I Just Learned the Five Thunder Rites, and a Prankster Streamer Shows Up to Debunk Me

The settings are all messed up. There has always been a world of cultivating immortals, but ordinary people have no idea about it. The article also emphasizes that the Taoist sect was born early, and logically the foundation should be stronger. The result is that the strength of the temple is unfathomable, and even the entire Taoist sect does not dare to mess with it. Qingcheng Mountain, the 5 most sacred places of the Taoist sect, was destroyed because of a heavenly being...

It doesn't look good! The author just wrote whatever came to his mind and read dozens of pictures and couldn't stand it anymore. I was deceived by Douyin!!! The logic doesn't flow at all, and the plot doesn't connect well. It was written purely to show off the protagonist. At the beginning, it was said that a small internet celebrity was struck by lightning by the protagonist, but when the official came, it was gone and it ended hastily. After a while, it was said that there were people who were officially registered as practitioners, and they were interested in spreading the news about the resurrection of ghosts so that the people would accept it. As a result, there were so many videos in the early stage that no one could verify. As a result, the protagonist needed help from his lover to verify things that the official could not handle. The book is about being betrayed by someone close to you and turning around, hard written. The idea at the beginning is interesting, the rest is a waste of time and eyesight.

It looks okay in the early stage, but why do you have to commit suicide in the later stage? You don't have to develop it, and you don't need the system. Hey, it's just for fun. It says that you have become a cultivator. Isn't it to promote Taoism? How can you promote it if ordinary people are gone? I set the reputation in the early stage, but after drawing the fairy sword later, I didn't use it. I rashly went to destroy Jinshan Temple, and I didn't even have a trump card.

It looked okay at first, but when I saw about 780%, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The quasi-sage has to go through the Saint Catastrophe to be promoted to a saint. As a result, the two Saint Catastrophes killed a Taoist saint at one time, leaving only one of the Three Pure Ones. It makes it seem like everyone in Taoism except the protagonist is like a loser. You can't write like this even if you have a system that is outrageous. Douyin's Seven Cats advertisement is also pushed to you. Anyway, I suggest you don't watch it.

The first part is okay, but after more than 100 pictures, it goes directly to cultivating immortals, and there is no plot about ordinary people.

It's good to watch, but the whole story is full of battles. I feel like I could start another book at the end. I especially hope there will be a side story about a peaceful life.

Overall, it's a very good novel. The process from a modern society ruled by law to the world of immortality is a natural transition and the plot content is also very rich. It won't be boring to watch. The whole plot has a great twist. If it hadn't been written and polished before being posted, it would be enough to show that the author's writing skills are very good. However, some people in the comments section said it was inconsistent with realistic logic. Who thinks that the article about cultivating immortals is in line with the logic of reality? If you like reading novels and cultivating immortals, it is highly recommended to read this book. The ending is also memorable. If you have any ideas, you can make a side story. (Of course, the above are just personal suggestions) I am looking forward to the author's next book.

The protagonist is very impressive. Although it is a male-channeled novel, girls seem to recommend it. Lin Heng feels like a savior in the middle of the book (I haven't finished it yet, haha). Sometimes the plot is a bit embarrassing. Don't dwell on it. If you like to read cool stories, you can give it a try. Of course, don't come here if you believe in Buddhism. If you are a true believer, be careful. Remember to turn off the paragraph comments when reading this book. It is full of nitpicking guys and it is very annoying.

I still have more to say. When will the new book be released?

The setting at the beginning is relatively novel, but the explanation of human affairs later is too sloppy. It may be the author's first time writing a book, and the plot is not so perfect. But overall, the overall integrity of the plot connection is good, the characters are also vividly portrayed, and the whole book is still interesting.