Call Me the Ancestor of the Great Dao

Too true. The protagonist's image is too upright, and it feels too hypocritical and false.

This protagonist is described as decisive in killing, mature and calm, and has extraordinary understanding. How was he deceived into Myanmar?

A Qi training level allows you to write something like a world war. How to write a foundation-building pill? A universe war.

It took almost three hundred chapters to build the foundation. Is this called fast heat?

I don't know what you think. This guy is no longer a vengeful person. He will take action when he disagrees. Anyway, I am the best in the world and kill everyone in front of me. Is he a demon? Maybe so. In the past, I saw people saying that doing whatever you want is a demon, and going your own way is a demon. This guy is a little different. I think he is not only a demon but also a bit evil.

The pacing is too tight and the protagonist cannot develop at all, making it impossible to continue writing later.

I particularly like the author's description of the protagonist's absolute dominating fist at the same level. There is no enemy at the same level in my hands. "At the same stage, I will kill you until you despair."

The novel is spent in killing killing killing killing, but the graphics are good and the writing is very good. There are really no good people in this book. Anyway, no matter what the reason, whether passive or active, all the supporting characters have a grudge against the protagonist.

The main character of this book is too strong, and I can't understand the villain's brain circuit.

Hurry up, I want to see the monks of the Great Yuan Dynasty take advantage of their position to transfer the protagonist out of the Taoist temple and start a mass siege, and then a powerful man of a third level will kill the protagonist casually! If the wood is beautiful in the forest, the wind will urge it!