Chujing Daojun

I don't have any cheats, I don't know the plot, I have to practice from scratch. You have all the reasons why fan fiction is not popular, which is a pity. Abandon it🧐

When I read "The Illustration of Destruction of Luck", I also had a feeling that the practice system was too artificial, without the natural feeling of a hundred flowers blooming and all roads leading to Rome. It was like the Creator laid down various rules at the moment when he opened up the world. The birth of the practice system was the pinnacle. No matter how talented the people who followed could only tinker within this framework, they could not find another way.

It would be more appropriate to call her the Holy Mother Taoist. The protagonist is worthy of being a Quanzhen sect and has learned a hodgepodge of Buddhism and Taoism thoroughly. If he didn't wear the skin of a Taoist priest, he would be a monk.

When I saw Chapter 049 of the second volume, I couldn't stand it anymore. I remembered that the author said that his ability to write stories was not good, so he had to learn from the plots of classic novels. However, I never expected that the protagonist written by the author was basically the same without him. It was not obvious in the first volume. The protagonist basically has soy sauce, and there is also an old man who gives him skills. He just asks the protagonist to support his sect in the future. The problem is that there is a detail. Before the protagonist solves the mystery of reincarnation, the old man has already discovered the protagonist. Here is the point. He only gives Instead of taking the protagonist back to the mountain to practice, the explanation given by the old man in Volume 1 Chapter 032 is that as long as the protagonist is here, there is hope for the Taoist sect. It doesn't matter whether he is in my sect or not. What a selfless statement. He thinks that the protagonist will have great achievements in the future. In order to give away the skills, on the one hand, the protagonist did not quickly join the sect when he was not successful. I can only say that such a sect is quite logical. The reason behind this is sad. You think so. The author arranged for the protagonist to be free from karma and karma, and arranged for an old man to be a tool man. The second volume is even more outrageous. The protagonist starts with Tianhu, the top combat power of the small world*2 (the original body and the god clone), and also holds the map 3/5 of the Yellowstone Secret Area and the opening location. Then the people from Kyushu come down and provoke the conflict between Xuling Dao Sect and Jingyang. Is there anything wrong with the protagonist? You now hold the bargaining chip for the integration of Tianmen Realm and Kyushu. What is the contradiction? Now the protagonist himself is the overall situation (the fusion of Kyushu and Tianmen Realm). As long as he openly declares that he wants to join Kyushu, the protagonist has the strength, righteousness, and methods. Now he just pulls one faction and fights with another to unite most people who can be united. This is a wise saying. You must know that fusion is also of great benefit to the protagonist himself. Unless the protagonist wants to be alone, he will take all the benefits. Then I didn't say it. Or want to join that dynasty on the other side. To sum up, in my opinion, the protagonist is both good and fun-loving.

I don't understand why the protagonist insists on getting involved in government affairs. It's not to plan something, nor is it helpful for spiritual practice.

The writing is very blunt, not fairy-like. The protagonist is indecisive For some people, the more sophisticated Taoist terminology may be a bonus. I am not very interested in it. Some places say that these are completely cumbersome. The plot is not compact and not enjoyable. It is frustrating to watch. I will abandon it.

It looks so disgusting. People were going to kill him at the beginning, but he actually let him go. I don't believe that a person who has practiced immortality can be so brainless.

What a waste of such a good title and introduction. Really shiny. The first scene changes the wind, and the new yang changes the old yin. When I saw the title of the book, I thought it was about Taoist reform. Or innovate the cultivation system. Unexpectedly, it was just a small piece of writing.

There is no golden finger, I don't know the plot, I am unwilling and unhappy, fan fiction, I rely on my own talent to cultivate, there are too many technical terms, you have all the points of success in fan fiction, how can it be popular? Do you think the novel is more about the golden finger, or the amazing talent and beauty? Even the God of Destruction Stone has a golden finger or cheats, but the protagonist does not have one. . .

The writing is very good, very good, and full of fairy spirit. But one thing is not to listen to others write books and write according to your own ideas.

Nowadays, some people are obviously good readers, but they just like black books. Smoky

I thought you were a eunuch, but I didn't expect you were still writing later. I really didn't expect it if there was a red envelope to remind me.

The author is actually back. I even put you on the stop list last time.

Who lied to me and said this book costs 4,000 a day? Stand up and get beaten

Sad, I found out that Penglai Water Realm has been disbanded when I went to the big game today

I feel like the author got it right this time. It's semi-invincible and chivalrous. It's not depressing, and it's very interesting.

It's so "fairy" that I thought he was a bald donkey. In four chapters, the protagonist is portrayed as if he is a highly skilled person. He has a very "classical" air about it. To be honest, it has a "classical" feel to it. But if you use airs like this to maintain your character, will anyone see it?

I don't know what happens next, but in the first four chapters, the main character, the Virgin, is a bit too much.

It's been a year since the break, it's a pity

I feel like the author himself has forgotten this book