I Ate My Way to Becoming a Taiyi Daoist

Only by eating people can you become a master.

I feel that the character of the protagonist is really hypocritical. I just told different people in the previous chapters that I don't like to put down my butcher knife and become a Buddha immediately because I don't like to hide dirt. How many lives has the eldest daughter of the Yu family killed? Confiscating property, changing her surname, and still holding an official position? The so-called punishment is just confiscation of the previous illegal gains? What about those that have been used? Shouldn't compensation be paid? What about the sins that have been caused? This crime should not be punished? Just because the person she harmed is dead and no one wants to seek justice?

It looks okay, why do you add a calamity setting? It gives people a very bad impression. Why does the protagonist start to have something chasing him away from the beginning? You can be sure that everyone is seeing something driving the protagonist away, rather than the protagonist walking on his own. That is very interesting.

Okay, it looks surprisingly good. I feel like the introduction needs to be changed. This kind of introduction is terrible.

After reading Chapter 28, Uncle Hui was visited by the steward. . . There are a lot of comments saying it looks good, but I really don't feel it myself. In the beginning, the protagonist encounters a conflict too early, and, what can I say, he puts the statue back even though he knows it's not a good thing! He really looks like Yi Xiaochuan! Virgin bitch

Goldfinger's omniscience shouldn't be buried like this. He is biting a glutton, and even the protagonist's name is a homophone, so why don't you just set the plug-in to be a glutton? The omniscience of all things can obviously write flowers, pick sesame seeds and throw watermelons!

After reading more than 30 chapters, I have no idea what the eldest lady of a small gang is pretending to be. The mission house is considered a big force, and all the big guys inside don't have surveillance cameras on and are watching everywhere. You're just a little kid, are you messing around with surveillance cameras? The key is that she seemed to have the overall situation in hand throughout the whole process, and she was so concerned about the protagonist. I was really speechless looking at it.

The maid made a joke, and then the lady pressured Manager Li, and then released the hijack, and then the protagonist was resented by the maid, so he had to become a bait, and his life was in danger. The maid and the lady still watched the show. The protagonist would be dissatisfied with being threatened with after-sales service, but he did not hold a grudge against it, which is incomprehensible

After reading more than 30 chapters, there is really too much nonsense. They are all descriptions from my heart. I can't hold on anymore. But the setting is very novel and the subject matter is good. It's a pity that the writing is so poor.

The idea is quite good, and the characters are okay, but the author's level may indeed be a bit inferior. The plot is too stiff, even mechanical, and the protagonist is actually threatened? This is a big taboo. Even if his parents are arrested, he will not obey. A threatened person will lose π_π. The most important plot is completely unreasonable. You know that your neighbor is a fugitive murderer, but you don't report it, don't solve it, and act as if nothing happened. In the end, your parents are killed, and you start to regret yourself. This is the author's plot. . . . . All I can say is that the author really wants to write seriously, but his writing skills are barely interesting and he still needs practice.