Daoist Venerable Dongxuan

It is a very interesting novel, a very orthodox story about cultivating immortals. It is the best among such novels I have read. It has no poisonous points. It is considered a rare good book in Tomato.

I originally wanted to give it three stars, but the author's writing is really good. Although the main character's style of doing things is not very popular with me and even makes me a little disgusted. He is a chivalrous and righteous person, comes to the rescue when there is an injustice, is nosy, and has a mother's heart.

The text is relatively elegant and clean. Compared with other Gou Wen who narrate and preach the inner drama, it is much better. Whether the story catches people or not varies from person to person. It will be fun if it is on the same frequency, but it will be uncomfortable if it is not on the same frequency. I got it by chance during my bookshelf fish farming period, so I might want to listen to it.

Although I have only read 51 chapters, I really have the desire to continue reading. It is rare to find a traditional book here. Nowadays, there are only systematic books with the same plot. This book must be highly recommended

Very nice, highly recommended

It's quite nice, and I haven't found any poisonous spots so far. Recommend

Can the author explain whether the book has been discontinued or something has delayed it? What happened if you didn't update it for so long?

Does the author have any other books? This is too short

I personally think it's good-looking and well-written. I like Taoist cultivators' novels about beating up immortal cultivators.

I don't know if it's because heroes are beautiful without a heroine. Women are too easy to mistake being moved for liking, which is a big taboo for cultivators. If you are an ordinary person, that's it. Unfortunately, you are upset.