
The Days I Lived with a Taoist Nun
我与道姑同居的日子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 615k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's well written and it's already very popular on Tomato. But why do so few people watch it? Don't you recommend the author? I also found your book through personal recommendations in a book shortage. The author is really awesome and writes ten chapters a day. The plot is reasonable and compact, and I feel comfortable reading it. I feel good about it. No squirting if you don't like it.
The reason why this book is not popular is that the heroine, who is able to destroy an organization at full power, always drains her health and encounters a lot of bad things. The hero's brain should be used on the main line. The main idea is that when he returns home, he should focus on writing about the adventures and all kinds of weird monsters he encountered. A battle of wits, rather than a heroine who pushed most of the dungeons and was attacked by various ordinary people, and each one wanted to kill her and kept writing various reasons. What's the reason? Just kill him🚪 and go to a wave of push. All the forces are not good people, and they suffer inexplicably.
This is a story that unfolds slowly, and the hero and heroine slowly develop feelings for each other from ordinary everyday things. It is a dull but interesting book. If you only like reading cool stories, you can leave it. If you are tired of reading cool stories, you can review it.
Well. The earth is very big, and China is not the only country. We do not have to worry about starvation and war when we live in China, but there are also Africa, India, South America, and the Middle East, where there are at least more than a billion people living in dire straits, and the protagonist before the time travel should know these things. So what I mean is that after the protagonist traveled back through time, he just barely had to worry about life and death. He shouldered the responsibility of feeding a town of civilians without hesitation, and faced the local evil forces and local warlords for this responsibility. The reason was just "if you see it, you can't ignore it." This is untenable. The protagonist was just a social animal in his previous life. He may have experienced the influence of communism, or his happy native family may have given him a kind heart, but are these things enough for a person to develop a sense of responsibility that can help the world even if he is poor in a sudden situation where he is in a different world and has no time to take care of himself? Both the readers and the authors of the comments are teenagers, so they know very well whether they have such thoughts. There are many Western fantasy lord stories in the online literature world. After time travel, there is still a piece of land and dozens of serfs. They are also about development and confrontation with people. But in this kind of book, letting the people live a good life is just incidental. In essence, it is still a story about hegemony. Therefore, it is always most important for the protagonist to improve his personal and territorial force after time travel. The core of this kind of book makes sense: if the protagonist wants to compete for hegemony, he must develop the territory, improve the force, and develop important people in the territory. To attract people depends on the infrastructure policy, and the development of infrastructure technology depends on the modern knowledge in the protagonist's mind. Instead of just saying "if you see it, you can't ignore it" and then go wherever you want. After making a weapon, he only wanted to sell it. Douluo Tang San knew how to make a Zhuge Liannu to kill the soul beast. Since the protagonist of this book can make a crossbow, why can't he find a way to make twenty crossbows and distribute them to twenty young people, and then recruit Taoist nuns who can fight them to fight against the local evil forces? A dark and evil gang with dozens of people in a low-martial world. The protagonist was found in a crossbow factory and the people in the town were against the trend. He was helpless. He had to wait for the heroine to return from a serious injury and pretend to be inexplicable. Even if the protagonist is afraid of the power behind the Wild Wolf Gang and is afraid of subsequent retaliation, he has never thought of taking action. However, people have been afraid of the heroine and have not come to kill anyone for so long. During this time, the protagonist is just waiting passively, without any preparation for resistance. What about the crossbow made by the protagonist? Are they all sold? Even if the workshop is opened in partnership with the Wild Wolf Gang, doesn't the protagonist have the slightest idea of leaving a batch of weapons for self-defense? When fighting with the Wild Wolf Gang, both the offensive and defensive sides did not have a crossbow. Is this reasonable? This is the problem in the early stages of this book. When the protagonist faced a small gang of evil forces, he never thought about resisting, nor did he think about accumulating armed forces just in case. He just tolerated and muddle along, but he bluntly shouldered the responsibility that he could not bear with the sentence "If you see it, you can't ignore it." If it had to be written like this, then the protagonist should not have been a social beast in his previous life, but a pacifist saint who traveled in war-torn and impoverished areas and dedicated everything, including his life. The advantage is that the author's writing is good, it reads relatively smoothly, and the plot is well planned. There is nothing wrong with the heroine's inner core and changes in her thoughts. Her abandonment of the protagonist and the town, which is plagued by internal and external troubles, and went out to wander around can also be explained by her character design. In fact, this book could be written as a novel with a single female protagonist. The protagonist could die on the day when the Wild Wolf Gang came to attack, and the female protagonist would come back late. This would be considered a different approach.
The story is wonderful but the data is indeed not good. I don't expect to update it every day, but I hope I can update it after dinner to give readers a complete story. My efforts will eventually pay off. I wish Mr. "The sun is rising and everything is in spring"
After reading the first half, I thought it was quite interesting. I just don't understand why the male protagonist in the author's novel wants to return to modern times so much. Living today, although technology is very strong, there is great pressure from competition, and relationships are almost an exchange of interests. I don't know what is good about returning to this era.
When I first read this article, I felt like drinking clear tea, with a long aftertaste. The author's brushwork is refined but his artistic conception is fully expressed. The lines of the words are imbued with the ethereal and mysterious nature of Eastern Taoism, just like an ink painting with appropriate blank space. The portrayal of Zhao Yizhen's inner world is particularly delicate and moving, and the flow of emotions reaches the softest corner of the human heart, making people still fascinated by it. Come on!
After reading the ten chapters of the first volume, the plot and some settings have not been developed so far and nothing can be seen. However, the subject matter is quite novel, the author's writing style is very good, and the details, scenery, and character descriptions are also very good.
The writing is very good, the story is quite exciting, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is handled very well, and it is very comfortable to watch. Come on, come on
I have read dozens of chapters, and it is really enlightening to see the gang bandits. Obviously, from the beginning, the heroine can directly use her strength to eliminate everyone in the gang and resolve the crisis. When being bullied, she still has to be low-key and patient. Cooperate, and the harvest will be divided. At the end, it is written that the heroine kills the boss with a sword, and then the crisis is resolved. Why didn't you write it directly like this at the beginning? Isn't this nonsense? If you say you have been bullied by a military leader, it is logical to be patient. People do not fight with officials. If you dare to kill a military leader, you will have endless troubles coming to you. If you kill a bandit, who do you think will care about them? Maybe if you take the heads to the government, they will give you a reward. This is a great achievement for the government.