[Slow-Burn Payoff, the protagonist mainly plays it safe early on]
The day Jiang Xun was sold to Great Compassion Temple, he thought his life had finally taken a turn for the better.
A centuries-old temple, a sacred Buddhist site, with enough food to fill his stomach and martial arts to protect himself.
But it wasn't long after he moved in that he sensed something was wrong.
Strange rustling sounds always came from the underground caves late at night.
Those kind-faced monks had a faintly sweet, fishy odor about them.
And the secret manual he'd been assigned, the Divine Meditation Sutra, gave off an indescribably eerie feeling between its lines.
Jiang Xun had a growing suspicion that this temple was not as simple as it appeared.
Then a voice rang out in his mind:
[Poison Toad Art has reached the entry level]
Jiang Xun froze in place.
He looked at the walls covered in poisonous insects, then at the System panel.
Suddenly, he understood.
This temple had never been a sacred Buddhist site.
And he hadn't been brought here to become a disciple, either.
I think this book is pretty good. It feels quite novel, and the author's writing style is also quite good. Keep it up!
Very good. The plot is well-structured and easy to follow. I really like the protagonist's style; he's ruthless when necessary and tactful when appropriate. The Taoist chapter, in particular, is handled very cleverly. He knows the saying, "If you have a mouth, don't use it; if you have money, don't use it to ask for help."
This book is really good, I don't know why the rating is so low. I stayed up all night last night to let him read it, and it really is quite good. The protagonist is constantly improving and growing, which is great. Then, halfway through, I started to wonder why the protagonist didn't go home to see his mother. It turns out it's because he was affected by that evil work, and his mental state deteriorated. 🥰
I've read it all; I was surprised to find that it only reached the Qi Refining stage in chapter 133.
You can watch it! It's quite good.
No matter what others say, as long as I can stand it, that's enough.
This book is really good; I haven't found any major flaws so far. The author is definitely talented.
The writing is very steady; the author must be a veteran. If the author is this good, why don't they go work on a certain online platform?
Absolutely awesome! Haha
Not bad, let's see how it develops from here. Hope the author keeps up the good work!