The Daoist Who Severs Fate
截运道师
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- Ongoing
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- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1d ago
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It's rare to find a book on Tomato that has both a good plot and well-developed characters. Usually, either the writing is good but the plot is mediocre, or the plot is good but the writing is terrible. It's really hard to find a book that's similar in both aspects.
This is truly a fantastic book; the more you read, the more enjoyable it becomes. The writing is meticulous; I haven't read such a captivating fantasy novel in many years. The only downside is the somewhat disjointed setting. At first, it seems like a supernatural suspense story, but then it shifts to cultivation, switching between modern and ancient times. Putting that aside, it's still very well-written. Recommended.
Compared to the Taoist patriarchs, this book features more vivid character portrayals, with decisive and ruthless actions. Each character has distinct traits, the story is fast-paced with twists and turns, and some mind-bending moments. Overall, it's much clearer than the patriarchs' book and doesn't feel chaotic. It would be even better if the opening of the celestial realm clarified some of the structural elements.
The depiction of human nature is so realistic. In this world, whether human, god, or immortal, everyone is calculating; power and strength are the only rules.
It's so good! Thirty years of ordinary people, sixty years of great figures. Author, please keep updating! It's super good, really, definitely 5 stars! But please, could you please let the people who are good to the male lead not die? Please! Why was it taken down? It was such a good book!
I read 399 chapters in two days, it's so good! Every character is so well-developed, I don't know why so few people are reading it. Brothers, the Miracle Novel website is still updating it; if you want to read more, you can go look for it.
Having read this far, I believe this is not simply a story of Xu Liang's rise to power, but a profound critique of fate, social power, and human nature. Xu Liang's experiences and efforts resemble a struggle against oppression and an attempt to tear apart the established order.
This is the first time I've followed an author, and I'm drawn to the line "30 years as cattle and horses among the masses, 60 years as Buddhas and dragons among the elephants"—it struck me as a powerful writing style. Regarding the book's content, I skipped around a bit at the beginning because while the pacing was fast, the content wasn't particularly engaging, perhaps because it felt like it…
It's realistic, not a typical "feel-good" story. The protagonist, despite his talent and privileged background, endures numerous hardships. He goes from being ruthless and decisive to wanting to protect those around him, only to lose almost all his family and friends, ultimately returning to the path of self-defense. I quite enjoyed it and recommend it. 🧐
This is my automatically written five-star review: "Very good. Ruthless when necessary." I just don't understand why they didn't hide their names and use a fake name when they escaped from the Jiuli Dynasty the second time. By chapter 217, I already wanted Xu Liang to die; the later chapters got increasingly chaotic.