Shangqing Daojun

A person's spiritual background is very important, everyone knows it.

The title of this book is too big for cause and effect. You'd better write it brilliantly, otherwise you won't be able to bear it.

Nowadays, cultivating immortals is all about spiritual roots, it is better to write about bones. The theory of spiritual roots is really not good. Cultivation of immortals cannot simply improve one's own talents. Some people who really pull their hips are cultivating immortals for the sake of their own evolution. As a result, this is difficult, and that is also difficult, that is, there are no external enemies. Otherwise, this kind of civilization of cultivating immortals would have died out long ago.

Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was similar to Xinxing Xianwei Ge of Dao Zhengfeng. After reading a few chapters, I discovered that it is an unsystematic flow of resources. At present, it is quite satisfactory and has no bad points. It's considered hay.

It sucks again, I shouldn't trust you. How many days have you been on the shelves? There are many people who didn't get even a hundred orders at the beginning, and they all persisted and wrote better and better. Don't think about how to write a good plot, but cut the book when you see the results are not good?

What can I say, the previous chapters were quite satisfactory 😅, but the main character's family was destroyed just after he came back, which is a bit unconventional, but still watchable. However, the first enemy set by the author is too powerful 😅😒 If the protagonist cannot solve the first life villain boss within 100 chapters, the book will not reach the highlight of the first protagonist. (This will become a poisonous point 😅 Some novels are like this. Once provoked, it will be a super boss. The protagonist wishes that he could not solve it after hundreds of chapters 😅😅)

If I don't have spiritual roots, I am no longer Lao Tzu.

As title. Is it the ending that took a lot of effort to write, or is it the ending that I hope more people will see, thank you all.

After reading the first 56 chapters, I found that there are no irritating points or poisonous points. It is a decent fairy tale and Famine is readable.

I have read all 80 chapters so far, but the reason why my collection has not increased is simple. The plot is a bit old-fashioned and very slow.

Finally made it to the division 😍

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To be honest, it's pretty good-looking. The main character has a good character. Goldfinger is not a one-time-for-all or God-reward-hardworking kind of thing. The writing is also good and there are no problems with the logic. It's not a brainless harem. I still like it. It's a pity.

It's well written, I like it very much. It's a pity that there are too few, so I have to raise them. Alas, I discovered them too early. A very traditional immortal cultivation stream, where all members have online IQs. The protagonist has the advantage of being resource-hungry, and the resources are almost unlimited. There are no major flaws, and it's hard for me to find fault with the eggs. Please update more

Good day, readers. Due to performance reasons, this book will probably be completed in stages around the end of June or early July, with the subsequent main plot cut off. However, I will still advance the main plot and foreshadowing in the early stage and recycle them one by one, and then give the protagonist a suitable open ending, rather than ending in a haphazard manner. If you are interested, if you read it as a short story, there will probably be no problem. Finally, I want to say to Azhen that I really tried my best. But I am just a stupid carbon-based monkey who needs money to maintain his life and happiness to nourish his spirit, so I can only do so much.

Does Lord Dao also have no spiritual roots?🙂

The writing is good, but do you really dare to read this book? Refer to his previous book. I waited and waited but there was no update, so funny