A Hundred Years of Taoism, All Applied to the Skin?

It starts off amazing, then quickly falls apart. The protagonist is a demon who is a mountain god. He hunts and lives in caves in the wild like a savage. The villagers give him a wife, even if she takes her as a maid, so that the protagonist does not have to do everything personally, which is not a good thing. But the protagonist does not want it. In the end, he gives the bride to a blind old man and appoints the old man to be the temple blessing. To be honest, I don't know what the protagonist is doing alive. He turned into an alien with three heads and six arms. He lives in a cave with his head hidden and his tail exposed. He also has to be a tool man for the villagers to protect them. Even if he upgrades in the future, he will only become a better tool man. In fact, this is also a common problem of the incense-to-god stream. The protagonist does not get any benefits except some false fame, and the quality of life is not as good as that of a diaosi. Even after using the golden finger to upgrade, he only becomes a better tool man (god). He can be called a servant of believers who serves believers wholeheartedly. I can't get the excitement of this kind of book. But in other books, the protagonist is not as good as a diaosi but still has a decent personality. The protagonist in this book is not even as good as an American tramp. Chapter 8 also whitewashed his transformation into a demon, saying that the demon is not a demon, but a rare good fruit in the six paths of reincarnation. He said a lot, but it just said that the demon is very kind and has a great Buddha nature. . . . .

... You might as well change your name to Hehua Daizizaitian Buddha. You go buy a ticket to Leshan and let the Leshan Giant Buddha roll down. You go up.

The protagonist is the Virgin? What else are you afraid of losing the hearts of the people? The demons still need to understand that the hearts of the people are their own. What is the freedom of the demons? Also, the background of the novel is that there is a strange power and a catastrophe for all living beings, but the protagonist actually declares to be the Holy Mother in the form of a free demon?

I just saw the previous article. The protagonist has three heads and six arms. Does the protagonist speak with three mouths or one mouth? Is the head fixed or moving? Is the character the same? How are the arms placed? None of these are described. The article feels almost like writing about an ordinary person. There are also vertical pupils in each head or one. I feel a little confused.

Alas, I was quite interested in this subject after seeing the title and introduction. It's a pity that the review of the book turned out to be a saint. Slipping away

All eunuch books are recommended. You can imagine how poor the quality of the current starting point is.

How can you still be such a holy mother even if your main character is a demon? Are you writing it just to disgust people?

Isn't the setting of Zizui Tianmo just about enjoying other people's joys and sorrows? Who stipulates that demons must create tragedies and enjoy tragedies? Come on, author. There is definitely something wrong with the first few posts, and they may be malicious attacks by others. It's hard to find a good book from an increasingly bad starting point, so you must stick to it.

Should I say it or not, those of you who write about incense becoming a god are simply dragging the gods from mythological stories down to the mortal world and giving them a good scolding.

A book that has been discontinued for 19 days is still recommended?

Recommended after 20 days of interruption, very strong

This can all be strongly recommended. You must be sick, and you still don't know.

There are too many updated books recommended recently.

This book is a pity. In the comments section, various people said that The Holy Mother belongs to a cocoon of information that is bound to oneself. After reading novels for a long time, I was influenced by the opinions of various authors and formed my own opinions, so I began to label novels that did not conform to my own opinions. We are readers and can comment, but we should not label a book in a way that demeans it too much. The so-called Holy Mother in this book is actually the result of an ordinary person suddenly gaining status and power but his state of mind has not caught up. I would like to ask if you will feel sympathy and sadness when you see the misfortunes in life, but we are unable to reach out and are powerless. The protagonist of this book simply cannot stand by and watch the misfortune before him.

The Great Freedom Demon? Great Bodhisattva!

I feel like the protagonist is almost mysterious, and I don't need to say too much to the believers. I feel like there's a gap, just my personal opinion.

The protagonist is mediocre, seems to have no highlights, and the plot is also very bland.

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Thank you for trying the poison. I ran first to respect it.