Thirty Years of Reciting the Yellow Court Sutra, Then the Stone Monkey Came to Pay His Respects

Another book that pretends to be stupid and blind, Fangcun Mountain, Stone Monkey, and Seeking Immortality. It is so obvious that the protagonist has never read Journey to the West? Or has the author not read it? Even if you are not sure, you will always have doubts, and you will always guess whether this is Journey to the West, right? The protagonist seems to be blind and doesn't think about it at all. To me, pretending to be blind is very poisonous and I have no desire to continue watching.

It's not good-looking, it's too pretentious, it's not cultivated yet, it's just someone who relies on the system to show off, and it's half-crippled.

After reading a little bit, I found a loophole at the beginning and stopped reading. Recite the Huangting Sutra and practice Taoism for one day. What is the one-day standard? In the world of cultivating immortals, there are geniuses and mediocre people. How much does one do in one day? Next one, maybe I am a bit picky as a bookworm of more than ten years. If you don't care if you say I'm being serious or something, just watch it. I retreat.

This writing style doesn't look like it was written by a new author!

Is this author the vest of some great god, or does he say that "newcomers are all monsters" (ｰ̀εｰ́) and this writing style is something.

Although, there is a feeling that drawing a tiger is not the opposite of a dog. It is not as good as the comment section said, but it looks a bit embarrassing.

Do I know how to write a book with this kind of subject in a logical way? All the books are pretending to be stupid, always emphasizing that I am an ordinary person, always emphasizing that I don't know anything but basic things, and then every time I pretend to be a good person when the plot comes, I also emphasize that I am average, no matter what I do, I will never find out what is special about me, and then others will make up their minds, whether the writing is good or not, but this kind of subject matter is really torture, they are all the same.

It's a bit deliberate. Pig's feet aside, the Taishang Sect was repeatedly attacked by demons, and finally an elder who finally entered the demonic path came forward. There is no one who can take charge of the position of Dragon King. The top sect allows other forces to interfere at will in its own territory. A saint girl has no responsibility at all. Is this a matter where the Ninth Prince comes and is bullied? I didn't even know the protagonist before and was still full of arrogance, but then when I came to the Dragon Palace Laojiu, I was told that I was wrong, and I was so immature that I told him to get out of here? Is this the top sect of the human race? Shouldn't even a janitor be willing to kill me rather than give in to my pride? The author's writing on spiritual practice is very exciting, not much worse than the great master, but the plot arrangement is much different.

The author has set the protagonist up to be invincible, and wants to show the feeling of a Taoist master sitting and watching the wind and clouds relax. Later, the monkey and the fox were okay, but I couldn't stand it when I started in the dojo and then the dragon girl transformed, because the plot was generally not developed at all. In addition, when the apprentice is in trouble, he says that he doesn't care about him, it is his own fault, and then helps to pretend it is happening later. It may be like in Journey to the West, where the monkey goes back to find the master for help, but no one is like this. Later, the apprentice is probably used to promote the plot, and then the protagonist runs away. Alas, I don't know how to put it. Maybe it's not to my taste.

Eunuch, for this kind of eunuch who comes to you without saying a word, I suggest you make arrangements offline.