We’re All Monks, So How Do You Have a Ten-Thousand-Layer Golden Bell Shield?

The earth has no boundaries and the sky is lawless The protagonist later became successful in cultivation, but in order to take revenge, he burned down the Shaolin Temple.

Does it feel like an AI text? The more I read, the more I feel it is an insult to my IQ. Even fools know that it is ridiculous. It really makes the readers think that their brains are like boilers, and they can stuff all kinds of rotten corpses into them.

This rookie is shocked. This rookie is shocked. Shocked, shocked, shocked, this rookie, shocked. This rookie is shocked. This rookie is shocked. This rookie is shocked. This rookie is shocked. This rookie is shocked. This rookie is shocked. This rookie is shocked. That's pretty much it

This book carries the grievances through to the end. No one is reading it. Is it right? One curse is not enough and there is another one. The curse of the demon witch is obviously lying on the protagonist's body to suck blood. I don't want to fuck the witch. I haven't seen the witch until now. I am worried that the following words will be written as my own woman, which will be harmful to myself. My martial arts skills are not impressive at all. I am just like a clown. This is a stupid monk written down to the end. I am speechless. How can I read this book? I looked through the table of contents and read a few chapters, but it made me sick. No matter how high my martial arts skills are, the panel is useless. I defy my understanding and don't know myself. Who should read the clown character?

Nowadays, serious bald donkeys are no longer popular. They have a bad reputation on the street.

It feels like it was written by a woman who likes to torture the master and whine at the same time.

The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it is not exciting at all. It is only depressing and full of nonsense. No matter how powerful the protagonist is, there are always people who despise and look down on him, and they keep hiding their tricks. Occasionally, one or two chapters are enjoyable, but in the next chapter, he is immediately looked down upon by others. The protagonist is either being looked down upon or on the road to being looked down upon. And there is a lot of nonsense that has no big effect on advancing the plot. The reason is that after you skip those few excessive plots, it will not affect the subsequent viewing at all, and it will be seamless. Because the author keeps using this routine and there are too many useless chapters. It's not that you can't master the plot. Many books are more or less familiar with the plot, but your skill is too poor. Moreover, it's the same routine and the same characters are dying. You can know the subsequent plot after reading the beginning. As long as you start from the beginning and see the back, you will know how it will develop later. It's nothing more than learning Ti Yun Zong, who was looked down upon by others, thinking he couldn't learn it, and ridiculed him. Then he was called over by the Wudang elders to ask how he was doing, and then the protagonist obviously learned a little but pretended not to know it at all. The Wudang elders sighed inwardly, a little disappointed, and then there was the guidance of internal skills. Then the protagonist obviously entered the country very quickly, but said that he had not touched the door at all, and kept trying to guide the internal skills, and finally it ended. It was probably around the 4th to 5th floor. The elders were disappointed, and the people around were constantly mocking. The protagonist didn't care. He practiced quietly by himself. After reaching a bottleneck in his cultivation, he couldn't practice anymore. Then Elder Tang came again and said some 8-character mantra. Brother Duan from some small sect couldn't practice it, but the protagonist could practice it, and then spread it out, and started a new round of new methods of practice. Not long after, the Holy Maiden from the Devil's Cult came again, and she made up random things and handed them over to them, and then she learned them again. In the end, I entered the ruins dungeon and enjoyed it for a chapter or so. After that, there was another chapter of excessive nonsense, and then there was another chapter of contempt and contempt. Just this reincarnation routine, I don't know how many times I have used it. Very uncomfortable

The Dragon King with a crooked mouth is reincarnated as a monk, and he uses his face to attract attention. The theme is that the beautiful female supporting character thinks the protagonist is pitiful, and the passerby who is urging him just says a few words, and the protagonist understands the menopause technique. The inexplicable passerby is pitiful and mocks the protagonist, and then the protagonist strikes out with a knife, and the supporting character is inexplicably horrified.

It's okay, there are some problems in some places... Anyone can make it up casually and others can succeed, so why can't he succeed himself~ There is also a traitor identity that cannot be eliminated, and there won't be a love line with the devil's saint in the later stage~

I've been hanging around with that witch for too long! Do you want to follow the righteous path or the evil path?