Why Is Taoist Priest's Youth Love Story Full of Evil Spirits?

Tathagata Buddha, Guanyin Bodhisattva bless me, bless me, bless me, bless me, I am safe, I accidentally got rebound immunity

This book is really good about the core content of Taoist priests, and what attracts me to this book is the setting of the protagonist Taoist priest. The two-dimensional evaluation is dispensable, even a bit redundant. Whether it is a group flow, a copy flow or a space flow, it can suit the Taoist setting. I can meet different evil gods, encounter different righteous gods, fellow Taoists, evil ways, etc. The author, Taoist, has enough information, and it is already very fulfilling to make an extended story based on this. The heroine can be completely removed from the TW part. The story of the protagonist plus local forces and like-minded "friends" to suppress the evil god is already very realistic. The ending is a bit deus ex machina, but it is actually very exciting.

This is the author's own. Just refer to this for the Dharma altar in the book

Regarding [Tao], Confucianism has Confucian views, and Taoism has Taoist choices. Taoism and Taoism are also completely different. The former is a religion and the latter is a philosophy. Actually, I don't agree with the idea of ​​[Dao]. In the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu only said, "Therefore, the Dao is big, the sky is big, the earth is big, and humans are big.", And then he said, "I don't know its name. Here, Da is just used to describe the modification of [Tao], rather than a specific [Dao]. The sentence "There are fifty avenues, forty-nine heavenly evolutions, and one of the human escapes" first came from "Zhouyi·Xicizhuan". The "dao" here is a general term, and it does not refer to a specific "dao". And [Tao] is a very abstract concept for everyone. Because of everyone's individual differences, everyone's life experiences are different, and everyone's nature is different, so their feelings are basically different. So my point of view is - [Tao] has no difference in size. The debate in Chapter 85 is similar to the debate between [joining the world] and [coming out of the world]. The protagonist's "Tao" is correct from today's perspective. Marx said that human nature is the sum of all social relations. In this world, social interactions and social relationships are inevitable. In other words, in the human world, thousands of causes and effects are inevitable. So [joining the WTO] is correct. But for [good and evil], that may not be the case. [Good and evil] are just personal subjective opinions. Religious organizations in feudal society preached to abandon evil and do good, and I am afraid that this may not necessarily be without the consideration of stabilizing the ruling order for the ruling class. After all, religion was a means for feudal rulers to consolidate their rule. Adam Smith pointed out in "The Original Rich" that under the operation of the market, the evil deeds identified in the original values ​​​​will also bring benefits to the entire society. What's more, the concepts of good and evil are different in different eras. What was regarded as evil in slave society may actually be virtue in feudal society. Of course, this is not to say that choosing to be kind is wrong, but in practice, we still need to look at it with a more objective and dialectical attitude.

The work is okay. The author writes that the scholar's style is first-class. It is good. But the female characters in it need to be polished. There has been improvement from the beginning to the end, but there is still a lot of room for improvement. It is a bit awkward to read. I personally think that there is no need to write so many straightforward psychological descriptions. It is better to be sideways. It is still risky to use the names directly to describe OOC. Come on, other authors. The mid-term story is a little surprising and too stressful. Personal thoughts: Raw jade dry food In general, the writer's writing is very good. Anyway, I was stunned for a while (praise) 🤭

Online novels are just entertainment products that provide emotional value! But why do you keep feeling weak, being beaten violently, seriously injuring others and not being able to do it? You can't find any relief! Moreover, there is very little about the daily life of youth love in the title of the book. Don't go to extremes. If I really want to understand Taoist culture, I won't learn about it from novels. What I want to read is a light love novel with this layer of skin 🤫! It is the descendants of the Meishan sect who encounter the sexual pleasures of various beautiful girls in the process of saving other worlds, instead of fighting all the time and being deflated 😡

Although I know that the protagonist will rise up in the future, I still can't stand it after reading the first dozens of chapters. I feel too frustrated. I say goodbye.

It is a big mistake to use female characters in the animation as skinny characters. Some animation fans may be attracted by the skinny characters, but after reading a few more chapters, you will find that these female characters are really pure skinny characters, and their behavioral logic and thoughts are very OOC. Some book friends may abandon the book because of this, because OOC is a huge poison for the two-spined monkey 🙂

This is a very exciting and excellent work with a weird theme. But here comes the problem. The introduction gives me the feeling that the protagonist uses his ancestral machine cannon that has been repeatedly fired to kill all the strange ones. In fact, it is a hard-core fighting method. Every fight will kill you. The modern surrender weapon in the introduction is purely for the purpose of making points.

As a result, my manuscript collection gradually decreased.

It's annoying to watch, it's always a high-end game, you can't win and you can't die. Otherwise, if you win the battle, you will have to kill a clone, and the next mission will appear again, suppressing the protagonist in various ways. It feels like the evil gods are almost gone, and the good gods are gone. It's incredible that society can still maintain stability.

