Ning Chen transmigrates into a world of martial arts and receives Jigong’s legacy!
From then on, he wanders among the great dynasties and martial arts factions, playing at life, enjoying wine and meat, and living carefree!
He is even revered by all sides as the “Living Buddha!”
One day, Qin Shi Huang, the First Emperor of Qin, is gravely ill and has little time left. With every faction poised to act and the realm on the brink of chaos,
Ning Chen appears in a tattered monk’s robe, a wine gourd in one hand and a battered fan in the other.
“Shoes all worn, hat all worn, cassock on my back all worn...”
Humming a little tune and swaying as he walks, he enters the First Emperor’s sleeping quarters and casually rolls some mud into pills, bringing the First Emperor back to life!
The world is stunned!
But soon, everyone discovers that Ning Chen can do more than revive the dead and restore flesh to bones!
His cultivation is also so powerful it reaches the heavens and spans the earth!
The battered fan in his hand can command the winds of the world!
The gourd at his waist can swallow the sun, moon, and stars!
We need to first figure out which dynasty Buddhism entered China, and then the profession of monk. The Qin Dynasty should not be clear about it.
What is it about? Just the first few chapters are fine, forget about the rest.
It's not good at lifting the hips. The protagonist's skills in cultivating immortals are not as powerful as the first-class martial arts skills of martial arts. You just create a role-playing system and then it starts to look a bit like, what the hell is behind it, why not just talk about the system of skills. It feels like the protagonist is not half-stepped into the land of fairyland, but has reached the second-rate newcomers.
How much did it cost to get this rating?
I'm really speechless, is Daoji like this?
This book is too long to describe in one sentence. I won't say much, but you are playing the role of Jigong, not a martial arts master.
This book is good, but the biggest flaw is that the protagonist is a time traveler and doesn't know what other people are like. Having a system means not having a system. He is timid and cowardly. The author is hopeless.
The main character has a split personality and alternates between being bold and courageous. He is not a normal person. In Da Qin, he had the courage to break into the Zulong ward, and he was not afraid of sacrifice in order to slay the dragon. During these two periods, he was really brave, but he never thought that Da Qin was stronger than Zhu Wuwu. When he was imprisoned by Zhu Wuwu, the protagonist's bones were very soft. The question is, is Zhu Wuwu stronger than Da Qin? When slaying the dragon, the protagonist and Huang Yaoshi dared to fight with a group of people. Why were they not afraid at that time? Therefore, the biggest flaw of this book is the protagonist's courage and split personality.
This is nothing to watch, a boring plot, and I don't have the strength to go around meddling in other people's business.
Alas, this system is the most useless system I have ever seen.
We need to first figure out which dynasty Buddhism entered China, and then the profession of monk. The Qin Dynasty should not be clear about it.
What is it about? Just the first few chapters are fine, forget about the rest.
It's not good at lifting the hips. The protagonist's skills in cultivating immortals are not as powerful as the first-class martial arts skills of martial arts. You just create a role-playing system and then it starts to look a bit like, what the hell is behind it, why not just talk about the system of skills. It feels like the protagonist is not half-stepped into the land of fairyland, but has reached the second-rate newcomers.
How much did it cost to get this rating?
I'm really speechless, is Daoji like this?
This book is too long to describe in one sentence. I won't say much, but you are playing the role of Jigong, not a martial arts master.
This book is good, but the biggest flaw is that the protagonist is a time traveler and doesn't know what other people are like. Having a system means not having a system. He is timid and cowardly. The author is hopeless.
The main character has a split personality and alternates between being bold and courageous. He is not a normal person. In Da Qin, he had the courage to break into the Zulong ward, and he was not afraid of sacrifice in order to slay the dragon. During these two periods, he was really brave, but he never thought that Da Qin was stronger than Zhu Wuwu. When he was imprisoned by Zhu Wuwu, the protagonist's bones were very soft. The question is, is Zhu Wuwu stronger than Da Qin? When slaying the dragon, the protagonist and Huang Yaoshi dared to fight with a group of people. Why were they not afraid at that time? Therefore, the biggest flaw of this book is the protagonist's courage and split personality.
This is nothing to watch, a boring plot, and I don't have the strength to go around meddling in other people's business.
Alas, this system is the most useless system I have ever seen.