Proving the Dao in the Mortal World, I Am a True Immortal Among Men
红尘证道，我为在世真仙
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Of all the immortality stories I've read, this is the most satisfying! It's not indecisive; the protagonist doesn't treat the world as a mere spectator. He takes action when he sees something he dislikes. The protagonist is a flesh-and-blood person, unlike other stories where the characters are as detached as chrysanthemums.
Super good!😆 The protagonist's era is earlier than that of ordinary cultivation novels. It belongs to the ancient period (innate gods) and has transitioned to the ancient era (acquired gods). The divine path is flourishing (the heavenly court, the underworld, and the human path are all in place), and the immortal path is still exploring the future. All of them are brilliant and outstanding.
This book is actually quite good, but I'm hesitant to compare it to others. Having read *I Had No Intention to Become an Immortal* and *The Legend of the Chess Master*, this book is more like *The Legend of the Chess Master*, but it also feels like it's heading in the same direction as *I Had No Intention to Become an Immortal*, which feels a bit awkward.
Excellent, similar to "The Tale of the Rotten Chessboard," with a clear structure and captivating plot. It depicts the ancient Chinese obsession with cultivating immortality, suggesting that one can transcend the mortal realm and become an immortal.
This book is very good. It's a lighthearted style, without any sense of constraint. This can be considered the Taoist principle of non-action and governing in accordance with nature. But it's not about conforming to nature, but about following one's true nature, being unrestrained and free. There's no melodramatic plot, and no female lead or anything like that. Having only pets for company is acceptable. I highly recommend watching it; it looks pretty good so far. What happened next is unclear.
It's beautiful and very creative, with a touch of whimsy. While it might not be overwhelmingly ethereal, it's certainly full of fairy-like charm. After the legendary chess game "Rotten Chess Fate," I would call myself the strongest. 😏 And that book, "The Three-Flower Goddess," is also incredibly ethereal, but the cat-loving setting is just... Well, you know. 🤦
I saw 320 pages that were very well written. One particularly excellent point is the book's excellent portrayal of the concept of time. Timelines are crucial in any book. Other books describe cultivation as transcending time, a mere sixty years in the mountains—purely numerical numbers, how many years have passed.
Extremely high quality!!! I don't know what to say. This book is absolutely brilliant. The author has created incredibly vivid characters, almost lifelike. The ensemble cast exudes a strong fantasy/xianxia (Chinese fantasy) vibe. Like a babbling brook winding through a forest. Like a thin mist slowly drifting through a lush green forest.
This book was a really enjoyable read. There was no ambiguity, just pure strength, which I loved. There's no romance and no fake female lead. Lately, I've seen some books labeled as having no female lead or romance, but most of them focus on the female lead's spirit pets and plants. Some characters are female, and some have a bit of a romantic relationship with the protagonist.
The protagonist is neither arrogant nor impetuous, and his personality is above average in this type of cultivation novel. He has a chivalrous heart and a heart for cultivating immortality, and he does whatever he wants. I've been reading novels since middle school, and now I'm really experiencing a reading slump.