The Daoist Palace Game

Being a Shennong for the first time, the original version thought this book was slow, step-by-step, and quite interesting. In chapter 85, Dao Palace has been described as having many nbs. A piece of extraterrestrial flesh and blood in the novice world is too much for Dao Palace to handle. The protagonist faces the extraterrestrial flesh and blood, and Dao Palace urgently says to recycle it. The protagonist hesitates, and then becomes parasitized. The novice mission fails, and he owes a lot of debt. It is not recommended for ordinary people to read it. The previous article is quite good, but it is a complete waste of expectations. If you can accept the abuse of the master, maybe you can give it a try.

But it's really hard to fail the protagonist in the first dungeon. If it's well-written, it's understandable, but it's an anticlimax. The most outrageous thing is that the description of the Taoist Palace is so nb. The world of the quiz can also be said to be completely under control. The local foreign gods and wild gods are nothing compared to the Taoist palace. In front of the local Taoists, they are just petty. As a result, the alienation of the external gods caused by a small mountain god who is equivalent to a boiled chicken cannot be cured. This Taoist palace is still closed down.

Mojiji wrote a lot, but he couldn't even explain the environment clearly. It was just the author's own brainstorming article.

160-120=30, Taught by the author

These comments are all rubbish. I have been reading books for more than ten years and I can take a look at this.

It is estimated that many people were disgusted by the first dungeon. After all, it was the first dungeon. No matter what genre it was, it had to at least have a small climax. The result was an anticlimactic end, with no improvement in cultivation, no improvement in skills, and the mentality of the protagonist was even worse. You have written the most attractive part of the free chapter so badly, who will continue to read it, and the author also explained that the first copy will not affect it, just like you say you are a chef and treat friends to dinner, but then you come up with a bunch of excuses, saying that you have no experience in treating friends to dinner for the first time, and you will definitely do it well next time, and ask everyone to come next time, who dares to come. I'm quite puzzled. Not only was the writing of the first copy brilliant, but it was just finished in a normal way. Does the whole thing have to be anticlimactic, just to arrange the plot of an evil god? Anyway, we can't appreciate this way of writing.

Duo-brained fish, you went astray. Tao Palace is the observer of the Tao. Change is the Tao and comes out. Are you going to die if you use the original strengthening route to cope with the present? Look at Li Muxuan and Lu Jin under one person. Finding a way is the greatest talent of a practitioner. Going out of the original strengthening route is suitable for the protagonist.

It's a waste of resources to spend several times the resources of an ordinary cultivator, but if you can't skip a level, it's a waste of resources if you can't beat people of the same level.

This guy likes to write about eunuchs and pig's feet, and then the supporting characters and various love experts have a harem, and I don't know what his mentality is.

You've already become an immortal and you still sleep in Datongbu? Are you here to be funny?