Longevity Begins with Inheriting a Daoist Temple

Chapter One: The Protagonist Saves the White Fox In Chapter Two, the protagonist kills the poacher who injured the white fox, claiming it's an act of justice. In Chapter Three, the protagonist, in his self-reflection, says he is single-mindedly devoted to the Dao.

Seriously, I'm speechless. The very first couple of pictures are of women, and this is supposedly a degenerate age, with Taoist cultivators hiding deep in the mountains. A woman throws herself at him right away, and he's trying to show off his supposed superiority. This kind of book is utterly pointless! If you're going to cultivate Taoism, you should just focus on cultivating Taoism properly.

Saving this person and teaching that person, even killing a hunter to save a fox… How twisted are you?! Stop writing, find a job and do it honestly. It's better than just getting perfect attendance.

I was absolutely disgusted by the part about killing the hunter! What kind of garbage is this?! Putting aside the idea that immortals value life, hunters make a living by hunting. If they didn't hunt, would the protagonist live off the author or the author?!

Did the hunter kill endangered animals? If he's guilty, he'd just go to jail. He hunted a fox, it wasn't dead, the protagonist saved it, and I'm the righteous one; he deserves to die for poaching, and he gets killed? That's incredibly impressive, is that all? 😓😓😓😓

It's that same old show-off act again; he saved a rich girl and attracted a whole bunch of people; I didn't particularly like it, but I wish the author continued success in writing!

Don't tarnish Taoism's reputation. Is this what you call a true Taoist practitioner? The story starts with indiscriminate killing within the first few chapters, and the vengeful spirits created from these killings harm people, yet the characters claim it's none of their business, saying the victims deserved to die because they wouldn't listen to advice. It's utterly morally reprehensible!

I haven't watched it yet, but judging from the comments, is an animal more valuable than a human life? If you hate people so much, why enjoy such privileges? Why not just become an animal? If the founders of Taoism truly have spirits, they would surely kill this unfilial disciple immediately. Regardless of Taoism, it has always been a human-centered sect, which is the biggest difference between it and other sects that are theistic.

You want to kill the hunter, but can you please stop acting all righteous? You're just trying to disgust people.

This novel is a flop; it lacks basic logic. I was already sick of it after reading the second chapter. Just cut it off already.