I Attained the Dao Through Superpowers

Actually, I've never really liked the setting of the Beiming Divine Skill absorbing internal energy. In the serialized version, that was actually done by Manggu Zhuha. The Sanlian edition just added more scenes for the Beiming Divine Skill. It's neither good nor evil. You could say the Beiming Divine Skill is an evil skill, but it's still a legitimate Taoist sect.

This novel explores the relationship between superpowers and personal growth, as well as their social impact, from a unique perspective. The author meticulously constructs an imaginative world, allowing readers to immerse themselves and experience the various challenges and opportunities that superpowers bring.

This author possesses the bearing of a great emperor, comparable to Gu Long and Jin Yong. His writing is tightly paced, with a wildly imaginative and fantastical plot. He imbues each character with a vivid and lifelike quality, making him a truly refreshing presence in the world of martial arts fiction.

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Reply to Spicy Bean's author: Not bad. I think there are a few points. Adding some details is definitely a good thing. After all, reading a book is not only about rigorous logic without any logical flaws, but also about the author's fresh, engaging, and unconventional writing style.

I've been following this series. The author's ideas are imaginative and fresh. I guess the author wants to elaborate on the entire process of the world's evolution from martial arts to fantasy, which is very creative. It's just that the updates are too slow!!! If the speed doesn't pick up, don't blame me for giving you five stars in five installments next time 😏😏

The ideas and concepts are quite good, definitely worth watching.

Reviews can be good or bad, could you give me 4 stars? This article has very positive values; those who understand it will definitely support me. Don't be swayed by negative reviews.

Chapter 21 is good so far. It's clear the protagonist wants to develop this world through martial arts and elevate it. Currently, it's still in the development phase, and it's worth reading. It features a single female lead, Wu Xingyun. (My writing skills are limited; I'll comment later if necessary.)

Five stars because writing a book is no easy feat. Whether its values ​​are right or wrong is another matter. But it's like throwing buckets of shit at the reader's head.