The Taoist of Zhongnan Mountain
终南道士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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This book is truly excellent; I've reread it over and over the years. The first half is incredibly well-developed, with vivid and three-dimensional characters. Each ghost-hunting story is intricately linked and told in a captivating way. The Taoist content is also described with great depth and lifelike detail. However, the story after the protagonist's death in the second half wasn't quite to my taste. Overall, though, I still highly recommend it.
This book was still available on Tomato Bookstore five or six years ago, but it was taken off the shelves afterward. I've come back to look at it now, and there are many missing words and phrases. This isn't the author's fault; the original book was quite complete, the content was good, and the author was skilled. Although there were missing words and phrases, if you could persevere, the content was still very good.
The author possesses a rich imagination and an extraordinary understanding of Taoism, demonstrating a profound insight into human affairs. This is a truly excellent book.
This book is truly enjoyable for customers in the family name group.
The story is rich in content and captivating!
It's really well written.
I watched it more than ten years ago
I found this novel eight years ago and wanted to relive it.
It's pretty good.