I like the setting, the content has some moral content, and I also like the theme of fighting ghosts and falling in love. Unfortunately, the plot is poor, and the talking about ghosts is very confusing and long-winded. It gave me a headache. The key is that I lost the game twice in a row. It can be said that one operation is as fierce as a tiger, and the record is 0-5. And the description of the characters other than the protagonist is almost negligible. The description of the so-called heroine is not as good as the ghosts. The psychology, behavior, and various external changes brought about by the characters are not described, making the characters a bit dull. It is a pity that the points that should make people secretly happy are also gone. The first thirty or forty chapters gave me this feeling. Although it was a bit uncomfortable to read, there was nothing poisonous about it. I felt like I could read on.

It feels like the author wants to write everything, but he can't control his writing style, and then he just shoves all the information into my mind at once regardless of the situation. It is suggested that the description of fighting skills does not need to be so detailed, and you should spend more time on the plot. Many spells and so on can be omitted. In fact, we can't understand it anyway. We are just reading novels, not learning fighting skills. I don't know how you see it. Anyway, when I read about fighting skills, it becomes more and more confusing. Also, the characters are too thin. Except for the protagonist, some other characters can basically only rely on understanding and imagining the anime. Don't jump too fast on the map. It feels messy. You can add some daily routines in the middle to flesh out some characters, such as taking them to fight monsters together. Otherwise, the dungeon will connect too fast and the protagonist will feel tired, and the monsters will get bigger every time. Even if the protagonist improves, he keeps getting beaten. In the end, it can only be solved by shaking people, which makes the audience feel frustrated.

It's not that it's not good, it's just that there has been no positive feedback, but the writing is not bad. The main thing is what the author wants to do... There is a feeling that the author is too free and letting himself go... There is no growth curve at all, it is intermittent like a Souls game...

I feel that the background of a Taoist priest is quite good, but I have no interest in saving two-dimensional characters. This kind of traditional Taoist priest is still suitable for the Chinese background.

Not bad, it can be regarded as food. The advantage is that the setting is good, the author is also a relevant practitioner (Taoist priest), and has solid knowledge and skills. In addition, there are a lot of things to sew, and it is quite enjoyable to read. The disadvantage is that the writing style is a bit confusing, the colloquialism is quite serious, and the perspective is often changed, which reduces the perception. Taoism-related knowledge and some settings can also be briefly discussed at the end of the chapter, otherwise it will be a bit confusing. I don't know if it counts as a shortcoming. The protagonist began to feel a little depressed. Although he used this to establish his character, it was a bit frustrating to watch. The integration with the two-dimensional setting was not enough, which led to a somewhat fragmented look and feel. I hope the author will continue to work hard

Really hardcore, a bit tiring to watch, a youthful love story? Yes, but exorcism plays a large part, which makes it uncomfortable to watch and stressful (the protagonist). I couldn't be happier after reading a hundred chapters. Moisturized

Even if your book is for readers, you can't kill me for reading comics. It would be great to write about urban exorcism. The professional knowledge is very strong and it looks really high-end. But now this is very twisted.

I couldn't stand it after reading more than 20 chapters. It's not relaxing and youthful at all. Let's not talk about the monsters that you can't defeat at the beginning. I thought that after defeating the monsters, you can have a sweet love, but then there comes a monster that predicts the male protagonist's fate. Why do you fight monsters every day? However, there are also praises. One and only one thing is that the knowledge related to Taoist priests is quite decent.

Well, the protagonist's brain is really not very good. Although the protagonist has traveled to a parallel universe, he can still communicate with the ancestors and gods of the previous world, but it is more difficult. But why doesn't the protagonist go to this parallel time and space continent to seek help? ? ? The protagonist is a Taoist disciple from a parallel world. Using the protagonist as a medium, he can also communicate with gods in parallel time and space. Once the mainland Taoists in this world discover the protagonist, they will simply treat him as a treasure. Well, the protagonist still needs to fight ghosts by himself? ? ? The big guys from various Taoist sects came directly to protect him. It was so hard for the protagonist to fight off a few little ghosts and a few little evil gods. But if the big guys from the Taoist sect knew about the protagonist's existence, they could surround him with a large group of people and hang him up to beat him.

There is no female protagonist found in the search. Except for the protagonist, all the characters in this profile are female. How do you classify the starting point?

This can be revived. Author, did you go to a resurrection match some time ago?

I was confused when I watched the first episode.

The Taoist priest just came back from subspace?

Will the author update this book?

The Taoist master is very good at playing, but if the master sees it, will he really not get beaten? (Referring to Kasumigaoka Shiha's video)

At first, I was thinking, when did I put this novel on the bookshelf? It turns out it was a scam.

Still updating! ! I thought I would have died as early as the previous book.

No, buddy... Where were you before?

It actually came back to life. Well, just in case, I'd better raise it first.