The Great Dao of Taiji

The number of typos in the book reveals the author's attitude towards the work. The book opens with conspiracy and persecution, but the teacher, a good person, is afraid of the powerful. There may be many exciting developments later, but the oppressive atmosphere at the beginning is uncomfortable to read. Moreover, many plot designs are childish and difficult for normal readers to understand.

Too many typos

A good book

A very good book!

It's alright, I support the author!

It's a very good novel.

It has a great flavor and is worth trying.

Too many missing words and too many typos I forced myself to read more than twenty chapters: missing words, too many typos, inappropriate word choice—the word choice throughout the entire book can be described as arbitrary, misattributed, like talking to a brick wall, completely contradictory.

This book is well-written and enjoyable.

😄What an exciting and thrilling novel!