Transmigrating to Tokyo, I Make the Dao Manifest

Brief summary: The protagonist is a transmigrator with a Taoist cheat code. He uses basic Chinese cultivation methods and insists on joining a swordsmanship club early on. I don't understand, the Taoist canon has cultivation methods but no sword techniques? He learns a kind of folk swordsmanship that doesn't distinguish between swords and sabers. Later, while searching for weapons, he ends up in a demon village 😂

It's well-written, with a natural plot and characters. The only downside is the short word count; it seems the protagonist is heading towards becoming a charlatan. Hopefully, the daily life (which feels a bit dry) and cultivation scenes will be handled well. There's nothing particularly exciting about it.

It's a pretty good book, but the pacing is too slow. The superhumans haven't appeared yet; at least let some of them start fighting with their superpowers!

It's very well written, and the character portrayals are excellent. I really like it! 😘😘😘😘

It's very good, but the author's writing is too short and weak. 🤦

Not bad, too calm, not much fighting.

It's well-written; the author is educated.

Yes, but it's too short.

It's pretty good. The author seems to have a good understanding of classical literature. It takes some patience to read. Nowadays, people read so many fast-paced, light novels that they can't read quickly, so it's not very appealing. But I quite liked it; it's just a bit short.

I really liked it, it's a pity it stopped updating.