
Longevity Begins with Inheriting a Daoist Temple
从继承道观开始长生
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- Cultivation
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- Mythic Cultivation
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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Chapter 1, the protagonist saves the white fox, Chapter 2, the protagonist kills the poacher who injured the white fox. Self-cpu says it is justice for heaven Chapter 3, the protagonist self-cpu says that he is devoted to the Tao Chapter 4, the protagonist pretends to be a fool in front of a well-fed passerby, saying that passerby's poor life is easy to attract dirty things. Chapter 5: Passerby A is attacked by the soul of a poacher who was killed by the protagonist. The protagonist falls from the sky. The man of passerby A dies and saves the woman. They also say that they are responsible for their own death and blame themselves for their bad luck. Chapter 6: Passerby A and woman turn against the protagonist It's so unlucky that I read this book at night. There are only two words in it Disgusting
I was really convinced, and the two pictures that came up were female. In the age of the end of the Dharma, a Taoist cultivator was still in the deep mountains and old forests. The first time a woman posted it, she was trying to show off her holiness in front of others, pretending to be a superior person. This kind of book is really boring! , If you want to practice Taoism, you should practice Taoism well.
You save this one and teach that one, and you kill a fucking hunter just to save a fox... How perverted are you! Stop writing, find a job and do it down-to-earth. It's better than being a perfect worker.
I was really shocked when I saw the part about killing hunters. What kind of garbage is written! Let's not talk about immortality and noble life. Hunters originally rely on hunting to make a living. If you don't hunt, your protagonist's livelihood depends on the author!
Did the hunter kill the rare animal? If you are guilty, you should go to jail, right? I hunted a fox and was saved by the protagonist before he died. I am righteous. He deserves to be killed for poaching? Awesome, that's it? 😓😓😓😓
It's another way of showing off to others and pretending to be a saint; I saved a rich girl and attracted a lot of people; I don't particularly like it, but I wish the author better and better as he writes more!
Don't bring trouble to Taoism. What you wrote is true cultivation? He kills people indiscriminately after just a few cards at the beginning. The monsters created by killing people indiscriminately cause harm to others, but they still feel that it has nothing to do with him. The other party deserves to die because he didn't listen to his advice. It's really ruining all three perspectives!
I haven't read it yet, but from the comments, is a beast more valuable than a human life? So why should haters enjoy the benefits? Wouldn't it be better to just be a beast? If the founder of Taoism is really alive, he will definitely kill this unfilial disciple as soon as possible. No matter how Taoism is, it is a people-oriented sect from the beginning to the end. This is also the biggest difference between it and other sects that are God-oriented.
You want to kill Orion, but can you not act like you are righteous? This is not disgusting.
It's a novel with no basic logic. I became addicted when I read the second chapter. I'd better stop reading it as soon as possible.