Zhu Xian: Incense Burner Spy, Four True Arts Shake the World

What is the logic of this? First of all, the protagonist traveled through time, and secondly, Zhang Xiaofan in the original novel was still a child at this time. The original Vulpix lived until he met Zhang Xiaofan, right? Why does it feel like the author wrote it as if Vulpix is ​​going to die at this point in time? Aren't you just changing the original incident? Does the protagonist flap his butterfly wings in this direction? Li Xun didn't come, right? Why is the protagonist anxious if Li Xun doesn't come? You know that Vulpix cannot die at this time, so you rush to become a mantis? Oriole can't do it? The logic is all upside down. For something that is 100% certain, you have to be one step ahead of others. It is obvious that people will be your oriole. I went to read Chapter 6 specifically, and I guess I was fooled by someone else. There are also three unknown monks who knew that three people from Fenxiang Valley were coming, but still pretended to be ignorant in the hope that three low-cultivation levels would come in. They didn't think it was possible until they met the disciples from Fenxiang Valley? Do you think they will leave after a day? First of all, when the protagonist knew the plot timeline, he made a stupid decision to be a mantis Secondly, he found out that someone else was coming, but he thought about the best situation? There is no worst-case scenario at all. There is also the fact that the protagonist is not sure whether he is stupid or has selective forgetfulness. There are three people in Fenxiang Valley/three people come in. This is such obvious information. The protagonist just thinks of three low-level monks? Finally, the information heard in public in the hall must be true? The protagonist hears a bit of dialogue while eating and concludes that it must be true? Combining the above three people from Fenxiang Valley/the three people who came in, a normal person's first thought would be "It's not good to be tricked by others, I will become a praying mantis and others will become an oriole." It's true that the left and right brains are fighting each other. The protagonist, a time traveler, can't be said to have no IQ, just a little bit🤏 With foresight, he can't make a plan by taking advantage of the plot. He is just reckless. With such an IQ, he still works as an undercover agent. I'm afraid the secret will be exposed the next day.

There are actually people like Zhu Xian these days, let me take a look

The previous plot makes the protagonist look like an idiot.

It's rare. I can support it with two monthly passes. I hope the author can persevere.

You, the protagonist, can't defeat the three-tailed fox, but you're looking for some kind of treasure, and it appears at the wrong time.

Want it?

I haven't read the original work, so I can't understand the plot.

It's well written. I still have a lot to read along the way. I must support it.

So far, it seems to be very consistent with the original work, and the plot arrangement is reasonable.