The Daoist Tradition in the Modern Age

Which state-owned enterprise group's deputy general manager is this? His level of competence is like a student's. His speech is so off-putting.

Holy crap, this is the Way of Peace, the Li Family Way, the Human Realm! If you do this, won't the Jingming Sect, Lingbao Sect, Longmen Sect, and other sects become your mortal enemies?

The executives wrote like complete idiots 😢

Before reading this book, I had high expectations, but after reading it, I felt the protagonist's character design was very problematic. For the first 20-odd chapters, the protagonist was constantly being passively persecuted. The beginning felt like he had no master, and within two or three chapters, he was assigned a concubine, a princess, and a senior sister with a Russian-style…

Fun fact, also common sense: divine right is more reactionary than secular feudal monarchy. 😁😁😁

Good heavens, are Taoism really this audacious now? They're openly declaring themselves the "Earthly Taoist Kingdom." And this has only been peaceful for a few years, less than 30 years!

Because the productivity of the cultivation world is too high. A single immortal can move mountains and fill seas, control clouds and rain, and even traverse the universe. So what would he do? Just loaf around and wait to die? He's immortal and indestructible. Then let's conquer it! But does conquering mean charging ahead on your own? What's the point of being an immortal then?

I've read 10 chapters, and they're all nonsense. Readers who want to read the later chapters are advised to skip them.

I still want to ask, is it single or no?

It's all over the place, with no main plot.