The Taoist Master of Ten Thousand Methods Starts with Xiaoyunyu Technique

I have almost 700 chapters, and I really can't stand it anymore. When I like it, I really like it, and when I hate it, I really hate it. To be honest, this book is very good at the bottom level, but it doesn't work at a slightly higher level. It's really hard for me to read. There are more than 200 chapters in a big realm, and it's just one chapter. It's like this every time. I'm so tired of reading it. There is also the spirit stone system. I don't make much money in total. All of it is spent on elixirs, caves, and magic weapons. Even those who have failed have such a hard time living, how can you let those who have not failed to live? When the level is high, shouldn't bartering be the main method, supplemented by spiritual stones? There is also the person who eats books every day. As soon as the front foot is like this, the back foot becomes another look. Don't you have no impression at all, brother? Also, there was a stage when the writing style was too childish, and the feeling of being... Mentally retarded appeared between the lines (the dog's head saves his life, the description may not be accurate, but it is really indescribable, sorry) Finally, the plot is really too slow. , I really feel like vomiting blood when I read it, I really can't bear it (I've read so many novels about cultivating immortals, and this is the first time I can't stand it. I'm sorry, everyone. Different opinions are in the eye of the beholder. Whether the novel is good or not mainly depends on your own feelings, so I'll leave it now. Come on)

I'm really sick of watching these lately. The Yuanying has obtained ten tons of the power of your newly refined spiritual treasure! How about writing a book with some brains? I also want to watch it without thinking. Now the more I watch it, the more insulting it becomes. Then your magic weapon needs to be upgraded. It is your natal magic weapon. Do you need someone to practice it for you every time? And the plot is getting more and more blunt, so I can't watch it with my brain, otherwise I won't be able to stand it

This book will be trash once it hits the shelves. Basically, you water and fertilize the spirit wood or spirit country tree every day to break through the mutation, and then you eat and drink. The practice becomes faster and faster, without any difficulty, and there is no bottleneck in taking drugs every day. People are harmonious and friendly, and resources are abundant. So far I have seen that the protagonist in Chapter 246 has broken through to the late stage of foundation building! I guess what I wrote later is the same as what I wrote before. You should be able to practice the golden elixir in the cave. I spent more than 1,000 book coins in vain. Once the author is gone, just copy and paste until no one is looking. After all, people are stupid and have too much money these days.

The strength of Golden Finger is just right. The protagonist practices and farms, and slowly unfolds. He is not a noob or brainless. It would be better if there was an emotional scene added (poor writing can easily cause drama). Hurry up and put it on the shelves, more popular and more popular

The maid can take away the attribute of twins in one stroke, but she also offers herself to recommend without accepting it, and lets the maid build the foundation. I really don't understand why I like to write about cuckoldry so much.

The first poisonous point is why you don't practice elixirs. You are a spiritual planter, and the teacher you studied is a second-level alchemist. Your cave is still a fire system, and there is also earth fire. You don't even practice elixirs. You have all the conditions for refining elixirs. You also say that your soul is powerful due to the fusion of two souls. I work part-time as a spirit-breaking talisman master, looking for people to buy spirit animal skins to refine talismans every day, and I can write hundreds of words every time Secondly, why don't you name me Lord of Ten Thousand Magic Gods, please don't insult this name. The spells you practice have never been in a fight, and you have almost forgotten about the foundation-building monk who robbed your cave. A word of frustration. It's been hundreds of chapters and you still don't kill him, it's not like you don't know who he is, Third, it's really not good to describe fighting, don't always use a lot of modifiers to describe it, if you really don't know how to describe it, just go and see Immortal Mansion Changsheng, Fourth, don't always write "ya"😬 It's just this soybean expression. Regardless of whether it is the main character or the supporting character in every chapter, please note that as long as the author writes about baring teeth, he can continue baring teeth for hundreds of chapters, which really scares me. Do you want to imitate Doupo Cangxiong's "Jie Jie Jie Jie", but other people can only write it if they are members of the Soul Palace. You have fewer expressions related to the face. If you write too much, it will not become a famous saying, but it will be like a bitter smile, touching your nose, touching your ears, and sneer. If you write too much, you will think that the protagonist is suffering from facial convulsions Fifth, is the inspiration for your novel Starry Sky Cockroach, that is, there are hits at each stage, and then the plants are sold, and then purchased, a batch of water is the same. You win the plants, more or less described in each chapter, and then you buy, and then write down what you bought. The sixth one is not that cool. The loan you made before it was put on the shelves was a good idea, but later on the protagonist became a cash machine and was borrowed by others all the time, let alone fighting. He didn't have any trump cards, so he kept writing about planting and bearing fruit. He gave some to friends, kept a few for himself, sold things, bought things, and it was an invincible cycle.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, it was okay at first. After it was released, I smiled and bared my teeth when talking. The frequency of baring teeth was too frequent and I couldn't stand it. Generally, the author bared his teeth and talked every day.

