Mythic Professions: Starting as an Unorthodox Taoist

You can obviously ask Mu for the martial arts secrets of the five realms, and everyone will agree to it, but the author does not want to spend money to buy the four realms from outside, and then he has to make alchemy by himself when he has no money. What is even worse later is that he has to find herbs to make elixirs by himself, which is suffocating.

It's because we've gone astray. If there is a good and upright path, we don't follow it, and instead try to follow some crooked ways. As an emperor, do you feel full of resentment when you take action?

I haven't started watching it yet, but after reading the comments, they were all scolding me, so I didn't want to read it anymore, so I stopped wasting my time.

Can't we abandon these identities and fake death to escape? You have to play tricks.

I have read less than 10 chapters of the novel, and there is one chapter that is very subdued. The protagonist is under surveillance, and then the protagonist has to practice health-preserving exercises. The court sends someone to teach him martial arts, and then the person who teaches him secretly does evil, causing the protagonist a lot of pain, but it is not visible on the surface. At this time, the subjugation comes. The protagonist still needs to continue practicing. Doesn't this mean that you are strong-willed and can endure what ordinary people cannot endure. The person doing the surveillance has not yet reported it.

It is recommended that you read Chapter 10 before reading. The emperor does not want you to practice martial arts and the military attaché will deliberately hurt you when you practice martial arts. Nmd, you can just tolerate it and let it go. He knows that you have to practice martial arts despite the pain. Doesn't the military attaché know what's going on?

The political struggle is written very childishly. The New Emperor no longer needs the title of protagonist. He can be killed secretly and use a fake trap instead. And the protagonist's nephew needs the protagonist's name? Kill the protagonist and use a fake one. Do you have to let the protagonist die in person? Unless there is dragon energy, but if the protagonist has dragon energy, the new emperor will not kill the protagonist and inherit the dragon energy 🤔

I'm really convinced that a former emperor and an alchemist need to find resources by themselves. I'm really convinced.

I thought I was cultivating immortality, but I didn't expect that I was wearing a layer of skin.

The plot logic is too simple. It's incredible that the emperor didn't kill the male protagonist! There is no possibility of abolishing the seal and practicing cultivation.