A Disciple of the Daoist Sect
道门生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.8M Words
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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1.9kChapters
184kPopularity
1.3kReaders
2.3kMust-read votes
8.9Score
1.2kRatings
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This is not a time travel novel, nor is it a rebirth novel, it is orthodox fantasy. The protagonist Chun Chun starts the game alone, so don't expect Zhu Ming to act like a gentleman. He can only rely on him to work hard for everything. After seeing the overwhelming negative reviews, no matter what, at least the author has finished the book and it is a complete story. You can only know whether the book is good or not by reading it yourself. Come on, author!!! I hope to write a better story, dear!
It was okay at first, but I couldn't stand it after reading more than 400 chapters. The plot was dragging, the word count was simply poor, and the quality of the free version was too poor.
The protagonist lacks great virtue and the actual appearance of his disciples does not match the title of the book at all. I haven't read any Taoist books and I'm just writing them blindly. You can write money however you want. Yy The author is also bad
The plot is very good, not exaggerated at all, and I was worried that the protagonist would die several times without being invincible.
I've read over 180 chapters and I really can't stand it anymore. The main character and the skull are really poorly written.
Stallion story, pig's feet with no bottom line and no morals
The protagonist has no moral bottom line. In the beginning, it is understandable that he lived in poverty, deceived and abducted in order to survive. As the moral standards get higher and higher, his moral bottom line becomes worse and worse. It feels like he is born evil. As a reader, I at least hope that the protagonist's values are somewhat consistent, but I really can't stand the protagonist's extremely despicable and disgusting behavior. I hope this protagonist dies soon. If the author's protagonist becomes the master of heaven and earth, he will not be able to tolerate a single living person in the world.
In today's society, such protagonists are all shot to death in their teens.
Look at the eggplant, what is written there?
Not bad