Absolute Taoism

To be honest, although I don't know how it will develop in the future... But after seeing this chapter, I still want to say... The protagonist's cheating is too direct. He is only on the second level of Qi training. He has just joined us a few days ago and has nothing to ask for. It's okay to show off your abilities appropriately, but if you reveal too much, aren't you afraid of arousing others' suspicion? Is this foreshadowing the protagonist's final embrace?

It seems that there are 99 chapters left.

Adjust the plot, update today!

On the last day of 2020, take a break and just update. Happy New Year.

Tomorrow is National Day! Happy National Day to everyone in advance! Then... I was lazy today and updated two chapters! Hey-hey!

Gun salutes were fired, the national anthem was played, and birds in the sky were released. .

This protagonist is a bit useless. Without that insect, he is nothing.

I just read around chapter 38, and I feel that this book is clearly about the world of cultivation... But it lacks the fairy spirit. A school drama composed like ordinary people. Obviously the author has his own unique aspects in many aspects, such as alchemy, etc. But the writing is too stiff and too simple. It is obviously a book about immortals and chivalrous cultivation. It is neither immortal nor true. Just a campus fight for hegemony

This book is well written... Better than most of the fairy tales at a certain point.

It feels ok