplicably. If the following world invasions are written, we can really look forward to a wave of success in this book. Overall, it is good enough. It has no heroine (not misogynistic), not overly self-indulgent and funny, has low risk of drama, does not hit the mark, and is not embarrassingly wise or evil. It is very down-to-earth, and the coolness is evenly distributed. It is very suitable for leisure and old-fashioned reading. Disadvantages: I was a bit skittish in the early stage, and the portrayal of family members was a poisonous point for me. There was a suspicion of forcing the progress in the early stage, which probably led to some foreshadowing being unused.

Why is Mao not there today

I have read Chapter 340 so far. Let me tell you my feelings: This book has the potential to become a hit. It feels to me like I was reading an early version of , and writing it in the future should be no worse than Lanke Qiyuan. It's been a long time since I've seen such an excellent Xianxia work Let's take a look at the specific context "Desolate Heaven Realm" is a world lacking the six paths of reincarnation. There is a human world, but there are currently no descriptions of gods and deities - the forces of heaven are missing; there is an underworld, where ghosts are rampant, and a reincarnation system of the underworld is missing. The protagonist's actions in the human world are to slowly pave the way for the specific situation of this wilderness. Otherwise, it would be boring to write it dryly. So many book friends complain that they can't stand it because the author didn't write it according to what you want. If you write it according to what the book friends want, it will be cliché and uninnovative. This book is useless. I feel that the author wants the protagonist to improve his cultivation level and finally say Dharma Sui, become a god, and shape the six paths of reincarnation.

Pure Mind Mantra Taishangtaixing, adaptable to constant changes. Exorcise evil spirits and bind evil spirits, protect life and body. Wisdom is clear and the mind is peaceful. The three souls are eternal, and the soul has no loss. Urgency is like a law! The Mouth Cleansing Mantra Danzhu Mouth God, spits out filth and removes odor. The tongue god is upright, nourishing the soul and nourishing the soul. Luo Qianjiaoshen, but Xie Wei Zhen. The throat god is tiger, and the Qi god attracts fluids. The elixir of my mind makes me understand the truth. Sishen refines the liquid, and Tao Qi always exists. Urgency is like a law! Pure Body Divine Mantra Lingbao Tianzun, comfort the body. The soul of the disciple, the mysterious five internal organs. Blue dragons and white tigers, there are many teams and battles; Suzaku Xuanwu, my true guard. Urgency is like a law! The Divine Curse of the Land Yuanshi Anzhen, informing all spirits. Yue Du is a real official and the only spirit of the land. The society on the left and the country on the right should not be alarmed. Return to the right path and be clarified internally and externally. Everyone takes their positions and guards the altar. Your Majesty has an order to search for evil spirits. The protector god king protects and chants sutras. Convert to the great road, Yuan Henry Zhen. The Divine Curse of Purifying Heaven and Earth The heaven and earth are natural, and the filthy energy is dispersed. The cave is mysterious and luminous. The mighty gods from all directions make me natural. The Lingbao talisman informs the nine heavens; Qian Luo Danna, Dong Gang Tai Xuan; kills demons and binds evil spirits, and kills thousands of ghosts. The Divine Mantra of Zhongshan, a jade inscription from the Yuan Dynasty, can be recited once, and diseases will be prolonged; according to the five mountains, the eight seas will know it; the demon king will tie his head and guard my palace; the evil and filth will disappear, and the energy of the Tao will always remain. Urgency is like a law! Golden Light Divine Curse Xuanzong of heaven and earth, the root of all energy. I have cultivated extensively for hundreds of millions of kalpas to prove my magical power. Within and outside the Three Realms, only the Tao is supreme. There is golden light in my body, which reflects my body. Out of sight, out of hearing. It encompasses heaven and earth and nourishes all living beings. If you uphold it thousands of times, your body will be bright. The guards of the Three Realms and the Five Emperors will greet you. All the gods paid homage and made the thunderous ghosts and demons become frightened and the spirits forget their form. There is a thunderbolt inside, and the name of the thunder god is hidden. The wisdom of the cave is clear, and the five energies are soaring. The golden light appears quickly and protects the real person. Urgency is like a law! God's Mantra of Zhuxiang The Tao is learned by the heart, and the false incense is passed on by the heart. The fragrant swallow and jade furnace is in front of the emperor. The true spirit is looking forward to it, and the fairy is in Xuan. The ministers were ordered to report it, and the route reached nine days. Xuan Yun Curse The cloud seal script is too empty, the beginning of the catastrophe. Sometimes far away, sometimes sinking or floating. Wandering in five directions, one foot away. The innocent emperor, according to the pen, is the book. First, perform the cave seal, and then write the spiritual talisman. When the Yuan Dynasty declined, the true text was born. It is obvious that it exists, but it is unknown that it does not exist.

