The Road to Shushan Travels Alone

The writing is good, and I know a bit about spiritual practice.

Such a stupid protagonist, when he finds something wrong in the surrounding environment, he immediately asks others who he is and where he is? You have to have a negative IQ to do something like this, right?

When writing history, one must avoid the Jin and Qing dynasties. Immortals first kill the Buddha's heart.

Good guy, why does this protagonist look so unintelligent? IQ is a bit tight!

Although there are some minor flaws in what I wrote before, and the plot is not very exciting, it is still watchable, and I at least understand some Taoist information. It is not the popular kind of mortals who change their skins and become immortals, so it can pass the time. But later on, I just watched some of the ones that were on the shelves due to the limited exemption. After Lin Luhua appeared, the plot took a turn for the worse. It's just a matter of getting married, the relationship is like chewing wax, forget it. At first, people looked down on you and thought that you were different from the mortal world, so they forgot about you. It was no big deal. But later, when they saw that you had the Chunyang Zhenren Dao lineage and your cultivation was not bad, they asked you if the little affection between us at that time was still considered. Well, we became a Taoist couple. The most outrageous! This reminds me of the Million Pound quote that satirizes the class gap: I don't love your money, but money is your ticket to see me. 😰😰😰 This is a bit ironic...

The protagonist is so stupid, why is the author willing to let him travel to Shushan? Does it make someone else stupider than the protagonist? Otherwise, how can we make the protagonist stand out? It turns out that this book is specifically about exposing the lower limit of IQ.

Protagonist's IQ = author's IQ I was completely blown away by the opening plot, it was so shabby Protagonist, we don't require to be awesome, but a normal IQ is the basic requirement

In Golden Chapter 3, the author describes an embarrassingly stupid protagonist? Do you think too many people are reading your book?

How can you become an immortal if you have no brains and no understanding?

After Quanzhen received the ordination, he became a Taoist monk, so he couldn't marry a wife, right? ? ?

The name is Dao Duxing. I thought he was a smart and courageous pig's foot who relied on his own pig's feet. I didn't expect that he only had a pig's feet with eyes full of wisdom.

There are a lot of comments saying that this book is not good, so let me say a few words. I am a Shushan fan, and I read this book when it was just released with more than ten chapters. Until now, I still feel that the writing is inexplicable and I don't know what the protagonist is going to do. It's not too poisonous, and it still has a Shushan flavor, so I can tolerate it and watch it. As I said before, it's really not about how good the author's writing is, but it all depends on the support of his peers.

If so many people say no, then it proves that it is a rubbish book!

I don't know where I copied it from, the words are all wrong, this will happen later, that will happen later, it's a mess.

The previous reading was okay, but after reading more than 100 chapters and almost 200 chapters, I felt that the rhythm was strange. Inexplicably, I started to take treasures everywhere to recruit apprentices and make enemies. Moreover, I took a bunch of magical elixirs from the heavenly calligraphy before, but I didn't see any effect at all. I haven't seen them used many times. I have never seen the God Xiao Lei method, and I have never seen a few times where the superb Tiandun sword skills can defeat the enemy. I still feel that I have fallen into the strange circle of Shushan novels - there are too many good things in the original work, and the fan fiction only knows how to look for them, but I can't write what effect these things have.

Chapter 1: Persuading people to quit, Pigfoot is a fool

Suppose that after traveling through Shu Mountain, one discovers that one's golden finger is the peerless magical skill of the Supreme Being: the Yuanshi Golden Seal. When competing for opportunities in the future, Emei calls the protagonist a heretic, and the protagonist will ask: As the future Yuanshi Tianzun, who is the authentic Taoist disciple?

There is such a stupid protagonist? He is still acting and has no brains

The third golden chapter persuaded me to quit. You wrote it so well.

Brothers who write good reviews, bring me one, if you have money, we can do it together.

I haven't read it, and I don't know what the author is writing. No matter how many people are killed in Shushan, it is to protect the right path. Look at the heretical people who are not killing people, setting fires, or cannibalism. Is there anything wrong with the Emei sect?

The protagonist feels more and more silly as he writes about it. What is the purpose of this novel? Mainly for what?

Why do you keep saying that you are a casual cultivator? Isn't the protagonist completely true?

The author has made rapid progress, and to be honest, it is much better than the previous two books. A lot of details have been added to this book, and it is not as perfunctory as before. If we continue to make progress like this, sooner or later a masterpiece will be released. Come on!

There are typos in every chapter of this book.

Still waiting for the follow-up, but it's finished... I'm in a book shortage

When can the author catch bugs in his own chapters? Reading new chapters every day has to rely on guesswork.

If you like the Shushan series, you can check it out!

The road is long and far away, I will search up and down😁

The spiritual snake is gone, and so are the Eight Divine Curses! I wrote the latter part and forgot the first part.