I Attained Immortality by Copying Scriptures, Every Word and Phrase a Divine Ability
我以抄经得长生，一字一句皆神通
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- Copying Scriptures Leads to Enlightenment, As Long As I Live, I'll Eventually Become Invincible抄经得法，只要活着终会无敌Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've caught up with the previous book. Overall, it's pretty good. It's worth reading if you're looking for something to read; you can skip around. The author seems to have genuinely read Taoist scriptures, as there are large sections of annotations. You can skip those and just focus on the story.
A very engaging alternate history novel. The idea of achieving immortality amidst the mortal world and serenely observing the changing clouds is truly rare. The plot blends cultivation in a degenerate age with the chaos of the human world. The protagonist possesses both a detached perspective and acts spontaneously within his power.
It's truly well-written; I finished it in a day and a night. The first part is classic Xianxia (cultivation) fiction, the middle section features self-created techniques, and the last part describes a semi-immortal achieving Dao. I was left wanting more. There weren't any over-the-top, pretentious moments, but it was a very enjoyable read.
A very good book, one of the few I could finish reading completely. There are battles in the early and middle stages, but almost none in the later stages. The whole book has a bit of a "Rotten Chess Fate" feel to it—cultivating immortality without concern for worldly affairs, yet possessing a heart for the world.
It looks pretty good. There might be a few bad points at the beginning, but the last 100 chapters and beyond are quite smooth. This story is basically about the protagonist seeking the Dao in the end times and opening a new path, the progress of the Zhou Dynasty, the development of the investigation of things, and the establishment of the new country.
This is quite good. I remember the plot quite well, even though it updates slowly. The protagonist's cheat ability isn't invincible, which fits the title perfectly: "Mastering the Dharma through copying scriptures leads to immortality and invincibility." The plot progression is also good. Although the protagonist isn't that strong throughout the book, he doesn't encounter many truly insurmountable enemies, making it quite enjoyable to read. You can check it out during your leisure time.
A truly excellent book, leaning towards traditional culture yet possessing its own unique flavor. The character descriptions and portrayals of personality and temperament are exceptionally brilliant. In comparison, these minor flaws are insignificant. Worth watching 👍
The overall plot and combat power are quite good. The protagonist's cheat ability isn't too overpowered, nor is it too weak. The plot is well-developed. However, there's one thing to be aware of: although it's supposedly a fictional story, it features a large number of historical figures and characters from the Water Margin, making it a semi-fictional historical work.
A brief review 1. There are some questions about the beginning of the novel. It's probably because the author's understanding of ancient officialdom is inadequate, or the correspondence to the current dynasty is not clear enough. Also, some content changes and doesn't match up. Maybe it will be revised later.
This isn't a fast-paced, action-packed story; it's best read at a leisurely pace. The first half is well-written; the author is quite erudite, and the depiction of cultivation in the mundane world is excellent. The protagonist doesn't undertake the sweeping reforms typical of time-travelers.