Martial Arts? I Don’t Know Any, I Only Know Thunder Magic

The whole world is filled with supporting characters who are mentally retarded. The protagonists who know thunder magic, qinggong, conjuring wind and rain, and bringing back the dead will only be shocked, wow, awesome. In reality, if someone really showed some inner strength, he would be disturbed by a large number of people seeking medical advice, challenging counterfeiters, and crowding through the gate to take advantage of the traffic.

I couldn't bear it any longer. When I saw another Taoist gate coming down the mountain, my state of mind was basically gone, and my mouth was full of shame.

My evaluation is that it is not poisonous at all. If you ignore the details, you can watch it, but don't wear your brain when watching it. It will just feel good for a moment and that's it.

How could this book have such good results? Are people nowadays so unselective in reading books?

Studio mass-produced books, I sometimes wonder if the fact that such books are always on the shelves is related to money laundering...

Is the author really a Taoist priest without any strength? Even if you don't know magic, your body is so strong that if you hit me with a punch, I'd have to beg you not to fall down here.

When reading this kind of book, don't think too hard, no, don't think too much, otherwise you won't be able to read it.

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Let me tell you a question. Before there was a system, the first gate in the world was just a group of ordinary people. After the protagonist had a system, he became extraordinary. Then in Japan, there were various extraordinary onmyojis decades ago. Even a Taoist priest in Bangzi Kingdom could spell spells. Then in the Holy Land of Xuanmen, the first gate in the world was just a group of ordinary people before there was a protagonist.

Seeing that everyone in the comment section is criticizing this book, I must come out and say something fair. This book is already very conscientious among "similar" novels. Others hide 💩 in chapters, and some start reading 💩 after reading more than ten chapters. This book starts screening readers right from the introduction, which can be called a moral model.