It Took Seven Years for Dashang to Interpret the Signature, Only Then Did He Realize That He Was a God

When writing a book, check the history. Did Taoism appear in the Shang Dynasty? The earliest one was in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, okay?

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It took ten years for the Tang Dynasty to interpret the signatures, and only then did it become clear that it was a journey to the west.

You're not the kind of author who keeps writing and signing, are you?

The current writing is too exaggerated and the protagonist has no reputation. Why do others believe it so much? It should be half-doubtful.

There is a book called "It took 6 years to read and write in the Tang Dynasty before I realized it was Journey to the West". It has more than 300 chapters and the same template 🤤🤤

After reading the first chapter, I felt a lot of poisonous points. First of all, the protagonist is a Taoist priest, but he majors in martial arts. This does not mean that the protagonist chooses to practice martial arts, but that the Taoist temple mainly practices martial arts. Second, the protagonist's master died, and the protagonist had to observe filial piety for three years. This was the Shang Dynasty, where did the three years of filial piety come from. Third, the issue of title. Common people called King Zhou the King of Shang. There is a big problem with this title. If you are a foreigner, your title is fine, but if you are a businessman, and then you are called Shang Wang, it is like your surname is Zhao, but you call your father Zhao Papa and your relatives Uncle Zhao. Fourth, King Zhou was the emperor. I don't know if it existed in history. Anyway, I feel it is very inconsistent. I have only heard of Emperor Zhou, not Emperor Shang.

For the background of the Conferred God, you write a Taoist priest from the Sanqing Taoist Temple to explain it to others. Forget the content, at least respect the background! The content is as outrageous as Qin Shihuang traveling through the Republic of China to teach Li Yunlong to shoot the Japanese.

Haha, let me tell you a joke. Various characters, spells, dragons, and monsters are all out. I don't know if I am a god. In 200 years, I said I was almost a grand master. In 2000 years, I still say I am not a grand master. I can tell that Li Jing is a grand master, but I don't know if I have reached the grand master level. Let me tell you another joke. Kongtong Seal has no attack power.

Author, are you a matryoshka doll? Come and sign! Then he was shocked! One more sentence: It's not unsolvable! See the reward: you must get it! After identification: Everything is signed! Author, you can't change your routine!

It's so unreasonable to persuade him to quit in the first chapter. Modern people have traveled through the past and knew about Zi Shou's great merchant, but they don't know that he is a god? In 3 years, the skill can only be upgraded from martial arts level 1 to martial arts level 3? There are too many unreasonable things that I won't go into. Anyway, I can't stand it.

To be honest, if a normal person travels to King Zhou or Emperor Xin of the Shang Dynasty, the first reaction is whether this is the world of the gods. You are better off. With so many clues in front of you, you just don't rely on the world of gods. You have to directly write about the protagonist. He has never read the novel of the gods. It's better to explain. The protagonist thinks about the world of the gods several times. It is clearly a forced intelligence reduction and the reader is treated as a fool.

Looking at the Tang Dynasty interpreting the fortunes, you have reached the peak of Daluo Jinxian. Now you have a great merchant to interpret the fortunes. This is an era when the six saints have come together and the direction of heaven is the general trend. You are not afraid that the saint will kill you with just one thought.

Did you sign it from the supermarket? Shouldn't it be a tortoise shell divination?

I have written so many things and characters related to Fengshen, just to force myself not to have anything to do with Fengshen. This is to force the protagonist to become intelligent, and it also deceives the readers. .

These are all studio articles, and the author won't read the comments, so let's leave them alone.

This is the prehistoric world, so strength is still divided into different levels of martial arts. Can't it be classified according to the normal prehistoric level?

Studio assembly line article, really dripping

It's too deliberate. When I traveled to the Shang Dynasty, I would rather believe in Gao Wu than doubt the gods. I can't stand it.

One by one, characters appear to solve the puzzle, upgrade, and finally become invincible, and the play ends.

It's so fucking disgusting. It's all signed. Is your book still interesting? I'm speechless, the writing is so damn bad

It's too deliberate and inconsistent. People who believe in systems are actually atheists? They have traveled through time and still say that they believe in atheism. It's just like you use this phone now but don't believe in science. This is too ignorant and arrogant.

After writing like this, I was able to write more than 300 chapters. I'm impressed.

I summed it up, this person signed the lottery, which is very good, the reward must be obtained, and the cycle will continue.

You are too utilitarian. You all know how to get good things by signing. Can you please not add "must get it" at the end? It will disgust you just looking at it.

Were there Taoist temples in the Shang Dynasty? Wasn't Taoism only founded after the Zhou Dynasty? Who was worshiped in your Taoist temple during the Shang Dynasty?

The more I write, the worse it gets. Enough is enough. If there is really nothing to write about, just write it. Reincarnate and experience it in the mortal world.

Why do all the current prehistoric Gods novels have a system (hook)?

Why does it look so familiar? . . Is there anyone who traveled to the West?

It was carved out of the same mold as the book Across the Tang Dynasty, with the same routine and the same garbage.