What Superpower? This Young Master Uses Daoist Magic!
什么异能？小爷这是道法！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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- No Superpowers? Sorry, I Practice the Way of the Dao无异能？抱歉！我修的是道法Former title · until Oct 2026
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This novel overall looks pretty good, and the author adds some micro-expressions behind many of his characters, so you can experience the mood, which is wonderful. The logic of the novel is also very good. It didn't say that he entered the secret realm later and was hunted down by an organization, and then he was always on the opposite side. In many novels, he is the protagonist in the early stage. As he slowly grows up, he will be hunted down by a certain organization, and then he will confront that organization and so on. It can be said that there is no such thing in this novel. It's all done step by step, and I think it's pretty good. This novel is okay and worth recommending.
It's very good. It's an unsystematic article. I like it.
Unique direction, looks very comfortable, except that there is no bloody plot at the beginning
The boss has published a new book. I'm afraid that a good book will be broken after only a few 100,000 words. There's nothing poisonous about it. I look forward to the boss posting more. There are several drawbacks: 1. In fact, the pressure cooker can be replaced with an alchemy furnace made of rare materials, and then you can use your own strange fire to control the fire to make elixirs. You can't still use the pressure cooker to make elixirs in the later stages, right? 2. Multiple abilities and strong strength. There are only a few in the country in one space department. This means that top colleges and universities should come to recruit them. Even these top schools should not look down on it. Then the protagonist even licks his face and says he wants to go to school there. 3. Every few pictures, there will be a few writers mentioning that Aunt Li's plot is so stiff. They can interact more. You can give them both the elixirs that you have practiced casually, etc.
Is there a female protagonist? Is she Jiang Wanyin? (To be honest, I don't really want to watch the one with the female protagonist) Come on, it's very beautiful 😜 😜
After reading dozens of chapters, it's okay so far. There are a few minor issues, but the rating could be a bit higher than many 9.0S. There are bound to be pitfalls at least above 8.5. Sorry, I said it too early
It's a pleasure to read, it's a good book
I just read Chapters 6 and 7. I think this kind of novel about the protagonist's abilities is more suitable for a behind-the-scenes group of forces. It can teach those whose F-level powers are useless to develop their power, or it can be a novel about starting a sect.
The other party is willing to increase the price of pig's feet but still doesn't agree. He really knows how to do business.
I have read Chapter 300, and it feels pretty good. When I read the comments about what I handed in, I felt it was normal. Only the protagonist can draw the talisman, and only the protagonist can practice the exercises. As for the elixir, I felt it was relatively normal to hand it over. He joined the army and his wealthy father-in-law. Because of this, the scene where the innocent wealthy father-in-law looks down on his son-in-law is still acceptable. Some people may not be able to accept it. As for the plot, it is quite attractive and can be given a five-star rating.