Monks Don't Talk About Money

What I hate the most is this category. There are gods in the West, but because there are protagonists in the East, there can't be antagonistic gods.

At the beginning, you protect the tomb robber. You dig up people's graves and dig up treasures. You still save him to kill the suffering master?

The first cross-century mission is to save a tomb robber, and the second is to save a mother's daughter. I want to say, isn't death justified? Even ordinary people have incense, so do they have to risk their lives? The tomb robber deserved his death, what do you care about him? That mother took her daughter to a den of monsters and thought her daughter was innocent even though she was about to die? Isn't the protagonist innocent? With this system, I'm sorry, I just got to the end, the task is not to do, how about love, infinite horror is not so high-risk

I just read the first few pictures. Well, it's an old routine. The protagonist has never encountered extraordinary events since he was a child. He encounters extraordinary events immediately after becoming extraordinary. Well, I stopped reading after seeing this. I don't know what will happen next.

Looking at cats

The writing is chaotic, closer to Buddhism and Western religion, and less like Taoism. It would be better if the protagonist is set as a monk or a priest. After all, both of them are religious practitioners.

Get up

A Taoist priest, doesn't he wear Taoist robes? Is it appropriate to wear modern clothes to travel everywhere?

Can't this be opened?

Confirm target

Most likely, it was a pounce

Alright

Get up!

I'll give you a monthly pass and turn the Taoist temple into a Buddhist temple.

That's it, I've broken the defense, let me tinker with the video

I have ranked first in the pursuit of reading twice, please give me some extra points.