A Disciple of the Daoist Sect

The male protagonist is no longer a villain, he is a pure evil. Although he must be defensive, he must also not have the intention to harm others. The male protagonist's outlook on life has collapsed and he kills people at every turn. The more he reads, the more speechless and darker he becomes. He can't stand it any longer. There is almost no one with normal outlook on life in this novel, which is no different from the wild animal world.

I read two book reviews and they said it was a dark novel and that the protagonist did all kinds of evil. There was a little surprise at first, but it turned out to be nonsense. It's just a piece of writing. There is no profit first, no conspiracy, no murder. Where do you get the qualifications to become a dark writer?

I've only read dozens of chapters, and it's absolutely terrible! I thought it was a dark text, but it turned out that the sand dollar pig's feet will always be cruel, shameless, and seriously lacking in IQ. There is no redeeming quality in terms of character. He is definitely not a good person. He is so bad that he has no charm. He is just a piece of snot! The most disgusting thing is that he is extremely lustful, which is completely different from the Great Love Immortal!

I haven't seen enough yet. It's over so soon after the lockdown is lifted. I can't bear to let it go.

Is this a clip of the God-pleasing video mentioned in Douyin? Nothing

The eight-tailed fox and the psychic sword are both female.

I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 170, so I came here to read the reviews. Sure enough, for the first time I saw such a highly recommended book, the book circles were all criticizing it. The writing is okay, at least it doesn't look awkward or stiff. But the plot is dragging. While I was watching it, I was thinking, this is really a model of the water chapter. If you just buy something, you can write half a chapter on the description of the item. Of course, the most important thing is the character of the protagonist, who is unstable and does things that make no sense. A book friend wrote before that the personality of the protagonist is closely related to the author's personality at the time. I fully agree. Because I remember that the author asked for leave earlier and said that he was lovelorn, and then the protagonist suddenly turned evil and killed people wantonly. Moreover, the author also described in the book: "Others asked themselves and did not touch his interests," but he was tortured and killed by the protagonist. Compared with the previous ones, I feel that the character creation is really very similar, not even a real villain. I am not saying that it is either evil or good, but I really feel that this book is more like a portrayal of the author's daily mood. Many plot settings are very unreasonable and completely like a book without a specific outline. The same is true for the specific personalities of the characters. Maybe the author himself does not know what he is writing about. To be honest, I have been reading online articles for more than ten years. This is the first time I have commented on it, and it is also the first time I have been persuaded to leave because of the character of the protagonist.

After reading more than twenty chapters, I quit. I don't want you to be a gentleman, but you broke into someone else's senior sister's cave alone, causing the senior sister to vomit blood. He actually stared at senior sister's naked body. He didn't even look at her for a moment to tell her to leave. She still looked there as if she had never seen a woman before. She didn't say sorry. It's so disgusting. She also calls herself a little Taoist, a pure rogue, a perverted loser.

The author dares to write about being a scholar when he doesn't even understand the most basic Taoism? Moral ethics, if you practice Taoism without cultivating virtue, you are a demon. You might as well just write about demons

It was diagnosed as rotten, and the woman couldn't walk when she saw it.