Walking the Dao Across the Vast World
行道大千
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 528k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[Comment] The more I read, the angrier I became, and suddenly I understood why.
The reason is that the protagonist is too frustrated... I am completely fooled by this world… The real protagonist has been digested by the world, The protagonist's human body has been deceived by divinity... The Shinto body has been deceived by the world... Even if Shinto becomes successful in the future, he will only be a worldly god without a self!
Living in a cottage? That's only the case for bitter people. The real great gods are sitting on the nine heavens overlooking everything. But you can only sit in a broken house. Those who pretend to be noble are just excuses made by hard-working people for themselves.
[Comment] Is it a little small?
There are thousands of people in the big tribe, hundreds of people in the small tribe, just a few tribes, one or two hundred mythical beasts? I suspect that the area you set, the author, is only as big as a province.
Why is it so uncomfortable to read, and there is no sense of immersion? The subject matter is something I want to read, but I just don't feel immersed in it.
He met her when he was at his most dazzling, a person as beautiful as a fairy. He devoted everything to her just to get her looking back. She had been hurt so she didn't dare to believe in love anymore, and would only blindly escape from his love. Until he had nothing, she appeared in front of him again, and he smiled bitterly, pretending to be a stranger, and passed her by. She twitched the corners of her lips, wanting to ask him to stay, but she couldn't find a suitable reason. "Si Chen Wants to Become the God of Love"
Ask: There are Tao (how to solve the problem of incest). There are only a dozen people, men, women, old and young. They are all close relatives of father, son, brother and sister. So how do they pass on the children born from incest? Idiots are fools, or they are weak and sick and will not live long 🥵 How to solve this problem 😆 Does anyone know 🤔
I've read Chapter 9, and it feels like a narrative, with no sense of immersion.
How come the other world is the same as China's barbaric era? Why don't you just write that the protagonist goes back to the barbaric era? Don't make the other world no different from the earth?
This is the end, so sudden! !
I originally wanted to raise him, but I met a lifetime type.