The Great Luo Immortal Who Began on the Unorthodox Path

The Taoist sect is called Daluo, the side sect is called Taiyi, and the Buddhist sect is called Dajue.

1. In Taoism, the most powerful side disciple of Taoism is Taiyi Immortal, or Taiyi Shangxian. If there is an organization, he is a heavenly immortal, and if there is no organization, he is a loose immortal. 2. In Taoism, the most powerful person who follows the serious path to become an immortal is the Great Luo Immortal. The Great Luo Immortal must be organized, because he follows the official Sutra illustration, so he is usually a Daluo Immortal. The Buddha in Buddhism is generally called the Golden Immortal, because the Buddha also means the enlightened one, so Taoism generally calls the Buddha the Great Enlightenment Golden Immortal. And you became a great Luo Immortal from a side sect? This is impossible no matter how you look at it. Even Sun Houhou is only the Supreme Immortal of Taiyi, Erlang Shen is also the Heavenly Immortal of Taiyi, and Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing are both Daluo Immortals. This means that they all followed the serious path to become immortals, not the side path. Generally speaking, the side path is more difficult. Go, but after becoming an immortal, you will still be better than the ordinary Da Luo Immortal, but it is not easy to get the establishment. Only with the establishment can you be justified and not recognized by the mainstream, because most of the awesome bosses are Da Luo Immortals, and only a few are Taiyi Supreme Immortals.

His heart is higher than the sky, his destiny is thinner than the paper, his eyes are high but his hands are low, and his actions are rubbish. This sentence is absolutely correct to describe the protagonist in the author's works.

I don't understand, author, who do you want to show this to?

In the front, Lao Liang said that this is the Book of Death, and only the protagonist can see what it is. Later, Lao Jiang directly told the protagonist that this is what the Taishang is. Even the managers knew what it was, and they didn't match up.

I don't want to read it until I finish Chapter 4. It's probably too realistic. Reading is either for knowledge or happiness. He is depressed.

It's this kind of underworld cultivating immortality again. After reading the introduction, I thought it was about cultivating and enlightening the Tao. The protagonist is still a time traveler. With this premise, can't we start in a decent manner? We have to make something happen.

The protagonist is so stupid that he can trust others with his signature, seal, and luck. I have never seen such a stupid person. No matter how busy anyone is, they will sign it themselves. I don't recognize it if I didn't sign it.

It's no good, someone else will do it for you, a naive native.

If you don't like the frustration, you can just quit Chapter 1-6. It's very frustrating.