Master of the Heavenly Dao

I just don't understand why the protagonist, a monk in the world of martial arts, doesn't subdue Liu Dafu's family and let him help the protagonist collect elixirs. Instead, he becomes brother-in-law with Liu Dafu and uses money to buy the Liu family's medicine. Speechless. That Liu Dafu also coveted the protagonist.

There is a problem with the setting in the first chapter. In a world where spiritual energy is constantly decreasing, spiritual energy and practice methods will definitely be monopolized, and cats and dogs will not be able to access them.

It's a simple piece of writing, it feels a bit like it was written by a high school student.

An immortal cultivator is driven around like a dog by martial arts practitioners. The protagonist never uses magic weapons, talismans or the like when fighting with people. He only uses mortal martial arts to fight with people. He also uses martial arts to fight with immortal cultivators. More than a hundred chapters later, the protagonist can't even learn the most basic spell of fireball, the most basic spell for immortal cultivators. The protagonist's character is one of those who never have any plans, do things without clear goals, and like to look forward and backward. Everything the protagonist does is basically anticlimactic, acting like a child, And the protagonist's golden finger is becoming more and more useless to the protagonist. Fortunately, the protagonist is forced to travel to other worlds and can stay for a year or two. As the protagonist's cultivation level becomes higher, the protagonist will be forced to travel in a month or ten days and a half. Why do you say forced? Because Goldfinger is not controlled by the protagonist, he will take the protagonist away as soon as the time comes. Also, the protagonist never thinks about eradicating the enemies, and then waits for the enemies to keep looking for trouble.

If you like sadistic masters, you can watch it. Chapter 1: Death is the biological parent and master.

The local martial arts combat power in the martial arts world is set too high, making it inconvenient for the protagonist to collect elixirs. The protagonist's plug-in is not suitable for joining the sect, because it will disappear after a period of time, and it will be over if the sect has trouble and can't find anyone.

It is recommended not to be misled by some reviews. If you are interested, please be patient and read a few more chapters before deciding whether it is the style you like. Personally, I feel that this is a high-quality fairy tale novel that is worth subscribing to and recommending 🌹

Narrative logic jumps. Junior high school Chinese literacy level

I don't know what I'm writing about in these chapters…it's tasteless

Was the protagonist forced to leave the world? It seems like I am forced to leave every time. I have to leave as soon as the mirror is full? ?