A Stunning Fake Taoist, Secretly Practicing Forbidden Occult Arts

Transforming into a beautiful girl feels even more exciting than being born that way! Five stars!

Yes, it's up to chapter 65 so far. The initial emphasis on the celebrity's appearance and voice might be off-putting. Many changes were made later. The plot is quite coherent, the foreshadowing is good, and the writing is also quite good. The roommates are well-developed, and the female lead is also nice.

Well, while there are some aspects I don't like and I'm hesitant to give it five stars, the overall theme is quite novel, and the protagonist's non-saintly nature is endearing, though being too evil isn't good either. Some of the values ​​presented are a bit skewed and don't conform to mainstream values, so I'm really worried it might get banned. I still want to read more!

This is incredibly well-written, keep it up, author! I think Lin Xiaoyu, given her scheming against the protagonist and the opportunity presented by her rebirth, is already on the verge of death. 😏😏😏😏😏 @

I initially picked up this novel after reading a review. The protagonist seemed rather dim-witted at first, easily tricked into going to northern Myanmar—a common trope in older novels, often considered quite toxic these days! But I've read so many toxic novels that my tolerance is too high! However, you can still see some changes in the protagonist from this.

Keep up the good work, author! More updates, I'll give you a good review. The part about Myanmar was a bit detached from reality; many details seemed inadequate. Try to stay realistic in the later parts. Consider using more classical references or incorporating real-life figures. For the exorcism spells, you could refer to the spells in Maoshan talismans, Daoist scriptures, and the lost treasures of Fahai. This will help readers connect the novel's plot with reality.

Curious, this is the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter: transformation + metaphysics + northern Myanmar + martial arts + school + live streaming + urban + the dark side of society... Please give a good review and encourage the author to update more often.

Five stars! The protagonist's growth process after several events is very clear, and the plot is very imaginative.

It's alright, but not a typical "feel-good" novel. The overall writing style leans more towards ten years ago, because the protagonist cultivates by reading books, indicating he's not the only one with extraordinary abilities. Furthermore, the protagonist's abilities are revealed too early, and the antagonist appears very early on. The main tone is established within the first 10-20 chapters. It's a novel suitable for leisurely reading over a long period.

Everything else is fine, except for the issue of cultivation level. After refining Qi into Spirit, there's been no change. Why is there no feedback when the domain transforms into a world? It expanded from tens of thousands of meters to the size of several moons, and then even had subordinate worlds, yet there's no mention of any improvement in one's own cultivation level. This level of feedback should be around the level of refining Void and merging with Dao, right?