Seeking the Dao at Wudang
问道武当
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
615Chapters
4.4MReads
86kFlowers
10.0Score
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You can also let your senior brother have his leg broken in a sneak attack. Is the protagonist a pig? Otherwise, don't write about brotherly love. Since you set it up like this. He also knew that his senior brother would be robbed this time. How could he sneak out alone and chase someone? This is equivalent to the protagonist traveling through time and becoming Yang Guo, knowing that the little dragon girl may be immobilized next, but the protagonist still throws the little dragon girl there alone. Then it felt like it was ruined.
I found that many readers and friends have wonderful ideas, and even coincide with mine. I specially opened this thread so that everyone can express their suggestions and take them as appropriate.
I'm speechless after reading Chapter 23. The protagonist cripples other people's martial arts, but doesn't kill anyone. He even calls it disdainful to kill. For a martial artist, it's more uncomfortable to cripple someone else's martial arts than to kill her. The protagonist doesn't want to kill her, but she must really want to kill the protagonist. How many masters have been tricked by such a small character.
The protagonist failed too much. Trapped. . The protagonist is not a successful time traveler.
The protagonist has been practicing for more than 10 years, and then he can't beat Yang Xiao. I remember Zhang Wuji has been practicing for more than ten years. Zhang Wuji seems to have only been practicing for 4 years. Can Jiuyang beat Yang Xiao? Is the protagonist inferior to Zhang Wuji, or is Chunyang inferior to Jiuyang?
Why is there no distinction between realms?
He is looking for death every time and has no emotional intelligence at all. I get goosebumps every time I see him. I bear the responsibility every time, and then I want to wipe my neck. I don't want to think about my relatives and friends. If this kind of person doesn't die, who will die?
Is Nine Yang Magic that good? I have to write about it in every Yitian book. I think it's not as good as the Jiuyin Sutra. At least the Jiuyin Sutra is an authentic Taoist practice. Jiuyang is simply a Buddhist practice. I'm sick of reading it. Not many people have written the Jiuyin Sutra.
I feel like I'm off topic. . . Isn't the protagonist's main goal to seek the Tao? The goal of coming to the world is to be indestructible and absorb the power. Why is it involved in a dispute in the court? The more Tao is cultivated, the more he goes back?
In Chapter 4, it is really inappropriate for the protagonist to call other people senior! You are Lao Zhang's disciple, and your seniority is there. It is already generous not to call others junior, how can you be inferior to others? Do you think the Mo Shenggu guys would call others senior?