
I'm a Taoist Priest. What's Wrong with Cultivating Both Magic and Martial Arts?
我一个道士,魔武双修很合理吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
613Chapters
1.3kReads
6.9Score
152Shelves
361Listens
118.2kReads · all time
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It's really delicate and describes a lot of details. Regarding Taoism, it can be seen that the author has indeed checked the information. As for the overall pace, after reading this, it can be said that the pace is slow and the details are not that appropriate. I guess this is the main reason for the low score of this book. And as for the description of the characters, at present, it seems to be developing towards two male protagonists. [Cover face] I have also written novels myself, and the main problem is rhythm. However, the author's rhythm problem in this book is not that big, but it will still cause a large number of readers to be lost. Generally speaking, the subject matter is relatively rare, the writing logic is relatively coherent, and the rhythm is a little slow, but if you don't have a book at the moment, you can take a look and make a transition.
Not bad, thank you for your hard work I don't feel that the male protagonist is powerful at all. Taoism has no overwhelming advantage over magic, and he can't kill the enemy without cutting it off.
The writing is crisp and clear. The narrative is clear and eloquent!
This book has a good intention. The foreshadowing in the writing is good. The characterization is a little lacking, but overall it's okay. What is more interesting is that when using the protagonist's values to deal with the problems faced, the description is delicate, logical, and lively, making people interested in reading.
Very good, the idea is great, but it reminds me of (The Reincarnation of Another World, this anime, but I think China's skills are much better than Japan's)
It's really good. The idea is very unique. You need to read it. Everyone, listen and read carefully. The writing will be more exciting later on. It is indeed worth learning.
To sum up, the storyline is pretty good and the explanation is comprehensive. I hope the author can be more inspired and put less water elemental skills into it. . [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
Why is there no AI dubbing? ? ? ?
Although it is a bit verbose in some places, it is generally good and the author writes very seriously.
The traditional cultivation of immortality is well received. (Don't have a bloody harem of men and women)