The American Heavenly Master

I guess the author is thinking about these achievements and updates, so I will complain in advance. This topic aroused my personal interest. I originally thought that urban literature, Taoist methods, focused on the novelty of cultural shock and misplaced competition in North American cities. The first story did show this effect... However, as soon as the spiritual energy was revived, it seemed that the pattern had improved, but the story began to be false and empty, and the value of being set in North America was quickly lost. And the author, take a closer look at the personalities and outlook of several important supporting characters. Are they simply Chinese with foreign names? At this point, the early bonuses have been exhausted, and the story has quickly become useless, which is probably even more painful for the author.

The police are just police officers and official officials are neither yin nor yang. I hate this kind of short explanation. What is the name of a modern city official official official or official official?

The plot of the Taoist Bird Master was quite unpleasant to watch. The protagonist played two dungeons. Each time, the protagonist did his part. The Taoist Bird Master picked peaches while watching the battle and took away all the benefits. In the end, he gave the protagonist some leftovers and sent the protagonist away. The protagonist also begged the Taoist Lord to exchange the priority of each loot for the right to use the loot that was originally his own. Even if he did not dare to give the protagonist good things in order to suppress the protagonist's strength, there is no need to write like this, right?

After reading the latest chapter, I found that the male protagonist created by the author is the name of Uncle Jiu's ability Qiusheng. The two are combined, and the background of the story is in the United States in the past two years, with "Black Lives Matter" and "Epidemic" In my opinion, the shortcomings are also obvious.

Most of the Taoist priests' main occupations were cutting down mountains and destroying temples, and killing the evil worshipers of Mao Shen.

I was hooked in the first chapter, with forced intelligence and blunt plot. Can't see it, bye bye.

American Taoist priests exceed 34k…

This author's ass is not right, run away

Hold the grass, original! The personal stuff at the beginning is off the charts, and it's completely uninteresting in attracting casual readers.

The most annoying thing is that this kind of traditional cultivation of immortality is well written, and suddenly there is a scientific cultivation of immortality.