
The Taoist Church’s Temp Worker
道教临时工
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 470k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Wow, this is making my mouth water! Update soon, update soon, update soon!
The plot moved too fast; the author lost out a bit.
Whether it can achieve legendary status depends on the author's efforts in writing this book.
Your writing is really captivating, like the kind of stuff I read as a child called *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*. I really want to keep reading and see what happens next. Of the 100+ new books I've read recently, none have had this kind of gripping quality.
Keep it up! 💪💪💪 I also wrote a book in my spare time called: "The Martial Arts Learner." Please take a look and give me some suggestions when you have time. 🙏🙏🙏
I just discovered this today, and it's been fantastic so far. Keep it up!
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Any ideas, casual posts, advertisements, etc., Can be posted here, and I will feature them all! Also, following the new book during its initial release period is very important. I hope you'll add it to your favorites and recommend it, and please don't let it sit unread! Thank you! ❤️
The beginning was great, but I have to complain about the title – it's so misleading! I thought it was some kind of gimmicky product; I've seen it several times but never clicked on it.
It was probably intentionally designed to involve the Nine Revolutions of the Elixir Body; without the seven emotions and six desires, the Queen Mother of the West wouldn't have hesitated to kill other versions of herself. After all, the protagonist is a modern person.
I haven't come across such a good book in a long time.