Two Realms: the Taoist Suppression and Killing from Laoshan Is Weird

Who knows? There are ghosts outside the city, and people are hiding in the city. Where does the food come from? Can you live by eating ghosts?

In this novel, tusk, several to dozens of city guards die every day. I just want to know how big a city can withstand such consumption? The bigger the city, the more guards it needs, right? So many people died in the protagonist's place, how many people will die in one night? If the place is small, it can't afford such trouble, right? Also, the protagonist traveled to that sect, and the inexplicable conflict between giving money and grabbing money was speechless. . . Give money directly in front of the money grabber? 👍

The most outrageous thing I have ever seen was when the protagonist gave a beggar a bowl of rice and was scolded. Let's just say don't read it if you don't like this aspect. There is so much dark literature these days. Isn't it better for everyone to take what they need? Not everyone likes this kind of argument.

In ancient times, masters and apprentices were similar to father and son. They worshiped a powerful person as a master and deceived others as fools. I think you are the fool. I was speechless. It would be interesting to survive in a different world. Isn't it that the protagonist of this book has already died?

The disciples of Mount Laoshan were killing people and raising corpses at the foot of Mount Laoshan. Didn't Master Mingxia know anything about it?

This book imitates the rules of the world of the fox demon Little Matchmaker. The protagonist of this book feels very retarded. The most useful way to deal with ghosts and demons is definitely the talisman and seal script that was born as the divine script of heaven and earth. If you don't learn it, even a Taoist scripture has killing ghosts and evil spirits. You don't have to do it. The author of Zhenzhizhi insists on Quanzhen's method. The author lacks knowledge of Quanzhen. It's really important🤮

The author has watched too many knife forging competitions and even pickled Malaysia. That thing is useless. The strength of a metal mainly depends on the size of the lattice, the arrangement of the lattice, and the strength of the bonds. If it is all fantasy, stop doing it. It is really uncomfortable to watch. It is like watching China on the tip of your tongue suddenly start selling Zhangqiu iron pot.

When writing about weirdness, write less about women or less about ambiguous plots. In addition, the description of shyness should not appear in life-or-death fights. If someone is about to be chopped off or is being chopped down, you are shy and blushing. Do you think it is appropriate? Ordinary people will have red blood and hot blood in their heads when fighting. Shyness is a difficult emotion to show up in a fight.

What does it mean to find out in the end that you are actually weird? How about cultivating immortality? ? ?

In fact, I'm more curious. In this kind of novels, they all say that the outside of the city is dangerous and cannot be inhabited. I wonder how big a city is. With so many people living in the city, what do they eat?

Looking at the front, it is not difficult to enter Mount Laoshan. There are snakes, rats, insects and ants on the mountain. Even the main character can get in by being a shameless person. The food boss himself is a disciple of Mount Laoshan, and he is also a supplier of daily necessities in Mount Laoshan. His son is a spiritual genius, and his son relies on food. The boss can cultivate magic power by narrating the practice experience on the mountain. Why doesn't the boss of Zaicai introduce his son to go to Laoshan to learn skills? Do you have to support your son to learn the corpse magic that you don't know where? Fox Chan? Let his son embark on the evil path of killing people and practicing corpse training, destroying his future? The protagonist goes down the mountain to purchase daily necessities for the sect, and stays in the Cai Boss's shop. There is no conflict of interest with Boss Chai, and Boss Cai and his son are mentally damaged. Do you have to murder the protagonist? Even if you don't talk about the friendship between the same sect, a big dog has to look at its owner. A person who has official duties for the sect goes down the mountain to do things for the sect. If he dies outside without knowing why, do you really think that the immortal who can pinch and calculate on the mountain is just a fool? It's so unreasonable. Is the author forcibly creating conflicts and subduing intelligence for the sake of writing? Or is there another hidden secret? I read two more chapters, but there is no reasonable explanation. I hope the author can explain what happened It stands to reason that although the Cai Boss is not qualified, he has seen a little bit of the world, right? Is it foreshadowing or is it?

