The Immortal Hidden in the Great Dao

The novel *The Great Dao Hidden Immortal* can be summarized in one sentence: In reality, a person with an immeasurable Dao body wandered the wasteland. However, he was infected with a black virus from the source point, and his inner world—the myriad realms and the Immortal Realm—was also infected. After he collapsed, his spirit reincarnated countless times, eventually reaching Earth as Nie Tian.

A good book, not padded out, with a coherent logic. However, it has two shortcomings: first, the protagonist's emotional development is somewhat incomplete, and the character's seemingly heartless nature is contradictory, considering even gods are human; second, the use of "cause and effect" is too deliberate, especially the causal explanation involving a cup of tea, which I find far-fetched and…

"In fact, everything in the world has its own reason for existence. There is no right or wrong, good or evil. Only the word 'profit' is eternal. For the sake of profit, as long as the price of profit is attractive enough, good will turn into evil, and evil will turn into good. Good and evil are only a thought away."

It's worth reading. The early parts were written in a child's tone, but the later parts are written in a more mature tone. The transition is quite good. In particular, the whole piece is not overly sentimental and is permeated with the two words "cause and effect." It's worth collecting!

This is an excellent book containing profound philosophical views on life and values.

The plot holes have all been filled; it's a very good book.

It's been a long time since I've seen a book like this. There are too many system novels and wish-fulfillment novels. This book is very good, it's just a bit short. I hope they can write a sequel. I love it.

Such a good book, why is the rating so low?

This book is alright, the plot is quite good, and the protagonist's actions are understandable; after all, everyone has emotions and desires. I hope the author will make a sequel. As for those who say this book is terrible, I want to ask, can you write a better one? I'm tired of invincible protagonist stories; I prefer those that develop gradually. Otherwise, if someone is invincible from the start, how many chapters could the book possibly continue?

The subject matter is novel, and the name is interesting, but it's just missing something, so I can't give it five stars 😏