
Burning Paper Every Day, I Became a Taoist Ancestor
天天烧纸,我成了道祖
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- Ongoing
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- 264k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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After reading the first five chapters, I have a question! With only strength and no martial arts, how could the pig's feet fight against another copper-skinned cultivator? Has the opponent never practiced martial arts before? Are the two of them throwing bastard punches? Are you still forcing yourself there openly and alerting the other party? Shouldn't you say something nice, then go around behind you, pat the other person's shoulder in an encouraging tone, and suddenly make a sneak attack? It would be more realistic to crush the other person's neck? You know that the other party is in the copper-skin realm, how dare you think that the other party has no ability to kill you? Try it with your life? This is not in line with modern people's thinking in the world of martial arts. Author, are you looking at God's perspective and forget to substitute the pig's feet themselves?
The purpose of practicing together with everyone is to draw the big bow, right? Why don't you build a 100-million-pound bow? It can be described as a big bow.
Damn it, Wanjiao hasn't finished yet, so I'm starting a new book in a hurry
Damn it, you just change one page a day, and you open both! You have to give an explanation to the audience!
There is no credibility based on the previous book, so give up decisively!
The author pays attention to those who are either the strongest or the Taoist ancestors. For example, Patriarch Hongjun taught the Sanqing Dynasty, and the Sanqing Dynasty founded the Taoist sect, so he was called the Taoist ancestor. So as long as you did not create the current mainstream spiritual path, you are not worthy of being a Taoist ancestor.
There are a lot of bad jokes, and there is also a hidden clumsiness. You are a legitimate son, but you still hide it, and you have to rely on the author to make a skill. It's weird.
The power system is a bit confusing. In the first few chapters, the protagonist had the strength of two oxen and one tiger. Why did he only have that little strength (a few hundred kilograms)? I learned from the website that a tiger can hit with a force of one ton.
I've been following the last one intermittently, and I've also started a new one. I was originally planning to finish the last one, but now I've cut two books together. It's really disgusting.
New book and old book together, it's great
Now parents, now father and mother, now wife, now daughter-in-law, etc., Can we call them more normal? This is a novel!
Sure enough, it was right to choose to wait and see, and it turned out to be a eunuch. I have been out of action for such a long time, and I am not a great person but I have a lot of loyal fans to support me. It is normal to hesitate. And even if there are regular updates along with the shelf updates, if you update 4,000 words a day, who will continue to chase you? Isn't that why you are rushing to jump into the pit?
The author likes eunuchs. Newcomers should be cautious when entering the trap.
If you don't have the ability, you still want to imitate other people's methods of cutting leeks with both ends. You'll lose the rice by stealing the chicken, you idiot.
Don't read all the books. Anyway, he is half-certain about eunuchs. The king of eunuchs is well-deserved.
The writing is generous, but the plot is too casual and the logic is not very rigorous.
The author passed by the Meizhou-Dalian Expressway during the holiday.
The author has opened a new account? Chun Yang?
Missing person notice
Where is the author from? Do you have any familiar book friends? I will be grateful if you help me dig it out.