The Fourteenth Great Dao
大道十四
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 418k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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This is really a good book. The description of the mysterious battle scenes in the book is magnificent and majestic. Ming fans and book friends who like Taoism can read it, it's so beautiful
I woke up at three o'clock in the morning and saw that the author had published a novel. I couldn't wait to start reading. Unexpectedly, I was taken to the wilderness by the author. Unknowingly, I followed Chen Shishi into the temple of the spirit world. I felt like I was deeply trapped in my thoughts and couldn't extricate myself... It was already five o'clock after I breathed. It took away my sleep. I had a full sense of immersion, the shock wave of the picture was super strong, and the writing was experienced. Come on, author! It's so interesting. The author has constructed a unique world view of a Taoist priest traveling through the late Ming Dynasty. Chen Shishi was equipped with modern equipment, but he had to face the outrageous tasks of expelling the plague, evacuating the Qing troops, and even "extending the life of the Ming Dynasty." The double sense of despair of the end of the law and the end of the dynasty was written by the author with black humor. I especially like the decisive temperament of the sentence "either mend the sky or die as a martyr". The writing style is great and it is worth following up.
It was indeed an adventure. I read it in one sitting and it was hearty and full of meaning. I can't say much, I can only say that the writing is so awesome and powerful, I look forward to this book becoming a big hit, and I look forward to Chen Shishi making red spread all over Kyushu.
It's wonderfully written, and it relieves my anger! It was only six months ago that I realized that the Qing Dynasty took away the national spirit of the Ming Dynasty, and even more the spirit of the Han people. The Qing Dynasty was an extremely dark era in Chinese history.
The author's writing style is very good, and the details of the story and plot are very rigorous. It is a good book worth reading. How modern Taoism understands heaven and earth is a very interesting core. I quite like the latest chapter. I rarely review books, I just think this book deserves more readers.
I read it in one sitting. The author wrote it carefully and it is worth reading. It is not garbage and can be compared with AI articles.
It feels pretty good, but I didn't expect the author to write about this subject. It's a bit different from the previous one. The author's update contains one chapter, which is more than the other three chapters. At the beginning, I thought that two people would help each other, but I didn't expect that the other brother would die so easily.
You must support the old author when he opens a new book. From the beginning until now, the overall feeling is really good, without any bad points. I really like this combination of Taoism and Kangqing. It feels very novel.
It feels like watching "The Years I Was Mr. Yin Yang" back then. The same folk customs, the same sadness. It's not a formulaic novel, it's the kind that has a real folkloric feel and a sense of destiny. It's not a noob or a lie.
It's a great book as always. I've finished reading Ah Jiu and Fourteen. The update should be faster😄