
The Little Taoist Comes Down the Mountain: From the Start, I Mistakenly Snatched a Betrothal
小道士下山:开局误抢婚约
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 981k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Stats
560Chapters
879Reads · 30 days
273.2kReads · all time
104Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.9Score
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What's the author's typing speed?! Yesterday it was only sixty-something chapters, and today it's over one hundred and sixty?! 😳
It's incredibly exciting, with very detailed character portrayals, and it's a thrilling tale of revenge without being bloody.
What the heck? I checked at 4 PM and it was still chapter 112, but by 5 PM it was chapter 162! Did I time travel?
Excellent writing! Engaging content! A captivating and intriguing story! Although exaggerated, it's undeniably a book worth reading.
It's very interesting and engaging; the writing is skillful!
The concept is excellent, and the content is rich and varied. It's a good book. It's a pity it's a bit short; it could easily have had over a thousand chapters. Why did it end so abruptly? Was it because of insufficient donations? I still recommend this book to all readers; the author is probably from Henan and writes with a regional accent. I hope everyone understands.
It's well-written, the only drawback is that the main character is too young: 18 years old; he should be between 20 and 30 years old.
The plot is good. So far, although there are many female characters, it's not a harem novel where the protagonist falls in love with every woman he meets. The women are attracted by the protagonist's charm. Some parts of the story are exaggerated but not over-the-top. While some elements are not legally binding, it's still worth reading as a novel.
The book is very well written, unconventional, and a rare gem in the fantasy cultivation genre. It's far superior to your other two novels—the difference is like heaven and earth. The only downside is the ending; the events on Earth weren't properly explained before it ended. Adding a few dozen more chapters would have been better; the cultivation world isn't so easy to write about.
Go with the flow, that's the way to go. After hearing it, I finally understood: "You reap what you sow." Haha, strength and weakness are relative. When you reach a certain level of strength, you naturally adapt to the environment that suits you. You can't stay strong forever, hahaha.