The first part was okay, but the second part felt too fast, and the story nodes were not very coherent. I went to the Shaolin Temple, then suddenly went to the Underworld, and then to the Dragon Palace. The connection between these points lacked details, and it felt like a very deliberate effort to connect these points. It felt like I was being pushed along, and there was no sense of following the story as it developed naturally.

It's good to read, but the background in the book, especially the pollution of the world, is very urgent, but the protagonist is not in a hurry at all and does things slowly, and is not in a hurry to upgrade. I even forgot that he can add points.

The front is okay, but the back is a bit abrupt.

Now the starting point for chasing reading is everything, including the subsequent intelligent recommendations and quotations, which are all based on the chasing reading. I also ask all readers to give a chasing reading, because the book can really be eaten to death. Don't worry that the author will run away, and you won't be embarrassed if you speak out. The author's last book was evenly priced at 15, with 400,000 words on the shelf, but he just wrote it to 800,000 words. Next let's talk about this book, about system issues. Two sets of systems, the names of the strange world are: Outside the body, external objects, exogenous life, complete enlightenment, unique seeing, no past and present, immortality, and immortality, which are mainly improved through taking medicine. Here I am quoting "Zhuangzi". Before, I thought about using Juli and Forging Base as the realm names. They should have the same characters as the realms in the Laoshan world, so that readers can remember them more easily. But I thought about it for a long time and thought it would be better to use the names "external objects" and "external objects". (It is because of this entanglement that I let the official name of the Weird World Power System appear very late) Then the Laoshan system is the standard inner alchemy system. The system is about refining Qi and refining Qi to restore spirit. This book will also feature foundation building and Yuanying. These realms are actually part of the cultivation of inner alchemy. The Laoshan system also has seven levels. I have thought about some characters corresponding to each level, as well as strength reference. It's hard to say too much about the background setting and plot arrangements. Any more will definitely involve spoilers. I may summarize each volume in the future.

Worrying about gains and losses, as an author, if you want to write about two bodies, can you stop treating your master like an idiot? Every plant and tree in Laoshan is within your master's perception. How do you manage to disappear without being noticed? Do you want to write it down? After reading the beginning, there were a lot of poisonous points... You have to know that you have to pay for what you get. The protagonist looks like a student, not like an adult...

I would like to express my sincere apologies to all readers. The quality of the third update has declined, so in preparation for the second update, we should try our best to pursue quality. Mainly I consulted a certain boss, who pointed out the problems and directions for me. Now I am ready to reconstruct the plot and direction of the third volume. I would also like to thank the boss here, although I feel that most bosses will not be able to read this paragraph. I am not familiar with the boss at all, so I was just shameless, opened the private chat, and sent a long and disgusting message to the boss. Unexpectedly, the boss was willing to talk to me during the meeting and let me leave a message.

I just don't understand why there was a parliamentary system in the ancient worldview?

There is a question. In a city where people die every night, and it is not a modern city, how long can they die?

It is written seriously, but it is too ordinary and does not absorb the advantages of similar masters at all.

There are so many typos, which particularly affects reading.

The main reason is that the Qin system's world of cultivating immortals... Can't be fun to read.

This book is quite good, although it's a bit confusing at the end, but overall it's okay

This book is obviously written in a fantasy style. I don't know why it is placed here.

This book lacks details, and it seems confusing to read from Wulian to Laoshan. Either it would be much better if one thing is over and transferred to another world. It can still be read if the author polishes it carefully.

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It was interesting before it was released, but after reading a few chapters it was nothing.

Change the name, it's a sequel to Journey to the West, weird past, present and future, dark myth, dark Journey to the West, it won't be popular if you don't change the name 😰

Except for the setting, I don't like it. I don't like the time travel genre, and the world view is too depressing. I am going to write a two-world article myself, using AI, and the author is paying great attention to me.