Preaching Across the Heavens: A Hundred-Thousandfold Return, Starting with The Return of the Condor Heroes
传道诸天：从神雕开始十万倍返还
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- After Sun Wukong Became My Disciple, the Buddha Fled in the Dead of Night孙悟空拜我为师后，佛祖连夜跑路Alternate title on Fanqie
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52Reads · 30 days
279.5kReads · all time
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It's pretty good, but could the protagonist's voyeuristic tendencies be changed? It's a bad influence on children. There are too few male characters. It would be better to include the protagonist, who leaves viewers feeling unfulfilled, and to let the apprentices who are ready to graduate leave. Otherwise, it will become very chaotic in the end. And the apprentices might not necessarily want to stay with the master forever, like Lin Pingzhi, etc.
Well written, the author should work a little harder every day.
A faint, ethereal voice drifted in, followed by a young man dressed in white entering. Looking at the much younger man before him, Di Xin paused slightly, then smiled and said, "It's alright. I have something to ask of you; waiting a little longer is only natural." Wasn't he always referring to himself as "I, the Emperor"? There was no such thing as "I, the Emperor" then.
This is damn well written, I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.
It's slightly toxic, but if you can tolerate it, it's not bad.
The idea of a Taoist temple projecting images of the heavens is a good one; it's groundbreaking and might even set a trend.
It's quite good-looking, with a clear structure and well-defined goals.
It's alright: The article is good.
Keep it up! Keep it up! Keep it up!