A Quanzhen Novice Taoist from the Start

Because book friends said that you should remember this plot and that plot. The protagonist did not go to any particular world to find opportunities. He first stayed in Zhongnan Mountain for sixteen years and read a lot of Taoist scriptures. In the past sixteen years, he has mostly been cultivating Taoism and practicing martial arts, instead of always thinking about grabbing someone's opportunity, so he doesn't remember, which is normal. Sixteen years is just a brushstroke, but it doesn't mean that he really only has one moment. And sometimes others may not remember what you think you should remember. Just like last time, a book friend always said that the protagonist was too idiotic. I should remember this and that, but it turned out that I didn't even know that the Beggar Gang had a Junshan Conference in The Condor. And the world is constantly changing. The plot cannot wait for you. There are three hundred and sixty-five days in a year and twelve hours in a day. The world is so big that it is completely impossible to accurately estimate the time and place. Even if it happens, the possibility of brain failure is not small...

It's really okay. We all know that your protagonist is an innocent Taoist priest who is immersed in the Tao and has no regard for worldly affairs. Take a look at what you have written recently. It has to be disgusting, right? You let go of those who can be slapped to death over and over again, just like hard water. Are you still thinking of waiting until people like the Unknown Heroes and Dominators come out to show off again, right?

The plot is okay, but the author mistook the funny for humor. Not only does it make you laugh out loud, but it also seriously affects the reading experience. It falls from the sky to the ground all of a sudden, which is superfluous. Now it is considered hay, but if there is no such mess, it can be regarded as fairy grass.

It was originally a story about a kind-hearted Taoist priest who became an immortal, but it was so well written. I haven't seen such a refreshing and refined book in a long time.

I feel that the protagonist is a bit like a holy mother. It was not obvious at the beginning when I was in the Divine Eagle. Later, it became obvious when I failed to ascend to the Tianlong world for the first time. People harm you, you let them go, and then they cause you a major crisis, which is a bit poisonous.

Let me clarify the premise first. This book is top-notch even if it doesn't mention the title of god. Then I would like to share my own thoughts. I am following the updates, so I have some say in it (I don't like to criticize lightly). It can also be regarded as a brief introduction to new book friends. Now is the third world. The first one is the world of martial arts. Personally, I think it is mainly about how the protagonist enters Taoism and practices. The second world feels a bit worldly, but it is just like the world we watch on TV. Now in the third world, I personally feel that the author wants the protagonist to really experience the baptism of the world of mortals and experience the dangers of human nature. But now it still seems to be coming slowly. Some people may find it too slow and are not used to it. But these are not problems. Even in this era of online fast food, this can be said to be an advantage. Then I made a few comments. 1. I won't talk about the first two worlds. The third world seems to involve some things about gods and gods. To be honest, if the author is in the mood, I actually like this kind of linkage with gods and gods, but I hope it won't be changed too much. After all, many stories about gods and spirits actually reflect some social phenomena at that time, and some also serve as fables. 2. I hope there will be a Shushan linkage in the next world. After all, this is also a very classic fairy tale novel. 3. We don't want animation linkage, including some current Chinese comics, especially those who don't want linkage with Douluo. Let's talk about the reasons here. First, the power system is not in harmony, and secondly, it is not in harmony with the current painting style. Now he is a seeker with a pure heart and few desires. Whether he is a Douluo or a young singer, this style is not suitable for him. 4. Some book friends feel that the author's method improves the energy level of the world bit by bit. I don't think so. My personal feeling is that each world of the author will have more gods and gods participating than the previous world. Maybe it's martial arts in the front, fairy tales in the middle, and then there may be legends of immortals and gods and novels about ghosts and monsters in the back. So I personally feel very comfortable.

I don't know what other people think. I'll tell you what I think. The first chapter of the protagonist is pretty good. However, after ascending to the throne, the protagonist is deliberately suppressed in level, deliberately blinded, and deliberately assigned an original female character who shares the joys and sorrows of the protagonist. I feel it is unnecessary and uncomfortable to watch. This is my first reaction, which is to express it intuitively. If you have such a reaction, please give it a thumbs up. (Actually, I mostly like to read Liu Beiwen, but I also think the author's "Quan Zhen Dao" is very good and has a sense of immersion, but the rhythm of the subsequent ascension to Tianlong's forced concave shape makes me unbearable)

I just finished reading the Condor Shooting chapter. It became boring the further it went. I looked through the table of contents and didn't bother to subscribe.

Shennong can go, and so can you!

I couldn't stand it when I saw the description of Zhu Bajie. Zhu Bajie can be bad or lazy. To describe him as having no IQ is a bit unbearable.