The Strange Tales of Penglai

Looking at the introduction, I feel a bit like a lay master! I just hope you don't make the protagonist look like the bad guy in the team!

Chapter 5: What kind of joke is that? You try to threaten the agency to see if it will come in for tea?

I haven't read it yet, but I hope the protagonist won't be as disgusting as the protagonist of a certain book🤢

The heroine feels sick in her brain (=_=)

I can't say it's exactly the same as the main character, I can only say it's half the same. Isn't it good to analyze calmly? I have to make a fool of myself, I don't understand.

I feel like the writing didn't convey that flavor, and the official appearance in the early stage was quite retarded and was manipulated in various ways! !

However, isn't this copied from the secular master? Those departments look almost exactly the same as the Twelve Temples system.

Inexplicably, key props were improvised to advance the plot. And they are inexplicably confident. The Taoist priests did not appear temporarily, and the official organizations did not appear for only a few years. But it is strange that the officials did not absorb these forces. At first, I thought that the power of the Taoist priests was lost and only the protagonist and the protagonist's master could meet, but it turned out that Kun Dao (Kundao explained the reason for the name of the Poison Taoist who had appeared inexplicably before) and Taoist Dharma meetings appeared. There are many people who have proven the power of Taoist priests, but no one else has seen this kind of power that can be widely used. In order to promote the plot of , a group fight was started, and the protagonist entered the game. He just happened to get a ✂️ that could solve the boss. He was so confident that there was something in the game that could help him solve it when others were playing in a group, but he still got the item accurately without knowing anything about it. What's the difference between this proactive sending and hanging, and the sending is extremely poisonous.

I don't know what it means, but let's just say that the protagonist is very good at Taoism. When two ghosts come to the Taoist temple to offer incense, they can see their true form and they are immortal. Let's just say he's not very good at what he does. He doesn't have any sense of crisis. I really can't understand it.

The brother below said he was poisoned in Chapter 5. I didn't believe it at first, but now I believe it 🥵