The Struggle for the Tao in Ancient Times Begins with the Engraving of All Dharma

This is food for non-conspiracy-theoretic readers. The one who punched Hongjun might not be able to see it. It can be seen that the author tried his best not to write the same as other mainstream prehistoric novels. At present, it seems that the characters of Sanqing and others are not like old naughty boys who only know how to fight and kill. Saints are not very brainless and have a certain pattern. Regarding cultivation, it is also relatively solid and step-by-step. Golden Finger is not a system. This aspect is mixed, depending on personal preference. The tempo is a bit slow. It sounds like a slow-burning song, but it sounds bad because the rhythm is not tight. The writing is average and can be read through. The plot is smooth and not too toxic. Comprehensive identification: So far, it is regarded as ordinary food. You can try reading. Wait and see what happens next and then evaluate again.

In the current version, the proportion of follow-up reading is particularly important. If you can continue reading, please follow up. The number of followers and the reading time are important components of the five-dimensional chart. Time is precious, and fellow Taoists should do something meaningful that makes them happy physically and mentally. However, all you need to do to read is to click into this book and scroll to the last page. You fellow Taoists can save a few days to read it together, but please click in and scroll to the last page every day and spend a few seconds to support this book. It is so important to follow up. Of course, the premise is that fellow Taoists think this book can be read.

The immortals in the prehistoric era are not mentally retarded evil gods, they feel a bit like immortals, and Luo Hu is not a brainless villain. Everyone has his or her own beliefs, which is good. The part about eternal life felt pretty good, and it was quite refreshing to read it in one sitting. It is recommended that the rest of the story should not be like other prehistoric stories, no big chess games, waterproofing, conspiracy theories, just change the main story, come on, author. Consider the rhythm. Is there a female protagonist in this book?

The map is very small, from the East China Sea to Kunlun. Time is short. The fighting method is also very simple...