Dao Lord: Starting as a Low-Ranking Official in the Immortal Court

I'm so tired of watching it. The story progresses slowly. You can have strategies and tricks, but you can't be mainstream in the extraordinary world. You have to practice at the same time to be scheming. Practice has no decisive role. You are a strategic official fighting in extraordinary skin. Moreover, there are too many enemies around the pig's feet. It's not good to have a helper and teammate. I'm tired😫

After reading more than ten chapters, I got the impression that the top prestigious schools in 985 and 211 are recruiting people, but they only teach high school knowledge. To graduate, you need to take the university graduation exam and submit a graduation thesis. Otherwise, you will only be given a high school diploma after graduation. There is no 985, 2 11's double certificate (I only watched the plot of Spirit Seed. The sect does not issue spiritual seed skills, and the disciples of the sect are required to bring their own spiritual seed skills to practice. Isn't this just like when you go to university and need to bring your own textbooks to learn knowledge by yourself, and then the university issues you dual certificates for the graduation assessment)

It's really bad. When you enter the Taoist temple, you don't even have to hand in the most basic things, which is equivalent to not teaching calligraphy in school. . . . There is no logic to force the halo of the protagonist

History should be written. Xianxia's conspiracy and palace battles are not popular. No matter how many calculations are made, it is better to upgrade to a level.

It's too hasty. It's like trying to rush a duck to market. It creates conflicts everywhere and doesn't even give the protagonist time to develop.

Machiavellian tactics are neither fish nor fowl, practice is neither fish nor fowl, painting a tiger is not the opposite of a dog, imitation of others

There are too many conspiracies, and there is no basic base of its own. It is simply unreliable to just rely on others. Moreover, I don't see any benefit of being upright. Cultivation of immortality relies on understanding and does not look at resources. I don't know why I put myself in such a difficult situation. It's been taken off the shelves and I won't read it anymore.

This book is very frustrating to read and the dialogue is very awkward. The style is a bit like that of a book ten years ago. I wanted to write a show-off and slap in the face but it ended up being very frustrating. IQ is barely online. I don't like this book.

After reading more than 40 chapters, it seems that it is the path of Daoting. In fact, it is still written in the style of casual cultivators. The techniques, spells, resources, and magic weapons are all obtained from outside. The benefits of joining a faction are basically the same as none.

I'm most annoyed by a protagonist who has a lot of things going on at the beginning.