Fellow Daoist! That Thief Has Written Another Book
道友！那贼子她又写新书了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- The Craft of Divination卦修这行当Alternate title on Fanqie
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Before, I just thought the book was well-written, until I read the part about the mine, and when I read Mu Changying's line, "I've seen her eyes," and "So, I don't believe you," and the line, "I dare not take all the fate I have, for I fear I will have to repay it someday," and Ye Xiaozhou's line, "My story will never be told," I suddenly really liked the book.
Having heard the name, I clicked on it and found it brimming with talent, wit, and humor, blending philosophy and emotion, effortlessly depicting the spirit of the martial arts world and youthful exuberance. Many insightful women in the comments section found it enjoyable from the start. However, I have a feeling it might be quite poignant, so I'll give it five stars for now and continue reading.
I stayed up all night to finish watching it, and I really love Ji Yuezhang. She's gentle and resilient, and despite her poor health, she doesn't harbor resentment. She steps forward in times of crisis, and I hope that after this experience, she will recover her health, have a smooth path to immortality, and have everything go well for her.
This book is truly excellent and highly recommended, but I abandoned it because my views clashed with the author's in chapter 283. I firmly believe that criticizing pioneers who forge new paths is a betrayal of our own side. I can understand the discomfort one felt upon first reading certain comments, just as I did when I abandoned the book.
This is a high-quality piece of writing by Tomato, not cheesy or relying on tired tropes, light and easy with occasional moments of melancholy, but it's still quite immature.
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Unlike typical, formulaic cultivation novels, this one doesn't even have many satisfying moments. The female protagonist's life is trapped by the word "accidentally"—accidentally entering another world, accidentally embarking on the path of immortality, and accidentally entering Nanli City.
I felt very depressed after reading it. The author wanted to portray the duality of human nature, neither black nor white, but what came out was a story of unrequited love and desire, where everyone is merely a pawn. In the end, I couldn't even have a good cry; it was too painful. I see no love from the author for the protagonist; I only see a reflection of the author himself.
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In Tomato's rare, delicate writing style, there are no overpowered or invincible characters; each one is vivid and three-dimensional. However, I feel the writing style still has some shortcomings; some parts feel a bit stiff. I hope the author can improve with continued writing! 😘😘