After reading Chapter 253, I couldn't bear it anymore and planned to give up. Write a post for future generations to understand. At the beginning it seemed like there was really nothing wrong with it, the plot and writing logic were pretty good. In the early stage, the protagonist is weak in strength and power, and there is nothing wrong with being at the mercy of others. This is inevitable. But after the middle and later stages, the protagonist becomes very powerful, and he is still at the mercy of others, and then comes out to show off and get slapped in the face. Isn't this plot too cliched and bloody? The protagonist's family is already extremely wealthy, and there are so many ways to make huge profits. The author has to spend so many chapters writing about the protagonist and his brother opening a wheelchair shop. How is this different from a real estate tycoon in reality who bothers to open a pancake shop? And the title of the book is The Last Taoism, which is obviously a sect-style book title, but I have read Chapter 253, and there is still no trace of the protagonist wanting to promote the Taoism. This novel can be described as pure fantasy, except that the protagonist uses Taoist magic. For example, it is obvious that the secret breathing method of Longhu Mountain used by the protagonist is called Luotian. Since you have already dragged your Taoism to Longhu Mountain, can you please use dim sum when naming it? This name is too dramatic. It's as outrageous as using Buddhist techniques to attract semen.

Although Uncle Ying lives in the age of the end of law, he has more magic methods than the protagonist.

I can't stand it anymore after reading over 70 chapters. The title is too big. The development of the opening has been written in the spirit of Xiaojiazi. The most rubbish second-generation official still needs to spend time and brains to come up with a story? Can't you do something else if you have the time? If you write like this, readers will run away from you.

I saw Chapter 256. It is said every day that the mainstream school suppresses miscellaneous studies, but the people and theories of the mainstream school are not seen at all, creating contradictions in vain.

I have read the book for more than ten years without commenting on it, so I couldn't help myself this time. The plot and logic of the book are okay, but I disagree with the values. The author feels that as long as the individual is strong, even if all the people are killed, the eggs will still be intact. Since the protagonist is pursuing Tao, he has no character of Tao at all. He is completely selfish. It doesn't matter if the people around him die, as long as he doesn't drag himself down.

You know it's shit, but you still write it, are you deliberately disgusting me?

Being a Taoist disciple feels a bit insulting to a Taoist disciple... That relative's apprentice can still be read if he is not a naughty child, a standard cool article about pretending to be cute and slap in the face... Naughty children are annoying existences even in modern times... I feel that this child is a naughty child who has not been educated well now and traveled through time! Not like ancient rural children at all!

Daomen? When will you find a mountain to start a sect? It feels like there is no main plot. I have been in a small country and a small city. You are not really a miscellaneous family. And Jin Dan Zhenren's combat power value is so low? It only has the advantage of increasing his lifespan.

It lacks a storyline. 8 Out of 10 chapters are just the author talking to himself and explaining the reasons for what he did. Just like a game software developer introducing his software, trying his best to introduce his code and that code. Players want the process and experience of playing the game. Whether the game is fun or not, they don't need to understand your boring code👌😡

I feel like the title of the book is incorrect. It might be more appropriate to call it Taoist Priests in Another World. The Tao is not just cultivation, it is also cultivation of the mind. And since it's called a door, isn't the first thing we need to light the lintel? I didn't see it either. I saw that it was just a so-called Taoist priest who was making waves in another world. What does it have to do with Taoism? Don't know, at least not yet

It feels like there are "skills" but no "Tao" The protagonist is not like a Taoist priest with advanced cultivation, but more like an extraordinary person who knows "Tao skills". The article has always emphasized that Taoist priests should have clear thoughts, not care about other people's opinions, have a pure heart and few desires, and live in the world of mortals. But having a clear idea is not a maverick, no matter what. A pure heart and a few desires means being indifferent to fame and wealth, rather than being ruthless and unrighteous. (The part where the protagonist talks about the thirteenth prince's guard having a sweet dream is just like the author himself said, the cycle of cause and effect, isn't the guard the cause? Then isn't repaying the guard the effect? Maybe this cause is not necessary, but if you take it, you will take it. If you are strong, you don't care about this cause? Cause and effect is not only about cultivation, but also related to people's morality) Walling in the world of mortals is traveling The world of mortals experiences all the flavors of life, not lawlessness (Wang Nian is fooling around in the palace, and the protagonist is allowed to act like a monster? Although the emperor does not care later, it is wrong. As a teacher, you should give correct teachings.) Although the protagonist used to be a gangster, as far as the subject matter of this book is concerned, the protagonist should not always be like this. At least there are some foreshadowings of his change of mood, right?

