Starting with the Taoist Priest Coming Down the Mountain
从道士下山开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 444k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Reincarnation & Rebirth
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
134Chapters
2.5MReads
867Flowers
9.9Score
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Reader comments 18
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Is your soul pierced through this or is it something you are wearing?
What are you writing about? I don't know at all and can't tell you which drama it is? There are no pictures of the female characters either, and many of them are given. So I'm just writing a thread.
I am a new author, a novice in writing and plot, so I will doodle casually. Dear adoptive fathers, please be merciful in your comments. If there are any unreasonable parts, please ignore them or make up for them by yourself, because the author really tried his best and wrote it like this, which makes him feel bald. I vomited three liters of blood every day to find out thousands of words. Writing a book is really not something human beings do. When I was reading books in the past, I always liked to criticize the author, all kinds of childish plots, SB dialogues, and dry characters. Only when it was my turn did I realize that I might not be as good as others, but when I read the book later, I would still scold when I saw something that deserved to be scolded. It's okay to criticize the author, but I hope you don't spit out the fragrance.
There is a high probability that this book was written by a female author, which will not satisfy male readers at all.
The writing is messy, and the reading makes me dizzy.
Looking at the table of contents, it turned out to be the ultimate dream ending. The whole novel turned out to be just a dream.
Commentary on Chapter 7 of "Starting from the Taoist Priest's Descending the Mountain" written by Yu Chongxiu that year: The starting point, the thunder is wrathful.
Commentary on Chapter 4 of "Starting from the Taoist Priest's Descending the Mountain" written by Yu Chongxiu that year. The coming is fierce, and one evil brings down another.
Commentary on Chapter 67 of "From the Taoist Priest's Descending the Mountain" written by Yu Chongxi that year.
Commentary on Chapter 66: Changes, Leaving Hong Kong Alone, "From the Taoist Priest Descends the Mountain" written by Yu Chongxu that year.