Master Taishang Laojun

Chapter 4 made me laugh. I don't know how many streets Laojun gave me. I don't know how many streets to throw away the female ghost. Don't push it. The female ghost will be destroyed when she gets close. In the end, I have to put a gourd in to destroy it. After the B box is dropped in Chapter 4, the vote will not be cast. Let's talk about the next book.

Have you ever practiced immortality? I wrote it as a matter of course.

It's a bit poisonous, but there is a big problem. Lao Jun's character, not to mention that the protagonist is his disciple, is just an ordinary Taoist priest. If he protects him, even the most powerful ghost will not be able to stop him. As soon as this ghost enters the Taoist temple, he will turn gray. It's ridiculous to be able to withstand the mana fluctuations of the Laojun statue.

It's really tiring to watch the collection increase every day and keep reading... Can you guys make some suggestions here after reading it? A certain chapter or a certain plot is a bit toxic, or a certain part is unpopular. You can say it. I don't know what I did wrong...

Inexplicably, he picked up half a roast chicken from someone else. Inherit other people's karma and then save them. The transition is very abrupt.

Such a high-profile topic needs to be written carefully.

What type? Pure Journey to the West or Great Flood? Or a conspiracy theory?

It's going fast, it's going real fast, the collection is rising and reading, and it's falling. Today's Tuesday is a battle of life and death. Can everyone please stop reading and help turn to the last page...

The beginning paragraph is very similar to that of Lan Ke Qiyuan, and the following writing is also a bit fairy-like.

What the hell, the True Transmission of the Three Pure Ones, or one-on-one teaching, what nonsense

When the fat and thin Taoist priest came to weigh the protagonist, he wanted to suppress the protagonist. The Taoist protagonist who took the protagonist away still left them alone. You wrote that the Taoist priest is not a monk and is closely related to the protagonist. The protagonist does not seem to know. Sometimes ordinary people can sense it physically or by themselves. Some things that are closely related to them may be bad or good, such as disaster in the left eye and wealth in the right eye. The protagonist practitioner cannot sense it in the home where he was raised. Later, he let his senior brother leave. The protagonist should be allowed to do the Buddha's throne.

Have you ever cultivated to become an immortal? Some things are taken for granted and written randomly.

Can you, the book owner, say something here? Damn it...

It's better to keep the article natural and don't need to use words or sentences. The novel is better to promote the plot.

Similar to the internal and external troubles and local forces that can be referenced in the background of Chinese mythology 😉 The White Lotus Sect, Wutong Shen, the great demon forces in Chuci's "The Soul Conjuring" and "The Great Move"... The ancestors and gods of local forces and ethnic minorities can all be used as inspiration😊 Nomadic Immortal Heavenly Barbarian Gods White Lotus Cult Evil God Forces😄 Lich Forces headed by Wutong God Chu Ci's "The Soul Calling" and "Ultimate Move" The demon forces in China Some of the ancestral gods of our Chinese ethnic minorities and the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors are related to each other (the ancestor gods of the Shanha gods are still the sons-in-law of Emperor Ku), and some are the heaven (center) in the human world. The extension of the forces of the other side😎 The Northeast Shaman Baojia Immortal Gods😊 The Central Force of Heaven

The writing is still good. Come on.

😁 Maybe I use more poems. I think of teacher Guan Pingchao.