I came here specifically to comment. It's extremely poisonous. Run away.

There's nothing to comment on. It's a classic protagonist who works hard and then his teammates can catch up easily 🙂 and the plot is rubbish. Maybe the mini-boss in chapter 200 is still alive in chapter 700. It's awesome.

I named the book Wanfa Daojun, but I ended up reading 600 chapters, and there wasn't a single eye-catching spell. The defensive spells in the golden elixir stage can only defend in place for 5 seconds when they are cultivated to the highest level, and can only be released ten times with full mana. Can a human write this? It is no better than blue and silver entanglement. Ordinary people can't defend even an excavator. What's even more disgusting is that a group of Jindanqi fights don't rely on their spiritual consciousness to see with their eyes, but fighter jets rely on radar.

The author can always do some bad things. In the early stage, he invented a spirit crystal with low-level currency, and then mixed the spirit stones/spars, which made it inexplicable In the later stage, the protagonist and supporting characters bared their teeth every day, making it look like they were atavistic.

The currency system is also in a mess. Sooner or later, it will jump. It's okay if you have the spiritual crystal. But a father who has an eighth level of qi training and can also control beasts can't even support a son who has no qi training. There is really nothing to say. The most awesome thing is that the father risked his life in order to make money for his son. The only valuable beast control skill is not given to his son. Is this something that a normal person can do? Suppressing the protagonist at every turn is not how you do it. I don't see any use for this except to disgust readers.

Damn it, you saw the comment section as soon as you came in? Is it really a cuckold story? Farewell

The maids who recommend themselves to the pillow table will be given away. The author is truly self-indulgent. These two women achieved foundation-building breakthroughs using the protagonist's money and favors. The co-author has already found a new home before leaving the lead role. This kind of thing that is both relevant and established, the author writes it like a fish in water, and I admire it.

The more you write the more rubbish books you write. If you can't write about fighting, don't write it. The person who wrote it is disgusting. He is already a Nascent Soul and doesn't know how to fight. It's okay that Jin Dan didn't know how to fight before. Jin Dan added a cheat of an old man and he still doesn't know his own strength? As long as the villain wants to run away, the protagonist will never be able to catch up, so why are you learning those escape skills? Other people's Nascent Soul can lock you with their spiritual thoughts, but after your Nascent Soul, you no longer have this function? Why is the protagonist disabled? When you encounter someone you can't beat, you can't run away. When you get to the ruins, you don't know how to get round, so you can only directly attack the turtle for seconds. Then when you encounter all the enemies later, can you just release the turtle? When I meet someone I can beat, I just can't catch up. That female demon cultivator was able to run away several times. It's understandable that she didn't know how to escape the first time. But when I met someone later, I still didn't respond. I just ran away, and the escape skills I practiced couldn't be used. She was just playing, imbecile?

The upgrades I'm looking at so far seem to all rely on resource piles. As long as you have enough resources, you can pile them all up. It seems that you don't need to understand these. Anyway, if you have enough resources, you can just go up and it's over. Moreover, this cheat can only improve spells but not Kung Fu, which feels very strange. It can add spells, but it can't add Kung Fu.

At the beginning, I thought that the protagonist would go deep into magic. From a complete understanding of the basic five elements of magic, he would gradually explore the lower level magic structure, so that he would have greater and greater ability to create spells, and eventually become the "Tao Lord of Ten Thousand Laws". However, seeing that the protagonist knew that he could improve his Taoism, But when I didn't prioritize improvement, I was sure that this road was blocked, and the author's "number sense" was also quite weak. He only cared about small amounts of money, and would be quite casual about slightly larger numbers, so that outrageous profit distribution and various price issues appeared very early. The result is that the path for a "Master Wan Tian" who only knows how to plant to become a "Master Wan Mu" has become extremely long. After the protagonist gets the small world, he transforms into "Shen Monk Wan Mu", but the land is limited and he can only cultivate high-value crops. He still can't figure out anything else. The whole world has also been downgraded from primitive to only farming and hunting. The upgraded big world is still exactly the same, even more primitive, and hunting has become the main means of upgrading. In the end, the protagonist finally upgraded his Tao species, and then became a lonely small low-level ecosystem owner, and that was the end.

