Starting from Drawing Symbols, I Became a Taoist King in a Strange World

Why is such a good book so rarely recommended?

Still written in a very conventional way. I had a relatively good-looking childhood daughter-in-law, and then she was attracted by an outsider. At this point, a series of contradictions began to arise. After just one glance at your opening, I no longer had the desire to read on. At least 9 of the 10 books I read before were written this way.

Yun Qiushui

A blind man can actually look around and shrink his pupils! How awesome!

The writing is messy. How can a family that has no food for a few days after the death of a hunter provide the main character with education, support a child and a wife? How can a person who is so hungry that his chest sticks to his back still be thinking about having sex? How can a person who has been malnourished for a long time still become round and beautiful? An ordinary person can break evil talismans without practicing.

There are few words and many typos. I strongly complained about how harsh and poor the martial arts training was in the previous sentence, and two big characters suddenly appeared after it. A few rural people who were illiterate also wanted to practice martial arts. In the era of feudal turmoil and all kinds of outrageous taxes and miscellaneous taxes, what ordinary people would have such unrealistic wishful thinking? Everyone sweeps the snow from their eaves, and doesn't care about the frost on other people's tiles. The whole family can barely survive with food and clothing, and even giving alms to outsiders. Even if it's a donation from a fellow villager once or twice, that's the limit.

What kind of broken routine is this? You are writing it like a treasure. Your last book was full of mistakes and your new book is just a clown.

Could the author know more about the daily life of a village or town in ancient times? Can locals be bullied by outsiders?

It's a pity that the author doesn't seem to have a complete writing framework in his mind. He talked about a skill for more than a dozen pages, talked about a dozen useless nonsense, and the plot didn't advance at all. He explained this and that explanation for more than a dozen pages, and finally explained how to practice this skill and what its use is. . . .

Author, put a pebble on the sole of your shoe and try it on!

Want to improve your liver proficiency, but you don't have much money in the early stage and you just want to learn martial arts? Please give me a thumbs up for your proficiency in the early stage The author won't arrange for trouble to come to the protagonist all the time, right?

Personally, I think this story is about a person who seeks a talisman and the final hallucination world.

I read more than a dozen chapters after it was released, and I really can't stand it any more. I'm addicted to death.

Although the beginning is a bit cliche, it's still a good read.

I don't understand. It seems like it was just a few chapters many days ago. Why is it still a few chapters now? But it seems like you are updating every day.

If the protagonist in the first three chapters had basic knowledge of Taoism or breathing techniques, the plot would be complete. An ordinary person would be able to draw a talisman to harm Xie Chong. It is Xie Chong, not a pig, horse, cow, or sheep. No matter how great the protagonist's aura is, will the judges be treated as fools?

The routine is okay, but the tension you wrote is too great.

It's better to be more rigorous. I just read the beginning. The preface and the follow-up don't match up. I can't connect them. I think it's one after another.

Self-recommendation

Although the routine is old, it contains new wine in old bottles and is worth reading.

More. With the amount of updates you do, it's easier to keep the book alive.

Don't you already have a corpse-nurturing talisman? Why not give it to senior brother? Forgot?

The story is novel, the plot is reasonable, and the rhythm is about the same. Very good. Come on.