Oh No, This Fake Taoist Learned the Real Deal
完了，被这个假道士学到真本事了
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- Completed
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- 833k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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A saintly figure plus a brainless person; Taoist schools have no real Taoist priests, and there are evil practitioners in the folk.
The old trick of showing off and then getting slapped in the face is outdated.
As the title suggests, the retro vibe is okay, but the pretentious and self-defeating routine is a bit too much.
Deleted comments? I think I wrote a bad review, but I saw it again! Okay, I'll write it again! Is the protagonist an idiot? He just discovered he can cultivate, and there are evil cultivators, but instead of thinking about improving his strength first, he runs off to investigate cases and find evil cultivators. Is that something a normal person would do?
These heretical practitioners went to a public Taoist academy to harm people and practice ghost cultivation, even packing up and hauling away corpses. This is neither scientific nor Taoist. 😰
There are no genuine Taoist priests in public Taoist academies, but there are genuine evil practitioners in the private sector. These evil practitioners can even infiltrate public Taoist academies and kill people indiscriminately. And yet, in such a large country, there isn't a single genuine Taoist priest, but there are more than one evil practitioner in the private sector.
You might as well post it on Taobao; you might even find an audience there.
The male protagonist in this author's writing has a sudden, overpowered, arrogant, and conceited air. He lacks any sense of caution or reverence. He dares to confront an organized evil group for a few tens of thousands of dollars, yet the author fails to highlight any sense of justice in him. He's willing to risk his life for a little money? I don't know what kind of rubbish this author wrote.
Zhejiang Taoist College
It's completely authentic; you have to become a monk/nun and live in a Taoist temple, you can't marry, and they have independent admissions, not based on college entrance exam scores... You need a recommendation from a temple or Taoist association to participate in the exam, and the exam content is completely unrelated to your college entrance exam. I've had the opportunity to learn more about it.
BB has so many small karaimi and they still haven't gotten it sorted out, it's dragging on and on.
I'm outta here! I thought the protagonist was all-powerful, but it turns out the villains and supporting characters are all cultivators, and the government has no idea.