Maoshan Taoist Priests Practice Falsehood and Become Reality

Don't you want to use the golden light spell that combines offense and defense, or even an all-powerful one? Is what the protagonist needs now is someone to guide him in his practice? It's not good at all. What's missing is the ability to protect the Tao. It's obvious that the boss in an area is wandering around and turning into monsters to cause big troubles. If you don't practice the golden light spell first and go to find those monsters to level up, it will snowball. You play the Patriarch to ask for guidance on practice? You are still slowly practicing self-cultivation when you are faced with an obvious calamity of life and death? He talks about finding a way to level up with mobs, and then puts in front of you a skill that can be practiced in a few days or by defeating a mob that integrates offense and defense. Why don't you learn a skill that can't be used in combat first? When you encounter a protagonist who cannot be defeated, do you plan to say: Wait for the ghosts in front of you, wait until I light incense and ask the ancestor to come over and we will fight again?

Fortunately, I read the book review first and decisively gave up~ran away immediately! Goodbye👋

Those who didn't know better thought it was the Hehuan Sect, and a woman must be involved to advance the plot.

First, I am not a Shennong, and I have not finished reading it, but I know how to read fortune tellers, and I have already had problems with fortune telling from the previous chapters. From the front, the protagonist cannot resist Sister Xia's temptation, and the same goes for Sister Xia's daughter in the back. The character of the protagonist is similar to the diaosi type that was popular in the past. Even a woman can feel it. The later chapters will not be without women's pretentiousness, and women are indispensable. Then there will definitely be secret joy for the protagonist and so on. It's not that this kind of male protagonist is not good, but it has passed the time. Moreover, the male protagonist is quite a bitch. Earlier, the male protagonist rescued Sister Xia and Sister Xia's daughter. The next day, Sister Xia's daughter came to meet the male protagonist and asked to save her mother, saying she was a pervert and a pervert. The protagonist didn't react at all. This type of protagonist is already very clear. Only diaosi protagonists can be matched with this kind of female character who speaks without any hindrance and without thinking. Moreover, this kind of male protagonist is often moved to give up some dignity in front of women. He is not a serious Buddhist monk at all, so he can just sleep on it if he just practices fake Taoism and turns it into real Taoism. The apprentice's master has a beautiful and powerful granddaughter in his family. The owner of the convenience store is a beautiful widowed wife, and there is also a young and beautiful girl in the family. There are so many girls in just a few pictures and it seems that it is not difficult to capture them all. But I believe that my friends, this type of male protagonist has a lustful look but absolutely no courage. Secondly, if you read it and find that what I said is wrong, please leave a message and let me know the chapter and I will take a look. If you are right, please call me a fortune teller. I want to create another path besides Shennong, the path of a prophet.

It depends on people's preferences. I read the first few chapters. At first I thought the protagonist was innocent, but later I thought the protagonist was a lustful person. I didn't expect that after so many twists and turns, it turned out to be ambiguous. If you don't like this kind of routine, you will either refuse it at the beginning, or you will fall in love with it, but then you will not fall in love with it halfway through. After reading the next chapter, I still wanted to write about mother and daughter. Do you want to trick me into it? Personally, I don't accept this kind of ambiguous writing routine, so I might as well concentrate on writing "Refining Falsehood into Truth".

MMP, the Shen Nong in this forum is really a Shen Nong. He can survive despite the poisonous circle. He is really tricking people into killing him!

Your core joke is that a Taoist priest refines falsehood into reality! What's the point of having a woman?

There are too many descriptions of women, which is a bit annoying.

What a fucking piece of shit! At the beginning, I fully trained the skills to assist, but I just didn't practice the Golden Light Magic Curse. I felt like it didn't matter every day. I chanted the curse slowly a few times and it was over. The Golden Light Magic Curse was unlocked after 600 times. After a month, it was still in single digits! Really convinced! It's disgusting to set up such innocent lovers!

It's well written, but it overwhelms the main character a bit.

It's worthless to eat, it's a pity to throw away! We all know that we should first fake before the real, and the world is so dangerous, so we should first get the fake rewards and other things that we can get, and then go to the monsters. Otherwise, we will always be controlled by others, or there will be problems with the Taoist personnel, and the fake ones will not be able to be faked by then, and they will run around. They talk about a sense of crisis, but in reality they just go with the flow. It can only be said that the protagonist's IQ is equal to the author's.

This is outrageous. Do modern novels have to be ambiguous before they can be written?

What does it mean that Maoshan Taoist priests have so many women? I can't bear Shennong anymore

It's a mess. It's barely written. He's not the main character. He's dead long ago. If he has a path, he doesn't know how to develop it first. It's better to master the eight spells skillfully and then run around like this. I can only say that the aura of the main character is too obvious and too deliberate.

With this label, I feel like the content is not good enough

After reading only two chapters, two stunning beauties appeared. If you don't write a book well, just look at the pill

If the content is mainly about love, don't give it a title like this. It won't please either side.

It's disgusting and really poisonous. There has to be a woman wherever I go. Can't I live without a woman?

After reading a few chapters, if nothing else, the protagonist is an adult who has traveled through time, not a child. Why is it as if he has never seen a woman? After all, the female store manager has decades of experience in society, but she doesn't have a mental state like a child, so it's so easy for people to see it?

The plot is a bit toxic. To be honest, there is no main character. I think humans will be a weird livestock farm with a lot of rapes and no detection methods. The vice president of a violent organization cannot beat the rapes. The protagonist clearly knew that there was something wrong with the person, but he didn't investigate or report it. Instead, he just kept saying that there was something wrong with the left eye twitching. I found out there was a real problem and the other party took action. As soon as I came to plant, I knew there was a problem with the other party. In this situation, humanity can only be saved unless a new cultivation system is spread. The protagonist even worries about building a City God's Temple, so there is no way to save it.

I thought it had something new, but it turned out to be a cliche article that relied on sex appeal. Let's go

Chapter 38 was too poisonous. He said he was the only one who could do it, but he got a bunch of immortals and Buddhas to give sermons to the protagonist. The protagonist was so moved.

Come on, author, I am optimistic about your work.

This book should be called the Upgrade System. It has nothing to do with practicing falsehood to become true. Is he a disciple of Maoshan, or is he a fake Taoist priest? Do you need to upgrade to become a true Taoist priest? Was the spell taught by the master, or was it fake? Do you really need to upgrade? It feels awkward to read!

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