Lu Siming traveled through time and became a Taoist priest. In order to revitalize the Taoist temple, he accidentally awakened to revitalize the sect system and started his live broadcast career.
Six Yao Bagua, metaphysics to get rich, live scratch-off game, windfall of 170,000 yuan.
The great physiognomy, the ability to observe qi and predict fortune, can do things that others cannot, and everyone is looking forward to it.
His super-miraculous medical skills, the living dead, the flesh and white bones, the hanging pot to save the world, his reputation spread all over the world, and he was welcomed by everyone.
People across the country were stunned.
"Surprise! You get rich through metaphysics, you become a heavenly being, you win a hundred thousand for ten dollars, Taoist priest, Taoist priest, your identity as an immortal has attracted the attention of the relevant departments, you can't hide it anymore..."
The plot is a bit confusing, there are too many typos, and the essence of Taoist culture has not been seen.
The timeline is very confusing and confusing.
This book is generally good, but there are a few points that the author can improve appropriately.
First, I feel that it is a bit frivolous for the protagonist to stop using titles such as "Big Beauty Zhang" during the live broadcast. Another example is "Thank You Piaopiaoquan Brother", which is a bit frivolous and does not suit the identity of a Taoist priest.
The second is the plot. Every time someone wants to mess with the protagonist, those netizens act as if they have lost their minds. They don't believe the protagonist, they just complain about it, and then they find out that the protagonist is right and then lick it hard. It feels good when I first started watching it, but after this kind of plot continues, it seems a bit boring.
Third, this is my suggestion. Since the author plans to write a novel about Taoist culture, it is better to insert some Taoist culture into the writing process. This can also enrich the content.
Overall, these are the points, other things are pretty good.
The names of the characters changed so much that I thought it was another novel.
The plot is a bit confusing, there are too many typos, and the essence of Taoist culture has not been seen.
The timeline is very confusing and confusing.
This book is generally good, but there are a few points that the author can improve appropriately. First, I feel that it is a bit frivolous for the protagonist to stop using titles such as "Big Beauty Zhang" during the live broadcast. Another example is "Thank You Piaopiaoquan Brother", which is a bit frivolous and does not suit the identity of a Taoist priest. The second is the plot. Every time someone wants to mess with the protagonist, those netizens act as if they have lost their minds. They don't believe the protagonist, they just complain about it, and then they find out that the protagonist is right and then lick it hard. It feels good when I first started watching it, but after this kind of plot continues, it seems a bit boring. Third, this is my suggestion. Since the author plans to write a novel about Taoist culture, it is better to insert some Taoist culture into the writing process. This can also enrich the content. Overall, these are the points, other things are pretty good.
The names of the characters changed so much that I thought it was another novel.