The Dark Taoist of Online Gaming

After reaching 450 pictures, my IQ dropped sharply. I have seen 512 photos so far. It stands to reason that this protagonist has inherited very powerful skills. It's all trivial to control the corpse king and have unlucky luck. According to the normal plot trend, it should be above level 100 early. But the level is a bit low now. The dozens of levels in the middle are a bit watery. According to the current dark IQ literature, you will never survive to level 50. This is entirely dependent on luck and IQ. Generally speaking, the idea is good in the early stage, but it gets worse in the middle and later stages.

The author's writing style is good, and this is the first time he writes a book. This is the most imaginative novel I have ever read in a romance novel. The plot is very fascinating. But the author seems to have never played Legend at all. The equipment attributes in it are very messy. Some junk weapons Ban Yue, Jiang Mo, Ling Shuang, and Shura are written like artifacts. I got a Woma-level weapon Silver Snake early on, but it was thrown into the warehouse like garbage to eat dust. The snake eye ring of the mage level 20 is written as an artifact. Later, it is written that Woma jewelry and Zuma jewelry have no effect. The Dragon Mark, one of Zuma's three divine weapons, only needs level 35, but Jing Zhongyue and Shura actually need level 50 to get it. It's really confusing and doesn't respect the original setting of the legend at all. In the whole book, I have read more than 400 chapters. The protagonist is basically a tool man. He can only rely on his baby to fight. He doesn't even have any attack skills that he is good at! Every time, it only plays the role of standing aside and watching the masters fight. What I get are some useless skills. If others are strong in the game, they will be stronger in reality. The protagonist has always been so weak but has no intention of learning some useful skills to strengthen himself. After reading so many chapters, the protagonist is either on the way to escape this BOSS or on the way to escape that BOSS. He will never calm down to practice lower levels and study skills. Until the end, the protagonist's fighting style relies on stacking various attributes. The author seems to have never played Legend. To be honest, I felt a little sad when I saw the middle part. I lamented that the protagonist really relies on luck to survive. If he didn't rely on luck, he would have died eight hundred times ago. The most unreasonable part of the whole book: Dark professions have experience in killing light professions, so light professions should also have experience in killing dark professions. Otherwise, the whole world would have been swallowed up by darkness, so what else would light do?

I've read it before and it seemed good. I wonder if the author still writes novels? Does anyone know?

To be honest, I have watched it no less than 10 times. I have watched Long Aotian so much that I can only watch more simple ones. Really good.

The protagonist's IQ is directly negative.

The protagonist is too loser to be a dark Taoist priest

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel like the protagonist is like a child, unable to do anything, like a puppet. Haven't you ever played games? Don't you have any brains? Like a wooden block

Xiaobai novel, the protagonist's IQ is at the level of a primary school student

This book is both realistically cruel and imaginative. I suddenly thought about it again today. It's great that my youth is still there without books 😢

After reading books for so many years, I have always felt that this book is well written. It is better written and thought-provoking than some of the current books. Unfortunately, it is too short. It would be better if the author rewrites it and adds and improves it.