
In the Daoist Sect, I Work My Way to Godhood
人在道门,内卷成神
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- Completed
- Length
- 623k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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The pig's feet are so curled, how can you not curl them up? [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
It's very interesting. Can you please tell me if there is a female protagonist? I personally don't like books about spirituality and emotions, so don't criticize them.
It looks pretty good so far. I immediately forgot about the time and kept seeing the shitty yellow button. Please update it quickly. Author, [Like][Like]
Luo Binghe waited for Shen Qingqiu for 5 years, Xue Yang waited for Xiao Xingchen for 8 years, Lan Wangji waited for Wei Wuxian for 13 years, Ye Hua waited for Bai Qian for 300 years, Sun Wukong waited for Tang Seng for 500 years, Yuwen Tuo waited for Ning Ke for 500 years, Huacheng waited for Xie Lian for 800 years, Feng Qingxue Baili Tusu has waited for 900 years, Nightshade has waited for Long Yang for 1,000 years, Bai Niangzi has waited for Xu Xian for 1,000 years, Yi Xiaochuan has waited for Yu Shu for 2,000 years, Su Jiuer has waited for Feng Xi for 3,000 years, Xiyao has waited for Feipeng for thousands of years, and Zixuan has waited for Changqing for three lives and three lives. And I have been waiting for your update. One day, one day, one month, a frail young girl was lying beside the bed, with a slight smile on her lips. Her outstretched hand trembled slightly, and tears shone in the corners of her eyes. The hoarse voice murmured: "Don't forget to update..."
Come on, author, it's very good. After all, I spent half an hour searching for it in the trash. I've been a bookworm for three years. It's really good. Maybe it's because I like this type of stuff [laughing][laughing][laughing]
The book is okay, I can only say that it is still good on Tomato. There is no bloody plot at the moment, and no weird stuff. Update it quickly
If you want to write about love, you can't just write about love. You have to write about the deer bumping into each other when you first met, the sunrises and sunsets you watched hand in hand, the tickets you took to see each other back and forth, the changes you made for each other, your determination to be together despite difficulties and obstacles, the choices you made when you faced various temptations, and the beauty of romance you still created in your humble life...
The reason why I gave it five stars is because there are relatively few themes of this type. Let me talk about the following points that I personally think old bookworms should watch. 1. The plot is too long and the content seems a bit watery. As a new book, reading it in one go, the first 100,000 words, the names of the supporting characters and the protagonists are a bit confusing for readers, especially readers who read ten lines per second. 2. As a subject of scroll writing and Taoism, it is really good to add some whimsical ideas, and the plot is several times better than ordinary novices. However, I feel that the map things laid out by the author are too big, or it should be said that there are too many small details. 3. Most of the appearance and structure of the protagonist are mentioned briefly, and the behavior or contrast is somewhat huge. The contrast is because it has been 22 years and the readers' thoughts are also changing. As a time traveler, the protagonist's thoughts are too fixed. 4. The plot is a bit streamlined, but it is also compact. There are no problems at the moment. If there are any, the updates are slow and the content is too watery. 5. The master at the beginning does not appear until more than 60 chapters. What makes me most regretful is that there is no setting of what the protagonist has learned or seen before time travel. Although the things given by Golden Finger are practical, they still give people a little bit of a feeling. From these points of view at present, in short, you can eat and watch with confidence.
This author, you who are so slow to learn new things don't want to be imprinted on your head by the radiance of green trees, right? [Think]
The author is good-looking, but there are problems in some places, such as those pictures 37 and 38. Didn't I mention it before? After Chen An went to the room, time outside did not stop. Why was it still possible to fight outside?