Beginning from Xiuxian Temple, He Became a Taboo Secular God

Isn't this a copycat version of "The Lord"? You can't imitate it, you should learn it. If you just imitate, the market you can face is too small.

Folklore novels really impress me.

Take a look first and then talk about it. Keep up the good work, author

This update is discontinued. I don't know when the next update will be 😂

There is no ink in the pig's trotters, and the ideas are exhausted. It is already a mess, like a mess that cannot be sorted out. The more I write, the more messy it becomes. It is not the material for writing an article, but I want to force myself to show off.

I hope the protagonist has a way to use bad luck later! ! !

It's a very interesting novel, but it's a pity

I went back and took a look, and it was better written than the beginning of The Master because it is an immersive game. It also feels more comfortable than the lay master. The biggest shortcoming of Lay Lord is that it is too ink-filled in the real world. Of course, this does not mean that this book does not have the same shortcoming. If nothing else, the protagonist's mindless behavior of trying to save money for bad luck is enough to make people feel suffocated. Also, the author really has to keep in mind when the protagonist will get on the line with the official, and when he will officially go on the road. The other thing at the same time is outline, outline, and outline! An article without an outline will quickly fail because there is really nothing to write about. We also hope that the author can write this book well. Because the lay master was too fragile in the early stage, he couldn't do a lot of things. He just relied on luck to get rich and take off. This book does have a backer at the beginning, which makes it more enjoyable to read (but the general plot really overlaps with the lay master (covering his face and laughing), from the temple to the cannibal village, there is a golden Buddha in the village, and there are opportunities in the well.)

Having read so many similar novels, how long will this one last? There is no one on this track.

Follow-up reading refers to the number of people who have read the latest chapter. It is the most important indicator for determining the recommended resources for new books. Friends who want to keep reading, please go directly to the last page of the last chapter. You are really free of this. I give the author a thumbs up to the big book friends.

No update in 7 days? Is it going to be like other folklore novels that are suddenly taken off the shelves after not being read for a few days?

I would like to ask everyone, is this book imitating lay people?