I’m the thirty-sixth-generation heir to the Taiyi Sect, yet my grandfather forced me to become a monk.
To revive the Taiyi Sect, I used a Daoist’s methods while posing as a monk: hunting ghosts in mountain villages, exorcising demons in cities, battling fierce ghosts, subduing beastly immortals, breaking into the underworld, and killing ghost officials.
After enduring countless trials, I was on the verge of making a name for myself when I was framed and dragged into a web of conflict and conspiracy. I joined an exploration team and a tomb-robbing gang, becoming a lackey and vanguard for ruthless thieves. I dug up graves, robbed tombs, drove out ghosts and reanimated corpses, smuggled people across borders, and killed for plunder. I came close to dying time and again, and faced countless dangers. By the time I finally came to my senses, it seemed too late... It turned out people were harder to fight than ghosts!
You don't even look at where people are buried after they die? Do you believe that? Just think about it and realize that it can't be that simple. Is the government doing the job? Such a large organization should 100% exist within the government. Also, when I see this woman, she hugs her and starts sucking her breasts just like I did when I saw the protagonist's mother. Isn't it disgusting? How handsome can you look? Is the author dissatisfied with his appearance? After watching it for so long, I haven't seen the protagonist practicing Kung Fu. Even if there are no secrets in the second half, he still needs to practice. Don't you practice Kung Fu? No matter how powerful your internal strength is, you still have to practice horizontal kung fu.
This is disgusting. When we first met, you were worried that something was going to harm you. Don't tell me that it was fate.
I don't know if the author can still see it. The words used to curse and exclamate are so ridiculous that I can't even curse. It's so ridiculous.
Stop pretending. There are so many Bs for you to pretend. With so many, there won't be so many bachelors. I feel that the author wants to write something lighter and more humorous, but then a pretentious one pops up, like a naughty child or something. It's too over-the-top and completely loses the sense of immersion. The fighting scenes are better to be more serious and thrilling.
Reserved does it mean to show off? Forgive me for not learning Chinese well in elementary school and embarrassing the teacher.
There's nothing wrong with that
It's too exaggerated, and there's something wrong with the wording. You've been practicing Buddhism for more than ten years and you're still full of swear words. It makes you feel headache and disgusting. You're still young, but there's no need to be like this? They are all young people and I have never seen anyone like this around me.
You don't even look at where people are buried after they die? Do you believe that? Just think about it and realize that it can't be that simple. Is the government doing the job? Such a large organization should 100% exist within the government. Also, when I see this woman, she hugs her and starts sucking her breasts just like I did when I saw the protagonist's mother. Isn't it disgusting? How handsome can you look? Is the author dissatisfied with his appearance? After watching it for so long, I haven't seen the protagonist practicing Kung Fu. Even if there are no secrets in the second half, he still needs to practice. Don't you practice Kung Fu? No matter how powerful your internal strength is, you still have to practice horizontal kung fu.
This is disgusting. When we first met, you were worried that something was going to harm you. Don't tell me that it was fate.
I don't know if the author can still see it. The words used to curse and exclamate are so ridiculous that I can't even curse. It's so ridiculous.
Stop pretending. There are so many Bs for you to pretend. With so many, there won't be so many bachelors. I feel that the author wants to write something lighter and more humorous, but then a pretentious one pops up, like a naughty child or something. It's too over-the-top and completely loses the sense of immersion. The fighting scenes are better to be more serious and thrilling.
Reserved does it mean to show off? Forgive me for not learning Chinese well in elementary school and embarrassing the teacher.
There's nothing wrong with that
It's too exaggerated, and there's something wrong with the wording. You've been practicing Buddhism for more than ten years and you're still full of swear words. It makes you feel headache and disgusting. You're still young, but there's no need to be like this? They are all young people and I have never seen anyone like this around me.