
Tales of the Taoist Sect
道门往事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I'm amazed by the author's vast, profound, and extensive knowledge. It has broadened the reader's horizons and taught them so much. A truly remarkable person! My heart aches for the Cha family and Ye Qiu. Liberate all humanity, all beings are equal! All religions should learn Marxism-Leninism and Communism, taking the liberation of all people in the world as their mission.
The first book is the pinnacle of the story's overall structure, with fewer romantic subplots. The second book, however, is the pinnacle of individual character portrayals; the author's writing has become more refined, but the overall logical framework has been neglected, resulting in many incomprehensible and contradictory passages. Overall, regardless of the differences, Cha Wenbin is a Taoist priest worthy of respect! Looking forward to the third book!
Super good-looking and super exciting! The plot is full of twists and turns, making it impossible to put down. Keep it up, bro! Remember to send me a good luck charm to soothe the tension and fear when I'm reading late at night...
Absolutely fantastic! The prequel has even more romantic subplots. I love Fatty's (jianghu, a world of martial arts and chivalry), Feng Qiyun's ethereal style, Ye Qiu's ruthlessness and incredible skills, and I admire the protagonist's pursuit of the Dao. It's a story about others, but it resonates with the reader.
I finished reading "The Most Daoist" and then started reading this one. Both the writing style and the understanding of Taoism are excellent. It's been a long time since I've followed a novel so intently. It's very engaging. I really like the character of Fatty Shi; he's funny, witty, and loyal.
This is really great, a novel I couldn't put down!
It's a pretty good book, with a captivating and suspenseful plot; worth reading.
It's very good. I've read another work by the same author. I came back to read this one because I saw that the protagonist is Cha Wenbin.
Xia Yi's book deserves a thumbs up. Is this the prequel to "The Last Taoist Priest"?
Good, well written. Fat guys are more charming.