
The Divine Path
神道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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138Recommendations
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I remember the author used to be called Midnight Ghost, but now he's called Ye Zhifan.
Many years ago, probably six or seven years ago. *Shinto* was the first fantasy novel I read, and also the most classic, depicting the journey from the mortal realm to the immortal realm to the divine realm (there seems to be a pseudo-divine realm in between), watching Cangtian cultivate and grow step by step. Personally, I felt the ending wasn't very good (only a few works have post-credits scenes).
If this novel didn't have a different author after the male protagonist ascended to immortality, I'll chop my dick off!
I read this a long time ago. I thought this book would be very popular, but the search results were like this.
This was the first novel I ever read. I remember it was written by Midnight Ghost. It started off quite well, but then I heard that the author got married and someone else took over writing it, and it got worse and worse. In the end, it had a terrible ending!
This book was written by Midnight Ghost before he flew away; later, it became Night's Fan, which was considered a younger brother's behavior.
The original author of this book is Midnight Ghost, not Ye Zhifan.
The Immortal Realm was good before, but it went downhill afterward; it feels like it's just filler text.
I don't know who wrote this, but after chapter 290 it's a completely different style, suddenly becoming much worse. I just don't want to read it anymore; it's a waste of the writing quality of the earlier chapters.
This was the first novel I ever read, and it truly immersed me in the charm of the Xianxia world. I still can't forget the oppressive feeling I got from the phrase "The Yellow Heaven is dead, the Azure Heaven has no life." It's a pity the ending was too rushed; otherwise, I would consider it a masterpiece of the Xianxia genre.