This Daoist Has Been Drifting Along

The author of this book is a treasured writer. I first read his book "The Taoist Sutra Chanter" and then came to this book. The feeling of reading his book is just like the role of the protagonist's chanting in "The Taoist Sutra Chanter". The feeling of being like a spring breeze may not be very appropriate, but it feels comfortable and in a good mood! No hostility whatsoever! Master Dao is an unlucky guy who traveled to a world of cultivating immortals because he bought an ancient jade. Maybe all his bad luck was used up during the journey, so he would encounter a turning point in the later story before he could fall into a trap. Originally, he would have been saved. The monk wanted to raise him and sell him, but he was poisoned before he could buy it. The monk let him go in order to accumulate merit; the female ghost wanted to drain his yang energy, but as soon as he got close to him, it turned into the energy of Cang Bi; the broom star that someone didn't want, he took it home and became the little maid of the prosperous master; and so on and so on! The author is a good storyteller, and this book is obviously for leisure. You won't get tired while reading it, and you won't make you cry with laughter! Looking forward to the author's follow-up! This will be a good book worth reading!

There are too many depictions of little people being clumsy, and everyone may just have this clumsy character, and the group portrait is too despicable. Then you write a bunch of nonsense, inexplicable self-sublimation, and you expect readers to understand things that you yourself can't understand? If you don't understand, you must feel terrible?

Didn't read it, talking about the golden elixir? Licking someone's kidney stones?

Master Dao, I... Wore it? I bought a "cangbi" from a roadside stall that was said to be a Shang and Zhou ritual vessel, but it was inexplicably sent to this forest with a ghost wall. It's hard to meet someone, but you still don't understand the language and can't communicate? What to do? Waiting online, urgent! {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"} Book title: "Master Tao, I'm Floating" Author: Yan Qing Status: Serialized Keywords: time travel, mortal flow, relaxation, Taoist priest, spiritual root ✨Summary: Chen Mou bought a "Cang Bi" at a street stall, but ended up traveling through time inexplicably? At the beginning, I encountered a ghost hitting the wall, and finally something else appeared, but it turned out to be a ghost face? ! Don't come over here! Cang Bi made a move to swallow the grimace, and the next second, an old Taoist priest with a cold face and a sword appeared nearby. Is this a good guy or a bad guy? I tried to communicate with an experienced person, but found that I couldn't understand the language. It's over, am I illiterate? The old Taoist introduced me to me for free, taught me the magic of immortality, and led me to explore this world of immortality. He was so kind, what kind of motivation was behind it? 💫Tweet: A very bad start and a confusing plot make people very eager to continue chasing. Can you return to modern times after traveling through time? The old Taoist took him in and took him in. What kind of interests were behind it? 🌙Brief review: Although there are only nine short chapters so far, the characters are very distinct. We can clearly see that the veteran who took in the protagonist was not simply doing good deeds out of good intentions, but had his own interests behind it. In a foreign world full of dangers and darkness, what kind of emergencies will the protagonist experience? Looking forward to what the author will write next. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ Recommended for: Readers who like to watch relaxing fairy tales and mortals

The more I read, the more boring it becomes. It's okay to follow the trend and travel across two worlds to become a villain. There is also a nanny-style cultivation of immortals. This is no longer a golden finger. This is force-feeding. It has lost the fairy spirit of the previous book. Are they all affected by the clock watcher?

It's a bit awkward, but the foundation for a mortal to cultivate immortality is to use immortality as a bone, and after ninety thousand words, Golden Finger is still confused.

The people who came from the Taoist sutra chanters, including the first one who held the sword, all chased after him! The author's quality is probably no problem, and I feel a little bit disappointed when I see the author's book's performance being so poor! Novels are about stories, not imaginative cheats! Story, structure, or mainly cheats are tools to enrich the story! I've been following this new book for dozens of chapters, but I haven't had the desire to continue reading it! Daomen casually browsed the first one or two chapters and knew immediately that this book was worth reading!

Did you hire a ghostwriter for this book? The more I read, the less it looks like the work of the author of The Sutra Chanter. The weapon-refining part at the beginning is pretty good, but then it turns into a cool article. Where did the fairy spirit from the previous book go?

Can you not write about the maid? Too smart

I have a suggestion, don't write about maids.