I Learn the Dao in Paintings

Speechless. I thought learning Taoist magic from paintings was something special, but it turns out it's just a side story with a cheat-like protagonist 😅. I immediately lost interest. I thought it was about learning Taoist magic from some painting or calligraphy 🤫. This type of story has terrible immersion. The main world and side storylines are poorly balanced.

Two issues: You just said the demon was a treasure trove, then you killed him and left without even asking about the Zheng family's wealth. He's useless to you, and you probably don't care about your family either. But your description suggests you do care. There's no other reason, which is a bit upsetting to read.

Those with strong moral values ​​don't need to watch; those with a cold heart can.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 12 😥. Over 100 trained corpses were taken down by a few people. Then it says that these 100+ corpses attacking a county would cause huge losses, but the key point is that those who took down these corpses were families and shopkeepers within the county. It's completely incoherent and doesn't make any sense.

Let's do the math. After the Qi Refining Realm comes the Innate Realm. The Innate Realm is equivalent to the Foundation Establishment Realm. Above Foundation Establishment is the first level of Qi Refining, and above the first level of Qi Refining is the second level of Qi Refining.

The protagonist tries to act cool, but looks like a loser. A man surnamed Ji colludes with monsters to attack the town, causing many soldier deaths, yet the protagonist sees him as a good guy. He believes everything the bull demon says, like a weakling. He casually reveals his secrets to a few subordinates, whose backgrounds are unknown and who have no means of controlling him.

The protagonist's family is clearly ranked third in the city, but for the smallest things, the protagonist has to be the henchman. The other two families are not described at all. Can you please stop showing off like this?

I originally clicked on this site because of the description "Others practice martial arts, I cultivate immortality." But look what happened! The opponents I encounter are remnants of mountain gods and demons... The premise is flawed. With all these things appearing, you're telling me others are practicing martial arts?

The author probably wanted to portray the protagonist as calm, wise, serene, and detached from worldly affairs. Unfortunately, the writing lacked skill, resulting in a mindless, indifferent, and nonsensical piece.

After watching, I was poisoned. It was extremely poisonous, incredibly poisonous, poisonous to the point of obliteration.