The Outcast: Ten Thousand Ways of the Dao

How can I describe it after reading five chapters? To describe it objectively, the protagonist is a time traveler who traveled through time and became a baby. His grandfather was not here when he was born. He studied well but was frail and sick. When he was almost 18, he dreamed of Huang Pizi. After telling his grandma, he realized that his grandfather killed Huang Pizi's grandson and wanted to have no descendants in his family. He killed his grandfather and refused to let him go. I didn't see my parents. If I didn't look carefully, please kick me. If my parents are gone, is it Huangpizi's fault? Anyway, it was Huang Pizi who killed grandpa, and he himself was not spared. Grandma took herself to beg Guan Shihua. The previous plot was okay, but at this point, the yellow skin became the protagonist's Baojiaxian, and the previous grievances were wiped out. Well, at this point, I feel that my grandfather was killed, and maybe my parents were too, and I have not been spared. If I hadn't gone to seek Guan Shihua and she was the protagonist, my family would have been exterminated. I don't know what the plot is going to be, but I'm sorry that I can't stand it anymore.

Let me tell you two things. First, do Zhang Lingyu and Xia He know you? If you don't practice cultivation and interfere with other people's private affairs, how do you get along with them is none of your business? The second apprentice, Guan Shihua, was followed by Mr. Hu San, who saw him running to the company as a bullshit intern and almost having others work him to death. Giving you 30,000 US dollars after the work was too much. . . . Didn't you know that Ma Xian from the Northeast can also treat illnesses and save people in addition to seeing things? Do you think you have so many connections after being around for so many years that you need to be a dog for the company?

Does the protagonist like to meddle so much and do thankless things? Is there something wrong with your brain? Zhang Lingyu is the protagonist's wild father?

It's a bit outrageous, just do the third level of reverse life, and then there's the golden light spell, which shouldn't be too ugly when eating, and the thunder method, which can only be learned by those who have inherited the qualifications of a heavenly master. It will teach you even an outsider. Even if the protagonist's aura is too large, it will make people uncomfortable

I withdrew when I saw Zhang Lingyu and the others were trying to match up, and even went to meet a fortune teller by chance. I also said, "I don't have any bad intentions for you." Whether a stranger said this to me, whether it was true or not, he didn't look like a good person.

Let's read Chapter 5. It's not to your liking.

Not so good. The plot is about to begin. What will the protagonist do? Break through and then settle down for a year? Um? What sb operation? What have you been doing this year? Playing, right? Waiting to be killed by the general.

When I saw the words "Chu Ma Xian", I knew this book must be garbage.

It's very strange. He's the kind of protagonist who has an unpleasant personality and is disorganized.

To be honest, I really deserve to be scolded. I have been tortured by spirits for 18 years. Isn't it okay to go to places like Longhu Mountain and Wudang Quanzhen in the name of being a stranger from the Northeast, instead of asking for martial arts? How about seeking the truth in the name of knowing Guan Shihua? If you find out, why don't you just say you are seeking truth to save your life? If that doesn't work, you can still ask Guan Shihuatou. I can see that I wanted to write it more carefully, but the setting is full of loopholes.