The author may not have done well in primary school mathematics or junior high school mathematics. I have discovered from the beginning that prices and wages are bugs, but I can ignore them and deal with them. There are many novels with this kind of problem. Although it is out of context, I can endure it, but then it becomes more and more unbearable. Because the author often emphasizes that the male protagonist pays and rewards his subordinates generously, and the male protagonist gives generous gifts to his friends. The male protagonist gives gifts and rewards his subordinates in every chapter. I know the author wants to feel happy, but Long Aotian can write like this, but farming novels cannot be written like this... Why? Long Aotian is essentially a white wolf with empty gloves. Resources basically fall from the sky. They are either robbed or discovered in secrets. This will not affect the entire price system. Bugs are not a big problem. The essence of farming is management and economic activities. In real society, there are agricultural products companies. If you check the information and copy it, you will never write it like this. For the initial price, the spiritual rice refers to rice, the spiritual plant refers to trees, and the spiritual medicine refers to medicinal materials. After promotion, the salary will increase according to the proportion. The salary of the subordinates will be converted in proportion to the income of employees and farmers of the agricultural product company. This is definitely not in line with the background of the novel, but it is logical, and the male protagonist will still be much kinder and more generous than other people in the background of the novel. There were no immortals in ancient times, and the power gap between people was not that big. Peasants were exploited for free, and most store clerks were half-slaves. In a quasi-ancient world where great power is all in one body, those in power would only be more ruthless and cruel. According to mathematical logic, the male protagonist is not generous to his relatives, friends, and subordinates, but will inevitably be grudged against each other. For example, the boss of a modern unicorn company (the male protagonist is unique among fellow practitioners in terms of output from his cave) randomly hires a college student with average ability (the sect can find countless people with better work ability than the male protagonist's subordinates), and pays a high proportion of dividends (when he comes, he gives various high-priced products, even fish 10%), give extra bonuses for just asking to make coffee or deliver documents (rewards for every time you ask your subordinates to pick fruit or run errands), and also lend money to employees who leave to start their own businesses, without interest, and will pay them back when they have money (the Foundation Establishment Pill and the cost of decorating the cave after Foundation Establishment are all loaned out without interest), isn't this outrageous treatment? In ancient times, biological sons generally did not receive this kind of treatment, unless they were heirs who inherited the family business The most outrageous thing was that the senior brother was given 40% for brewing wine, and 30% was given for subordinates to help buy elixirs. It was sales volume, not net profit. What would happen? Suppose the selling price of spirit wine is twice the cost (see the article for 460 small works for raw materials and 500 small works for selling to the sect, which is less than 1.1 Times). At this time, Senior Brother Du's net income is 40% of the selling price, which is 80% of the cost. If the selling price of spirit wine is 1.5 Times the cost, then Brother Du will get 0.6, And the male protagonist will get 0.9, Minus the male protagonist's cost of 1.0, And the net loss will be 0.1... What are you planning? The same goes for elixirs If you sell insurance or games, it is normal to give a commission of 30 to 40%. This is not the case for physical transactions. A commission of a few percent or even a thousandth is normal

A shop sells 30 million low-grade spiritual stones every year. Can you still see it? The currency is messed up.

Xiaoyunyushu, the world of cultivation is really a long memory, but for me, the setting of the world of cultivation is better than the legend of mortals cultivating immortals.

Aren't there any old bookworms reading this book? Isn't this the world of cultivation that Fang wants to cultivate? The beginning is just the same, and the writing is not up to Fang Xiang's level. I might as well go over it again

This book can be regarded as the first of its kind to layer the spells used at the Qi refining level...

241. I don't understand a bit. Since I don't plan to accept it, there is no need to write about the previous dedication and the protagonist's heartbeat. It is just to control myself in order to practice until the Yuan Dynasty. This creates cause and effect. In other words, even if you don't write it down, there is no need to arrange a marriage or anything. I always see some books and read them randomly for the sake of "realism". I can't figure it out. Go ahead and take a look. For the time being, I just saw vegetable worms while eating, so I took them out and put them aside, and then continued eating. If rat droppings fall into the soup later, I will vomit 🤮 and do a gastric lavage.

They are often wordy to the point of making me laugh, such as "tuck the hair from your temples behind your ears with your fingers." What the hell did I think I was writing about urban writing?

I was stunned after seeing more than 100 chapters. Really, this can be a high-quality, fifth-level book?

It's quite interesting to watch farming, but there are too many bugs, and book eating is too serious. People who died in the front appear again later. I feel that the author's memory is not very good. I really can't watch it anymore. Also, the golden pill has just been said to be given away for free, and the next chapter will cost 600,000 small contributions

After seeing the rest of the story, I didn't understand the protagonist's character. The beast tide driven by the fox demon killed many people he knew. He had experienced it personally, and he still had such a bad temper. I didn't understand.

This book is more mortal than a mortal cultivating immortality

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Can't we eat so many spiritual fruits? You have to wait for the elixir to be refined