Establishing the Daoist Court

This is the first spiritual recovery novel I've read, and there are very few that can compare to it.

The author has written so many books, why are there only four available? ? ? ?

Up to now, the subject matter of this book is still good and attractive. But the writing style and logic still need to be strengthened. The content is a bit watery, not concise, wordy, and the plot is incoherent. To sum up, it is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. If the author could refine this book, it would be a masterpiece.

Well, I feel like, although this book has been written, I still want to make some comments. The Taoist boy who applied for the job at random ended up teaching the true method (although not completely). Although the protagonist cheated, these were all easy to obtain, but you think the inheritance is too simple (it should be difficult, I haven't tried it). This is a kind of poisonous point.

This is a novel I read when I was a student. I liked it very much at the time. Now it's the first spiritual recovery type novel I've read.

Big Tiger, I have read this book before and I really like it. My starting name was the main character's name, but I read it before and it was a pirated version. I'm sorry! !

It's a bit toxic and a bit messy, so it's not recommended for serious people to watch! Withdraw, bye

This book is really good. After writing it for so many years, I don't know why I stopped writing it.

This protagonist has evil views, is greedy for profit, ignores the law, harbors murderers, and makes various profits under the guise of being a monk. The whole "Those who follow me will prosper and those who go against me will perish" feels like it is a deliberate underworld religion, without any celestial spirit and self-righteousness.

Enlightenment book, the first online novel