The Outcast: Ascending to Immortality Through the Eight-Nine Mystical Arts

I confessed my feelings to the rope, and she kept me hanging on. My face was constantly red; it felt like I was in love. I realized happiness can truly be overwhelming. My heart slowly relaxed, and memories from my childhood flooded back.

Enough said, the transmigrator is now groveling and acting like a dog. [Learned something new] If I can't get into Beijing through the exam, can't I at least fight my way into Beijing?

The author has a solid cultural foundation and a genuine understanding of Taoist cultivation concepts. He also brought the Great Ying Immortal to life, and the whole book truly exudes the ethereal aura of seeking the Tao through drums. The only pity is that people in the world value techniques over the Tao, while this book is about seeking the Tao and truth. As a result, there is too little description of the special effects of the techniques, which makes it less appealing.

It's a very good read with a smooth plot and well-developed characters. It enriches the original story, giving some characters more satisfying endings. Although it's still in its early stages, the author demonstrates considerable skill in writing and overall style. It's definitely worth reading.

It's well-written, but every time I see the author mention immortality in a novel, I get a chill. I always feel that those who pursue longevity often live a life of mere survival; the idea that one should not die is considered thievery, and this obsession is frightening. It reminds me of Qin Shi Huang in his later years.

Currently, it's still following the style of the previous book, and to be honest, I really like this style. This book has a lot of depth. While it doesn't directly insert plot elements from the original story like some fanfiction, the parts it develops are very engaging. The protagonist is well-developed in the early stages, a stylish and fully fleshed-out character.

Those who read books are outsiders and can judge others, but have you ever considered that the characters in the books are not gods, and that all causes and effects are under their control? If you think that way, there's nothing I can do. What you want is a god playing games with mortals, not a person walking the path of enlightenment.

Update quickly! ...

Hey you old rascal, update faster! It's too slow. The previous novel, *The Path to Immortality of the Lü Family*, was pretty good, but the ending felt a bit rushed. Update faster, don't stop updating!

I finished reading the one by the Lü family, it was pretty good. I'm supporting the new one.