The Struggles of a Taoist Priest
一个道士的奋斗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 504k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Brother, please, just one more chapter, just one. I'll never touch this stuff again, brother. I'm really in so much pain, please, I'll be good, I'll give you anything you want, just give me a little more updates. It feels like ants are crawling inside me, I can barely breathe, I can't take it anymore. Brother, please update a little more, this is the last time, I swear, it really is the last time, brother, please, just one more chapter. I have a feeling it's almost over.
Compared to traditional and classic Taoist novels, this one features characters who rise to immortality through merit and virtue. It lacks a system, making it highly readable, and the author's writing is quite good, making it worth a read!
I really like this style of modern Taoist cultivation. The smooth fight scenes are exhilarating, the rigorous Taoist knowledge, and the occasional humor and irreverence really tickle my funny bone. Keep up the good work, author! I'll look into the tipping function later. Are there any book clubs?
A solid and down-to-earth writing style, a grand yet ritualistic worldview, and a profound and unconventional way of popularizing Taoist knowledge. This introduction to the Northern Emperor faction is neither heavy nor rigid. A type of text that doesn't joke around or have a whimsical or illogical structure.
Well written! I've come to support you. You're welcome to visit Wanshou Palace in Yonghe Town, Liuyang City, Hunan Province sometime! [You can savor it.]
The book is excellent, with a captivating and suspenseful plot. The protagonist is highly skilled in martial arts but inevitably makes mistakes. It's not an invincible story; a hero needs three helpers, and in the end, he ascends to immortality with his entire family, achieving a happy ending. Overall, it's worth reading. The only downside is that it's too short. 😅
Well written! Most of the explanations are correct, the plot is full of twists and turns, and there are plenty of funny moments, making me constantly wonder if the author really went to participate in the Luo Tian Grand Ceremony 😏😏😏
Quite interesting. After reading cultivation novels for so many years, it's my good fortune to still find one with such a fresh approach, engaging plot, and strong human touch; it truly showcases the author's skill.
I never expected this book to have such a low rating. The book has a clear structure, smooth writing, vivid characters, and is funny without being vulgar. It can be said to be a breath of fresh air in Taoist books. There is no system and no harem of three thousand beauties. I rarely write book reviews, but this time I really feel compelled to write one. I highly recommend it!
With its detailed descriptions and compelling stories, this is a truly excellent article. It sets things right and helps readers understand some of the authentic aspects of Taoist culture.