The Fierce Taoist Monk Is Also Reborn

I laughed and cried. It felt like I was just an audience there, watching Lu Shui and Muxue, Lu and Jiu, Zhenwu Zhenling, the second elder, Qi, Jianyi who regretted chess, the third elder who made five million a day, Dongfang Zhazha... Everyone seemed to be right in front of them. Even those "villains" I can't hate. They won't regret the path they chose, even if they will follow their lead in the end... It's just a pity that I can't see Chu Yu and Jian Luo get married, I can't see Shi Ming and Qian Xianzi together, I can't see Ming Yuzhong and Mu Ran together, I can't see the endings of many people... But I seem to have seen them all...

The tasks of the male protagonist's family are well portrayed, and the plot of the male and female protagonists is so good that it makes people salivate. But it feels like the main plot is a bit forced. First of all, the male protagonist is in danger outside, and his family doesn't know about it. The family is so powerful that they don't even know if the male protagonist is in danger. At least give him a talisman, right? But no! Zhenling and Zhenwu didn't report. If the male protagonist hadn't shown his strength, they would have been dead. Isn't there something wrong with their brains if they didn't report to the family? (They are members of the family and have not shown that they are just the male protagonist. And even if they are the male protagonist's people, shouldn't they report it? At least they should let their parents know, right?) And as for the strength of the male protagonist, I feel that it is forced to prevent people from discovering it. Everyone in the family is so strong, how can we not see the strength of the male protagonist who has just practiced? Just highlight that the skills you practice are awesome, practice as you practice, keep it hidden, your family will think about you every day, and you won't even tell him if you tell him (even if you tell, I really don't believe they will force you to call out, most likely just ask), true 6, not to mention fear of restraint, he was invincible in the middle of his previous life, and I didn't see him say it. There are also those villains. The male protagonist's fake identity killed a ferocious beast on their side (although the formation was used, but the male protagonist had just started practicing Tiandi Zongheng and was only at level 2. It was outrageous to be able to kill him. Moreover, the formation was just snatched from a little Karami... If you practice it, you will directly inherit the insights from your previous life. You are starting anew. Start practicing. I usually fight at most one level, but there is a rubbish formation. How much improvement? After all, they are opposites. The male protagonist doesn't know who they are, and they don't know that the male protagonist's fake identity belongs to the male protagonist. There is no one to protect the male protagonist. I really couldn't stand watching this part.

Run, the main character and his partner have lived for tens of thousands of years, and then after being reborn, they behave like underage children. This writing style is out of this world. If you want to get the answer, just go in.

It's impossible to evaluate. The more I write, the more history I get. I have no idea what the author is writing. I want to write exciting stories but I can't feel comfortable. The writing style is not as good as other traditional fantasy, and the background is a mess.

The text in the early free phase is relatively watery. It started to work hard in the middle and late stages, with rich plots and plenty of dog food. Overall, it is quite good. I went next door to make up my ticket.

I like playing dumb fans too much, and the dumb fans I play are very embarrassing and have no depth at all. I am like a child. I read with caution. I have tried the drug and withdrawn.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I couldn't stand the fact that the protagonist kept hiding his identity, so I skipped to the chapter where his identity was revealed in more than five hundred chapters, and there was no sense of violation at all. Got it? If you want to understand the previous plot, just read more than 500 chapters.

The author's thinking is not clear at all, and it feels a bit random. For example, someone banned the protagonist's cultivation level and asked the protagonist to practice in the process. Couldn't he see what the protagonist's cultivation level is? You can classify cultivation levels, but you still can't tell what other people's cultivation levels are? Too weird?

It's really good-looking, and there's no sloppy ending at all. Although many things can be guessed halfway through, it doesn't affect the character's image, and it feels very harmonious.

The protagonist's brain is like a mush