Lord of the Dao: I Have a Strange World

Authors of novels that travel around the world like to suppress the protagonist from going abroad to buy arms. In fact, it is not necessary.

After reading the latest chapter, let me tell you my opinion In the early stage, the protagonist can go to another world to practice, but this world is too filthy. All the cultivation methods in this world are half-human and half-mutant, and the cultivation and maintenance of oneself must be filtered through the fortune of the heaven. The protagonist has one of the best methods and spells in this world, but he has been reluctant to practice, always thinking about the method of another world (the sequelae and cost are too high). I've got a lot of readers here. However, after the protagonist receives the seal, he can have the filtering function by turning on the power of incense, and then he can practice Taoist methods. From here it gets better and better, and I feel more and more comfortable. Although the author tried his best to explain why we cannot practice casually in a dirty world, readers do not have the patience to read the foreshadowing. It's like a thirsty person in the desert discovering a stagnant puddle with rotting animal carcasses floating around. Should he drink it, and how can he drink it? In my opinion, it doesn't feel long-winded and procrastinating when you put it in this way. This book can be exciting if you continue to write it, but because the first fifty chapters do not make people want to read much, the later chapters where the protagonist gets on the right track are very interesting, so everyone should be more patient with this book. This is not Long Aotian's kind of lunch.

If the protagonist doesn't come, it will be peaceful and calm. When the protagonist comes, the world will be turbulent and smoke will spread. The protagonist's reality will be ordinary and ordinary. Once he goes through the flood of the Holy Mother, he will save the world for the people.

The protagonist really gets what he wants, and whatever treasure he gets can be used in the next chapter. I can only say that this is very Taoist, and it belongs to following nature.

The three great immortals of Chechi Kingdom? Sheep power, tiger power, deer power? Don't tell me that the world of Journey to the West is over there, otherwise it will be too boring.

You really have to obey a Taoist priest to travel to another world, and you have to come to a living person to treat illnesses and save people, right?

Come on, author, this book is still very interesting. Don't be afraid of many people complaining. When writing a novel, you are afraid that no one will complain. People who really don't want to read it will have already deleted the book silently and left. Newspaper sellers are criticized all the time, and that's not a big deal. Keep it up, this book is a masterpiece

To give you some perspective, the highlight of this book should actually be the various weird and weird techniques in the strange world, plus the golden finger of being directly immune to alienation when you return to the real world. But the Taoist exercises you learned when you came up can be practiced and used, so why do you need to use the exercises from the weird world? The weird world view instantly changed to the prehistoric world view, and the premature introduction of the third world car, the southern tiger, the deer and the sheep, isn't it a late step in the future? The weirdness is gone, so what's the point?

No update? It would be a pity that such a book with such immortality should be cut off and sent to the palace. If you haven't updated for so many days, you must have really entered the palace.

I just read the text. The plot is too bland, and it is completely a one-man show of the protagonist. It is like no one else in this world, and there is no description of the environment and background NPC.