The Path to Longevity Begins with the Martial Dao Supreme
从武道至尊开始的长生路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 522k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Lying Low for Ten Years: Starting as a Peerless Martial Arts Grandmaster蛰伏十年：开局武道宗师绝顶Alternate title on Fanqie
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259Chapters
1.9kReads · 30 days
538.3kReads · all time
113Shelves
6.5Score
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I recommend my own novel! I'm championing my own work!!!
Yes, so far I haven't seen any toxicity or frustration. The plot is also attractive, the pacing is moderate, and the protagonist's talent and comprehension are unprecedented. The protagonist's biological father is the emperor's strongest competitor and the most powerful force among the princes. The protagonist's treatment isn't too melodramatic; he's provided with various benefits and resources.
This book is considered quite good among Tomato's "Ten Miles of Gold Rush" series, but I don't understand why there are so many haters in the comments section. After finishing it, I found the "Murong Yao stealing the bride" plot a bit hard to understand 😄. Let me share my personal opinion (please don't attack me).
The Martial King who protects the country is good in this respect. Although he is invincible in martial arts, he may not be sufficient in terms of domestic affairs and governance, and he does not necessarily have to strive for the throne. Unlike other invincible crown princes who are invincible in martial arts but have terrible domestic affairs and connections, yet still insist on sitting on the throne.
Let me tell you something interesting. The protagonist is traveling to the capital by boat when he's attacked by assassins. The guards fight desperately, the boat is smashed to pieces, and everyone falls into the water. The protagonist just flies away, pulls the people out of the water, and then leaves the assassins alone. Hey, I was just having fun, I didn't even bother to intervene.
In my personal opinion, overall it wasn't as bad as I expected... The beginning was okay, but the later parts weren't as good as I hoped. [Got it][Got it][Got it]
This book is really good. I've read so many books, and this is one of the few that gets positive reviews. Those so-called bestsellers, I really don't think they're that great. This book is really good; I'll add it to my favorites and buy it all at once when it's finished.
A good book, highly recommended. The plot is logical, the content closely follows the theme, and it's suspenseful at every turn.
It's a very well-written book; you can actually read it.
Your writing is superb; the more the better.