Virtue Dao Lord: Beginning in the Republican Era
功德道君：从民国世界开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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- Dao Lord Taixuan: Traveling Through the Heavens, Becoming an Immortal Through Deification泰玄道君：人在诸天，封神成仙Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's really super good-looking. I enjoy watching every world. The protagonist is so free and easy. Unlike other cross-travel novels I've read, he's crossing the world of mortals and collecting people and monsters. I don't know whether he's a cultivator or a harem. The writing of this novel is so to my liking and I'm so satisfied. [Sending my heart] 👍 👍 👍 👍
It's better to have a female protagonist, not too many. After all, you need someone to accompany you during your spiritual practice and to confirm each other as you practice. For example, Bai Rourou in Ghost Hunting Family Carnival or the heroine or supporting actress in Maoshan Academy The writing is good, but it would be better to add a female protagonist. It's best to have some cultivation or special physique. Don't pay attention to what other people say.
The overall view can be called a masterpiece. Although the early worlds are a bit sloppy and immature, they are not useless. The character image of the protagonist gradually becomes more diverse and three-dimensional, and it is more in line with the traditional image of a god who started from humble beginnings and has profound virtues. In the last few worlds (from the world of Journey to the West), we can see that the author has broadcast knowledge and has lofty intentions, truly pointing out the path of "heart" cultivation in Journey to the West to obtain scriptures. The world of Fengshen is even more unconventional, with immortals and gods coexisting, and merit being the most important. I think it has exceeded the artistic conception of the original work of Fengshen. That's all, I look forward to the author's subsequent works.
It's really good-looking, with growth and crushing, and very good control. To be honest, the protagonist's style is quite comfortable to watch and not too abrupt. 👍 👍 👍 It's good, it's worthy of praise.
The rhythm is brisk and the world is refined. It is a rare astronomy. And the protagonist is dedicated to seeking the truth. There is an aura of transcendence. The author's knowledge of Taoism is very solid. The writing is also good. Like a bottle of fine wine with agarwood, the more you taste it, the more mellow it becomes.
It's very good. Zhu Tianwen likes to watch this kind of people who are dedicated to seeking the truth. It's just not enough. The main character is now the Earth Immortal. I feel that there are several more worlds that can be written in the future. Some of them have to wait.
Good-looking, not a gangster cultivator.
Too idealistic, but polite five-star encouragement
Not bad, good cheers, author
I can read this book. I personally think that the Shushan copy is the best. I feel that the author is getting better and better as he writes more. The author of the comments in the book will read and reply.