Receiving Daoist Registers and Ascending to Truth, from the Start as a Disciple of Tianpeng

Your protagonist, a disciple of the Shenxiao sect, does not recite the Thunder Jade Sutra, but instead recites the Yin Fu Sutra. Your protagonist is also taught the Northern Emperor's Principle, and claims to be a member of the Tianpeng disciple, practicing the Tianpeng method. Moreover, he also talks about black laws. The question is, do you know what the Beidi method is? Canopy Law, Fengdu Law, and Dizhi Law are all Beidi Laws. The problem is that only judges who practice Fengdu Law need to practice the Black Law. Canopy Law and Dizhi Law do not need to observe the Black Law. But if you want to practice it, you must practice Fengdu Law. Only when you have the post of Fengdu Law can you call yourself a judge. You have not practiced anything. Your protagonist is neither a judge nor Jiuquan Order. When you perform the law, you must summon the Fengdu General. Who the hell are you? Not to mention that if the protagonist you wrote was really a judge, he would have entered Tiewei Mountain a long time ago.

It's similar to Tomato's book Arctic Exorcist House, but your protagonist doesn't really care about black laws.

This genre is quite interesting, but the plot is boring and it's useless to write about it. For example, the first chapter begins with a large chapter about the protagonist's past life. You don't think this is interesting, do you? For example, in the introduction to the plot of the opening call, there is no trace even after three chapters. The introduction is obviously very well promoted, but when you look at the text, it is not the case.

The story is good, the subject matter is good, but, since the protagonist has a hangup, he shouldn't be so shocked by everything others say, he has some potential, come on

It's very strange that Black Law didn't realize that the main character, a Taoist priest who claimed to be a disciple of Tianpeng, used the practice method created by Ballu to practice it. There are no precepts! Is there any other Taoist priest who uses black laws to punish evil sects and crooked ways 😅 The black laws are used to regulate the judges who practice law. From the beginning of the book until now, the protagonist does not abide by the black laws at all, and can't understand even if he copies them 😅

The written black laws are not followed at all. According to the world view in the book, the protagonist should be taken to the underworld for trial 🙂

Although it is said that "there are a lot of articles in the world", as long as you can write your own things, you can still read them. However, if you are full of all kinds of "brainless" plots, Hei Lv should also understand that the things that are already there are all based on self-imagination and making up, and the editing is not pure enough.

People with some intelligence can't even hide. The protagonist is really sick. He knows that there is a big problem and he insists on getting involved in it. The master can pray for rain, but he has failed in such a great skill. The protagonist has only been practicing for a few days, so he has the confidence to solve it. Knowing that this is a fantasy world, we can find more capable Taoist monks to solve the problem.

The word "yin" in the Yin Fu Jing refers to the fact that the yin energy directly blinded me.

I saw that in Chapter 4, the protagonist rescued the child from Butcher Liu's family. This family gave money as a thank you, but the protagonist didn't want any brain circuits. What a fellow countryman, if you don't want money, what do you rely on for food? Breathe air? Drink water? I really want to ask the author. What brain circuit is it? How to write it? What logic? I can't keep up with the author's rhythm and abandon the book.