I really can't help it when I see the Bone Strengthening Pill. Regardless of the level, no matter what stage a strong person takes it, it can increase the level by about two levels. I'm speechless. Doesn't that mean that the saint Daozu and the Great Emperor want to grab it? This is the cheap elixir you can practice casually at the beginning.

According to my expectations, returning from the military camp should be like the return of the King of Soldiers, with domineering crushing and a climax. If there is a need for conflict, just involve a larger shady force. You can even catch someone in the court collaborating with the enemy. It's a battle of wits and courage with a few bastards in this corner. In fact, in the end, it doesn't have to rely on Taoism, otherwise it would have been dead long ago. It would be better to directly add military background and own strength, and push it forward... My humble opinion, I just want to express my expectations.

The protagonist is a member of the Taoist sect. I hope he will have some fairy spirit. I will pass this copy as soon as possible and then devote myself to seeking Taoism. The relationship with my body and parents here is too slow now. It always feels weird. You can be a copywriter, but don't always be one.

There are currently 448 chapters, so I've read it with patience. It contains some spoilers, so don't read if you don't like it. The plots of the chapters before this book is put on the shelves, and just after it is put on the shelves, are quite compact and reasonable, and the character descriptions are quite vivid. However, in the following pages, the plots are scattered here and there. Many plots are not even the support points of the branch plots. There are not many that play a role in carrying forward the story. The author loves to write. The whole thing is neither a main line nor a unit drama. It is too far-fetched to say it is a biography, or it is scattered. It is too far-fetched to say it is a prose. If it were just that, then it would be fine. It could be said to be the life of the protagonist in the Wild World with scattered plots. However, these scattered plot nodes are stretched out very long, and the period is filled with a lot of leftover details to enrich the settings. For example, the protagonist trains a weapon. There are three consecutive chapters. One chapter is filled with the settings of the weapon refining, one chapter is filled with the settings of the material gold essence, and the other chapter is filled with the settings of the material iron essence. In fact, the setting is stuffy, but it's not a core issue. The enthusiastic issue is that 70% of the page is setting, and the rest is a small advancement of the plot and small embellishments. In the following pages, there is too much content to set up and explain the logic of the character's behavior. It explains why the idle cultivating prince doesn't like the marriage contract or the palace, why the emperor should protect the country and work hard, what the purpose of alchemy and weapon refining is, why it is necessary to protect the wilderness, the principles of magic, the motivations of other countries, etc., There are too many. The common way to advance the plot in this novel is to describe what the situation is now, then explain why, explain the character's behavior, and then the core plot, supplemented by setting content in the middle. Then one chapter is completed. I feel like this novel can be read wholeheartedly or skipped, or you can listen to the novel while doing something, and you won't miss too much content. This can be regarded as a benefit. As for whether I want to watch it or not, I'll give it a try in two days.

At present, it seems that there may not be an underworld under the ground, but there may be a ghost mansion. If there were no regular means of restraint in the human world and the big ghosts would eat the little ghosts, ghost kings and their like would inevitably appear. Since such existence does not appear, either there are rules and regulations that send them to the underworld, or there are humane forces that kill the big ghosts, or else the high-end forces in the human world have noticed and eliminate them regularly. If there are none of the above, in tens of millions of years, the big ghosts and the little ghosts will probably have their seats, and the status of ordinary people will be similar to that of chickens and dogs.

It is more like a diary than a novel, and it is a diary without any tension, excitement or climax. It has obviously created various conflicts and story development nodes, and the protagonist can participate in them naturally, but the author always makes some inexplicable arrangements, either brushing it off in one stroke or letting the protagonist shrink back, etc. The author has good writing skills and imagination, but he does not build conflicts and climaxes at all. A well-written book is too high and too low, it is tasteless and it is a pity to abandon it.

In this world, aura exists, personal transcendence, longevity, and resource annexation are absolutely universal, and this is ancient times! In an area, if the imperial court is more powerful than Jianghu, then the central royal emperor must be too powerful, and there may even be a Yun Dynasty. Otherwise, the local yamen cannot be too powerful and majestic. Why are their cities so kind to the lower classes? And this is a fantasy world. The place is vast and there is no place for powerful families. Is it possible? The author and the protagonist are benevolent and spiritual, and humans and monsters are at odds with each other. The place is actually filled with ghosts, bandits, and monsters? Where is the Corpse Mountain Demon Cave? Are all demons and beasts wiped out in the human race's sphere of influence? Rather than cultivating immortality and cultivating Taoism, this novel is more about cultivating officialdom. There are too many compromises of interests rather than too many compromises of force.

The second half is really a bit boring, alas, what a pity

I'm wondering, should Taoism or miscellaneous studies be the main line? The plot is as slow as a tortoise and cannot be followed

Is this other world so backward? It doesn't understand anything and has nothing.